23rd September 2026

We were delighted to attend the Broomhead TRA Information Session, organised by Fife Council – a fantastic opportunity to bring tenants, local organisations and support services together.

Residents had the chance to chat with Switch2, following the recent completion of the new heating and hot water system across all three blocks. It was a great opportunity to ask questions, share feedback and find out more about the new system.

FFOTRA was pleased to be there alongside a range of other organisations, including Gingerbread, Greener Kirkcaldy and the Fife Council Housing Team, all offering information, advice and support.

A big thank you to everyone who helped organise the event and, most importantly, to all the tenants who came along, had a chat and got involved!

Great to see the community coming together! 

13th June 2026

Broomhead TRA, along with FFOTRA, met with Fife Council today to discuss concerns relating to living in high-rise flats.

Fife Council delivered a short presentation outlining the measures that have been implemented to help ensure tenant safety. The meeting also provided tenants with an opportunity to raise their concerns, ask questions, and have their voices heard.

Constructive discussions took place, highlighting the importance of partnership working between tenants and Fife Council to address concerns and improve services.

By working together, we can help create a safe and supportive living environment where tenants feel listened to, respected, and empowered to have their voices heard.

Thanks to everyone who attended and contributed to today's meeting

10th June 2026

A great turnout today at the community walkabout in Broomhead Drive, Dunfermline, with representatives from a range of agencies coming together to listen to residents and identify opportunities to improve the local area.

Walkabouts are an important way of bringing services directly into our communities. They allow residents to raise concerns, share ideas, and highlight issues that matter to them, whilst giving agencies the opportunity to see first-hand the challenges and successes within a neighbourhood.

By working together, agencies can better understand local needs, coordinate responses, and help ensure that communities remain safe, welcoming and well-maintained places to live.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to today's walkabout. Partnership working and community involvement are key to creating positive change, and it was encouraging to see so many organisations represented.