Public Consultations
Stewart’s Resort: Update December 2025
The proprietors of Stewart’s Resort, Gleneagles Holiday Park Ltd, are in the early stages of preparation to apply for new Planning Permission, from Fife Council, for a change of use of some additional agricultural land adjacent to their current site.
Should an application be progressed and be successful, it could eventually result in the addition of “up to 216 new luxury holiday lodges”. This proposed “western extension” would extend the currently permitted, developing site on to land immediately adjacent to Special Protection Area Cameron Reservoir.
There were two Public Consultations to take place on the matter at Cameron Hall
- 28th August 3pm – 7pm
- 9th October 3pm – 7pm
There is also some information on the Fife Planning Portal: the link to application 25/02262/PAN is at Link. There is more detailed information about the potential development to be found at https://montgomery-forgan.co.uk/consultation/major-development-land-at-coylton-2/
We would like to thank everyone who took the opportunity to drop in to Cameron Hall during the open hours on 28th August and 9th October. to make their views known, or posted their comments on the Montgomery Forgan website. It is currently with the applicants, Gleneagles Holiday Park Ltd, and their agents, Montgomery Forgan, to demonstrate in any resulting application that due regard has been paid to local opinion.
We are expecting a formal application will be made to Fife Council for that change of use Planning Permission, when you will again have the opportunity to comment.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are calling on Scots to have their say on the future of the nation’s water environment.
SEPA has launched a public consultation, Safeguarding Scotland’s Water Environment, about what it calls Significant Water Management Issues – issues that are having a significant adverse impact on the condition of the water environment and that it seeks to tackle.
The consultation is open until 3 March 2026. A Word version of the consultation is provided on the consultation website – Safeguarding Scotland’s Water Environment.
The water environment is one of Scotland’s most precious natural assets. It supports a rich diversity of wildlife, contributes to people’s health and wellbeing and provides for the sustainable growth of Scotland’s economy.
Input from members of the public and communities is essential to ensure plans reflect local experiences, practical solutions and a wide range of perspectives across Scotland. Respondents can have their say on the Significant Water Management Issues and offer their thoughts on the role this work could play in supporting climate adaptation, nature recovery and health and wellbeing.
Protecting and improving our water environment as a vital natural asset is fundamental to Scotland’s efforts to build resilience to climate change and to ensure that the needs of wildlife, people and the economy can be met and safeguarded into the future. Our current proposals are at a formative stage, and we want to gather valuable evidence of the range of experiences and opinions, knowledge and ideas on this pivotal issue to inform our decision-making.
Have your say at Safeguarding Scotland’s Water Environment – Scottish Environment Protection Agency – Citizen Space