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We welcomed Gordon Thomson who has joined the group. Gordon's information has been circulated separately. We agreed our next priorities will be accessing funds for a feasibility study, creating a specific objective for the petition

After looking at our website, what are your first thoughts about this project? Do you think it's a good idea? Do you think it's possible? Answered: 12 Skipped: 0 Great idea, Leven needs a unique

Pop up stall at Silverburn 3rd October 11-1.00 with 10th as back up if weather poor. Tanya to confirm with Silverburn. Litter pick at Letham Glen 17th October with 24th as back up if weather

While the Levenmouth Whale Project has been busy online (there have been some great inspiring posts on facebook from one of our new admins), there is no substitute for face-to-face interaction to get the word

Please note this is not the formal minute. Individual Actions Graham - to contact Dave P re help with litter collecting equipment Tanya - to confirm details for market stand on 12th and update social

The action committee has really got the bit between its teeth and will be out and about at various events in Levenmouth over the coming weeks, letting people know about the project and drumming up

On the 18th July we held a stall at the fantastically organised and well attended event 'Levenmouth's Summer Market'. As well as collecting petition signatures in support of our project, we also took the opportunity

Tanya: Book stall for September market; Chase up £200; arrange pop up banners; register us for beach clean 18-20 Sept Helen: research merchandise (Ken has sent link) Graham to check permission re prom pop-up Eugene:

Graham will take responsibility for communicating with supporters along with Linda and James. A welcome email will be sent to all on our list along with a skills survey (see below) Ken and Eugene will

Visitors to Saturday's Levenmouth's Summer Market showed enthusiastic support for the proposal to bring giant Kelpies-like whale sculptures on the end of a pier to Leven. Levenmouth Whale Project Chair Eugene Clarke, who also chairs