the Newburgh Train Campaign is holding a coffee morning on Sat 25th November, 10-12pm at the community centre on the High Street. Local politicians and representatives from interested transport organisations will be there. So, why not come along and find out where things stand.

No, it isn't a real just yet! But for walkers of the Fife Coastal Path it will be a welcomed sign

The campaign is holding a coffee morning at the Community Centre on the High St in Newburgh on Saturday 25th November, from 10 till 12. Joining us will be local politicians and other interested parties who are lending us their support. Please come along. We'd love to see you!

A Newburgh resident gives reason for wanting a reopened station

We've launched a new, supporting site for our our current site at newburghtrainstation.org.uk At some point soon, it will become our main site. Please visit - newburghtrain.com

Preparing for the campaign's coffee morning on Saturday, 25th Nov at the Newburgh community (TICC) on the High Street.

Just some of the drawings done by local pupils for the campaign's logo drawing competition

More of the drawings done by local pupils for the campaign's logo drawing competition

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We thanks all those who supported our fund raising coffee morning today. We raised some £1435 for the campaign.

We would like to thank: Lindores Distillery Lindores Candles and Melts Red Fox Jim Shears Renaissance Soft Furnishings Jamesfield Garden Centre Jamesfield Farm Shop Wee Bakery Buttercup Cafe Cat Shop Cheynes Quality Foods Branston Ltd Kettle Produce Ltd Davidsons Chemist

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Newburgh Train Station website updated. newburghtrain.com

We wait for some political activity regarding Newburgh Station. Maybe something from Westminster in response to a question posed by our MP. Perhaps the Scottish Transport can can provide an update, one that was promised back in January.

Fiona Hyslop, Scottish Minister of Transport is to take up an invitation by a number of Newburgh's local MSPs and visit the town sometime before the end of May. She wants to understand the how a reopened rail station will thoroughly galvanise business opportunities in Newburgh.

Claire Baker (Labour), Murdo Fraser (Con), W Rennie (Lib Dem) and Mark Ruskell (Scottish greens) extended the invite to the Transport Minister.

Scottish Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop is visiting Newburgh today to see for herself why the town needs a train station. The Campaign with support from local politicians will make the case.

Thank you to Scottish Transport Minister Fiona Hsylop for making time to visit Newburgh and see for herself why our town deserves a rail station. Thanks to MSPs Willie Rennie, Murdo Fraser, Mark Ruskell and Claire Baker for their support.

Stagecoach are to withdraw the Newburgh bus service to Cupar. The nearest train station to us will be 45 mins away in Perth. We seem to be getting further away from a station as the year progresses.

...and still we wait for a decision about getting our own halt from the Transport Secretary. She suggested more urgency in getting a decision than appears to be the case.