Cowdenbeath road parking ban as utility works start next week

There will be no parking on Stenhouse Street next week. <i>(Image: Google Maps)</i>
There will be no parking on Stenhouse Street next week. (Image: Google Maps)
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Drivers in Cowdenbeath are being warned about temporary parking restrictions on Stenhouse Street later this month.

Fife Council has made an order banning waiting on both sides of the road, which is home to several businesses such as Aldi, from property number 146 to 158 so utility works can be carried out safely.

The “no waiting at any time” restriction will run from 27 May to 2 June, or until the work is completed.

Access for residents, pedestrians and emergency service vehicles will be maintained throughout, but motorists who normally park on this stretch are being urged to use alternative parking nearby.

Anyone with queries is being asked to contact the council’s Traffic Management, Roads and Transportation Service at Bankhead, Glenrothes, or email traffic.management@fife.gov.uk quoting the Stenhouse Street order.

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