Published: Wednesday, 28th July, 2010 3:17pm
Councillor pushes for action over lack of progress with Lochgelly Charrette
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FIFE Councillor Mark Hood has raised concerns following the lack of progress made following the Scottish Government's Lochgelly Charrette.
The Scottish government's Charrette series ran earlier in the year in three communities in Scotland.
In a letter to Alex Neil, the Scottish Government minister for Housing and Communities, the Lochgelly and Cardenden councillor, said, "The issue that we now have is meeting the community's expectations set during the Charrette process.
"In effect the Lochgelly Charrette left us with a massive to-do list and a great deal of expectations about what is to happen next.
"The issue we now have is how to make progress on these local initiatives without any additional resources.
"The lack of progress is leading to many members of the community growing disheartened by the Charrette process."
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