And they’re off.

4th

3rd

2nd

The winners, Joel Mason and Douglas Hamilton

Once again a specially chartered 6 coach train brought hundreds of people to enjoy the pleasant weather (shame about the quarter of an hour of torrential rain).

Normally the Group only comes every other year from Shotts but this is the second year in a row due to the problems at Ayr Station.

The visitors will enjoy the Shows, local businesses and organised games including the tug-o-war.

Last year’s visit.

Poster in Co-op

The High Street was packed with spectators today for the parade from the Parish Church to the Links.

Fancy dress competition winners

2nd prize

More details on CW Facebook page

Overall winner is one one four – one of the most recent shops on Burntisland High Street.

The Children’s Choice is the entertaining display by Ross of Macauley’s Fruit & Veg Merchant

Full details at CW Facebook page

No longer know as “Blue Flag” beaches, which is a pity as Burntisland was one of the few places good enough to get one!

“Beach Awards” are easier to get, but at there’s a flag and parts of it are blue.

https://www.keepscotlandbeautiful.org/local-environmental-quality/beach-awards/beach-map/burntisland-beach/

Lifeguard Cover is in place from the 22th June – 26th August 2019. (Longer at Aberdour)

More info

Photo MoC

“Our 2019 Exhibition illustrates the breadth of our Museum Collection, taking you on a fascinating journey through the history of Communication – suitable for all ages!

“The Exhibition is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays until Saturday 28 September 2019 from 11 am until 4 pm.”

mocft.co.uk/exhibitions