Carnegie has already patted Fife Council on the back for undertaling a survey of Fife's town centres, but the contents of the study relating to Dunfermline may make less welcome reading.
"DUNFERMLINE city centre is the dirtiest in Fife with the worst shops – but it’s fine if you want takeaway food or to visit a bank. That’s the view of businesses and visitors in the city centre who took part in a Fife Council survey and slated the cleanliness and mix of shops. Litter, vandalism, traffic congestion and too many vehicles parked in shopping areas were also highlighted as negative aspects of those who work and shop in Dunfermline. According to the survey, there are also not enough public toilets, seats, facilities for the disabled or car parking spaces while access by car is viewed as a major headache. On the plus side, Dunfermline’s provision of cafes, restaurants and take-aways, as well as other services such as banks and solicitors, was highly rated."
If you need a lawyer Dunfermline is the place to be, as long as you don't want to sit down. Fife Council needs to act thinks Carnegie.
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