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Start date set for work on former Fife flax mill

Start date set for work on former Fife flax mill
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Silverburn Park: Leven project boosted thanks to competitive training course

Work to transform Silverburn Park in Leven has received another boost to increase the skills needed to support more people.

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Cottage Window Cafe serves scones and toasties through a window

The Cottage Window Cafe in Leven, Fife, serves up amazing scones, toasties and homegrown salad from the window of its premises.

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A phoenix rising from the ashes : Design work to transform derelict mill at Silverburn Park complete

© Supplied by Andie Habeshaw, Silv Design for the new centre. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Design work to transform a derelict Fife flax mill into a visitor centre and community hub is now complete. Project workers say the B-listed building at Silverburn Park in Leven will be like a “phoenix rising from the ashes” once multi-million pound building work begins. The red brick property on the 27-acre estate once employed 200 people but has lain empty for years, with holes in the roof, boarded-up windows, disused livestock stalls and old farm machinery lying around.

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