Dunfermline councillors to agree funds for Pittencrieff Park CCTV

DUNFERMLINE councillors are set to approve funding of £15,000 to go towards installing CCTV cameras in Pittencrieff Park. 
It’s hoped that the technology will act as a much needed deterrent for anti-social behaviour and vandalism that has been plaguing the Glen, particularly in recent months. 
The total cost for the installation of the CCTV system is estimated to be £60,000 and the remaining funding should be provided by Fife Council's facilities management service.
The budget request will be made at the meeting of the City of Dunfermline area committee tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. 
A plea for CCTV to be installed was made back in January by Harry Dunn, chair of the Friends of Pittencrieff Park, after part of a children's playpark was set on fire, and has been highlighted as part of the Press’ campaign ‘Protect our Glen’. 

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