FAQ

There are many ways you can show support for the Levenmouth Whale Project, from hands-on volunteering to digital activism. If you haven’t already, you can sign our online GREAT WHALE PETITION, you can also APPLY TO BE A MEMBER, or why not CONTACT US TO VOLUNTEER

How long is a piece of string? Our current projection for the project is around £55m, this cost may increase or decrease depending on many factors, such as the cost of feasibility studies, cost of architects, engineering issues, planning applications, and so forth.

We aim to deliver the project through key stages and as this work progresses the financial costs will be revised on a regular basis.

The project started early 2019 by Councillor Graham Ritchie, Helen Ritchie and Councillor Linda Holt. Through their initial work and promotion, this led to the growth of the group, recruiting local community leaders; Eugene Clarke & Ken Haig, both of whom were instrumental in the success of the Levenmouth Rail Campaign.

Since then, the group has expanded to enjoy more local involvement and support from individuals and businesses, which you can read more about on our PROJECT page.

On the 24th December 2019, the project formalised as a Social Enterprise registered with Companies House.

We’d love to accept your donation, however, we are still in the process of establishing a bank account. This process was unfortunately delayed by the CoVid-19 pandemic and we hope to be up and ruinning as soon as possible.

If you would like to discuss a possible future donation, please get in touch with Eugene Clarke on 07790 881 760 or eugene.clarke@levenmouthwhale.co.uk

If you have any more questions, please just GET IN TOUCH with us!