Keep up-to-date with the latest developments regarding the Programme and its projects.
Archaeology and Artefacts at Methil Mill
We have been working with local people to investigate the site of Methil Mill, which sits in the heart of the River Park. The mill is thought to date to the medieval period, and it is hoped that our investigations will reveal its date and evidence of the people who once lived and worked here. Read the full story
River Park to Feature on BBC Countryfile
We’re delighted to announce that River Park will feature on BBC Countryfile this Sunday, 17th May. This will bring a welcome spotlight to the incredible work taking place along the River Leven and the positive impact the River Park Programme is having across the local community. Read the full story
Bringing Levenmouth’s Stories to Life in the River Park
We are developing a creative community-led interpretation project focused on the stretch of river between Cameron Bridge and Leven train stations. The aim is to explore how storytelling can be embedded throughout the River Park experience, creating meaningful connections between people, place, heritage and environment. Read the full story
The Bridge That Time Buried: An Unexpected Discovery
Work continues at a pace at River Park, with activity ranging from tree planting to boardwalk construction. Progress slowed briefly a few weeks ago however, when construction workers uncovered an old bridge that once crossed the Kirkland Mill lade, linking Methil Mill with the rest of Methil. Read the full story
Green Health: How Climate Change Is Shaping Modern Illness
Climate and health are interconnected explained Yasmine Morgan, NHS Fife Sustainability Officer, in her presentation at the Green Health Partnership Networking event this week at the Fife Renewables Centre in Methil. Read the full story
Springtime wildlife in the River Park at Levenmouth
As March unfolds, the River Park is beginning to stir with the quiet but unmistakable signs of spring. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been capturing these changes through a series of photographs, each one highlighting the early stages of a habitat coming back to life after winter. Read the full story