The thin end of the wedge for walkers   more

Dave Morris, The Edinburgh Evening News, 14 July 2005

We walked across the fairway, and exchanged a friendly word with the golfers as they passed by. The lady was from Vancouver, enjoying the fine weather and facilities at Archerfield Links in East Lothian.

Work on coastal path soon to be completed   more

The Courier, 6 September 2002

Work to upgrade the coastal path between Crail and the Tay Bridge should be completed by the end of October, Scottish Enterprise Fife has revealed.

Society defends walkers' rights   more

Michael Alexander, The Courier, 27 May 2002

A national organisation which represents the legal interests of the public during rights of way disputes has defended people’s right to access a section of the Fife coastal path.

Public access to property questioned by landowner   more

The Courier, 25 May 2002

A Fife landowner who has questioned the local authority’s claim that part of the Fife Coastal Path near Kingsbarns is a right of way yesterday raised doubts over the whole question of public access to private property.

Path not right of way - landowner   more

Gordon Berry, The Courier, 23 May 2002

A Fife landowner has taken issue with a statement from Fife Council that the well-used Fife Coastal Path in the Kingsbarns area is a public right of way.

Path closure attempt stopped in its tracks   more

Gordon Berry, The Courier, 22 May 2002

The organisers of this year’s Dunhill Links Championship have failed in their bid to enforce closure of a section of the Fife coastal path when the competition is held in October.

Golf links path closure row   more

Michael Alexander, The Courier, 21 May 2002

A Fife golf course which has been showered with praise since it opened during the Millennium Open at St Andrews has been bunkered by a planning dispute over access to an ancient coastal path.

Coastal path work to start   more

The Citizen, 15 December 2000

Concerns over the part of the Coastal Path, which runs from Boarhills to St Andrews, has prompted the town’s Community Council to call for urgent action.

Crumbling coastal path prompts calls for action   more

The Citizen, 29 September 2000

Fife Council is being urged to take action over the coastal erosion which it’s claimed puts local ramblers in danger.

Warning signs for coastal path   more

Anita Rogan, The Citizen, 23 July 1999

Warning signs are to be erected on the coastal route from St Andrews to Crail after the path claimed its fourth victim of the year.

Coastline   more

J Nicholson, Letter to Editor, The Citizen, 24 July 1998

Has anyone else noticed that the countryside around Crail and Kingsbarns is rapidly being ruined?