Grant Stevenson, Area Leisure Manager at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, said: "The new synthetic pitch at Cupar Sports Centre will be a game-changer for our community, clubs, and groups. It will provide a first-class facility for training, matches, and recreational activities.”
Scott Urquhart, Head of Operations at Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, added: "This venue upgrade exemplifies Fife Sports and Leisure Trust's unwavering commitment to providing the best possible experience for its community members. The Trust remains dedicated to enhancing its facilities in the future, ensuring that the people of Fife and the surrounding areas have access to high-quality sports and leisure amenities."
Councillor Linda Erskine, Fife Council Spokesperson for Communities & Leisure Services said: "We understand the importance of staying active, not just for our physical health but also for our mental wellbeing. that's why we continue to invest in our sports facilities across Fife. The funding from Fife Council shows our commitment to improving the lives of Fifers through our investment in facilities and infrastructure for physical activity and sport."
This strategic investment is in line with Fife Council's ambitious Physical Activity & Sports Strategy 2022-25, aiming to "Invest in facilities and infrastructure for physical activity and sport." The new synthetic pitch symbolises this commitment and promises to provide an outstanding environment for sports activities and community engagement.
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