Public Consultations
Stewart’s Resort: Update March 2026
The proprietors of Stewart’s Resort, Gleneagles Holiday Park Ltd, have now formally applied for new Planning Permission, from Fife Council, for a change of use of some additional agricultural land adjacent to their current site. The details of application 25/03431/EIA can be found at https://planning.fife.gov.uk/online/simpleSearchResults.do?action=firstPage .
This application, if successful, could eventually result in the addition of “up to 216 new luxury holiday lodges”. On completion, if successful, this Phase 4 application would allow for an enormous in-total 429 pitch site, extending the developing site on to land immediately adjacent to Special Protection Area Cameron Reservoir.
We would like to thank everyone who took the opportunity to drop in to Cameron Hall during the two Public Consultations on 28th August and 9th October 2025, who made their views then known, or posted their comments on the agents’ Montgomery Forgan website.
Cameron Community Council is currently finalising their response, aligned with local opinion.
You now have an opportunity to post your comments directly to Fife Council at https://planning.fife.gov.uk/online/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=makeComment&keyVal=T7GS30HFGP800 and we would ask you to do so. Your views can help ensure the breadth and depth of local opinion is properly represented. You have until latest 11.59pm on Monday 24th Mar 2026 to confirm your comments.
SEPA Flood Risk Management Phase 1 Consultation
Flooding is Scotland’s costliest climate hazard and our biggest adaption challenge. In the future our winters will be warmer and wetter, our summers hotter and drier, sea level rise will continue and our weather will become more variable and unpredictable. Extreme events such as storms and their associated impacts will become more common. Across Scotland, many homes and businesses are currently at risk of flooding and this will increase if insufficient action is taken to tackle climate change.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are carrying out two phases of consultation to inform the development of the 2028-2034 Flood Risk Management Plans. Phase 1 is a community-focussed consultation and is your opportunity to tell SEPA your flooding issues and priorities within Potentially Vulnerable Areas (PVAs), to help shape these plans. SEPA are also seeking information on projects and initiatives that are already happening to help manage flooding in PVAs. This will inform the objectives and actions that will be proposed in the Phase 2 consultation.
You can take part in the consultation at https://consultation.sepa.org.uk/evidence-and-flooding/frmp-phase-1-consultation/ and have until 22nd April 2026 to do so.