Rosyth Community Hub

General information

Edible And Tasty Spaces (EATS) is a project which is now in its third year in across Fife.
EATS are unfenced public spaces which are planted with fruit, vegetable and flowers. People are able to ‘help themselves’ to ripe produce or the food is harvested and given to community groups.

People all over Fife and The UK have taken over all types of spaces, parks, wasteland, green deserts and planted community gardens, trellises, in wheelbarrows outside shops, planted orchards, started community gardens.

EATS Rosyth is a project set up and run by Rosyth Community Council for the benefit of the town and to celebrate the centenary of Rosyth being Scotland's Only Garden City in 2016

We're delighted to advise we have a talented team in place now to deliver our Climate Challenge Fund project.

Welcome on board Karen Dorrat, John Warnock and Danny Hughes.

To get in touch with the project team:
Karen Dorrat: Project Manager-Food - karen.eatsrosyth@gmail.com / 07513 313 251 (Part time)
John Warnock: Project Manager-Gardening - john.eatsrosyth@gmail.com / 07513 313 387 (Part time)
Danny Hughes: Community Gardener - danny.eatsrosyth@gmail.com / 07513 313 240 (Full time)

Rosyth Community Hub, Aberlour St
Opening Hours Mon 930-3, Tues 930-12, Wed 10-2, Thurs 10-2, 3-7, Fri 3-7pm