Network Rail has unveiled plans for the station developments that will be delivered as part of the Levenmouth Rail link project.

Final plans for the new stations will be displayed at two drop-in events to be held near to the proposed station sites and local people are invited to come along and see the plans - ahead of them being submitted as planning applications to Fife Council.

The event at Cameron Bridge will be from 4pm-7pm on Monday 3rd October at the Methilhill Bowling Club, Main Street, Methilhill,  KY8 2DP

For Leven, it will be between 4pm-7pm on Tuesday 4th October at the Leven Centre, Commercial Road, Leven, KY8 4QW

The community events will allow local people to see the designs, meet members of the team who will deliver the stations and ask any questions they may have direct to the project. 

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The plans for the stations have been developed in conjunction with stakeholders and the drop-ins follow on from Fife Council's consultation on the wider 'place-making' aspects of the station developments.

Feedback from the community as part of the Council's consultation has been taken into consideration and used to inform the designs for the station that will now be on display in advance of being submitted for planning consent.

The project is working towards completing construction of the stations and the wider Rail link project in Spring 2024.

Martin McKinlay, Network Rail's sponsor for the Levenmouth Rail link project said: "The level of interest in the development of the stations and the project in general is phenomenal.

"We are looking forward to meeting the communities around the stations and we are confident that what we are proposing caters for their needs as future station users.

"We look forward to meeting everyone at the Community Drop-ins, presenting the plans for the station and answering any questions on the project."

For anyone unable to make it along to the drop-in but would still like to review the plans, they can find everything they need to know on the Levenmouth pages of the Scotland's Railway website( www.scotlandsrailway.com/projects)after the community events

People can also submit any questions on any aspect of the project by emailing [email protected]