Category: News
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A – Z Competition – Winner Announced
We are delighted to announce that there is a winner for the A-Z Competition with this excellent entry
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Caring for our Pets
Pets & Animal Care – also an important consideration at this time and we have collated this information in order to help you as pet & animal owners.’?
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CuparNow KnowHow – Beauty Bath Junkie
Soon after the start of the new Millennium, a new recruit began work as a police officer. Little could she have realised that, almost twenty years down the line, she would be opening a new shop as part of an expanding business that’s now very much part of Cupar’s burgeoning independent retail scene. We caught…
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Support for Castlehill Community Association
Number 11 St Catherine Street in Cupar is currently owned by Fife Council. The local authority is looking to sell the property as the premises are no longer seen as fit for purpose. Castlehill Community Association would like everyone’s support for their campaign. They are looking to raise funds that will improve the association’s current…
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CuparNow KnowHow – Yvonne Gray Dance Studios
We are delighted to launch a brand new element to our Blog: CuparNow KnowHow. In our work with businesses and organisations across the town, we have been wowed by the amazing array of talents we have discovered, so we’ve decided to showcase them ongoing through this new feature.
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New Chair at the Trust …
At the Cupar Development Trust’s AGM (5th December 2019), the Trust’s first Chair, David Kirk, retired after five years in post.
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A million thanks …
Cupar Development Trust‘s Annual Lecture heard from Fiona Stenke, Project Officer at Fife Historic Buildings Trust. Chair of CDT, David Kirk, introduced Fiona at the members’ gathering (5th December 2019), and invited her to give the Annual Lecture.
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CUPAR DID IT!
Businesses across Cupar have voted emphatically to back CuparNow and create the world’s first Digital Improvement District. At this week’s count – of the businesses and organisations who cast their votes – more than 60% gave their support …
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Cupar’s Yesterdays …
When Steve Penrice was just a boy, his father’s job – working on the railways – brought the family to Cupar. “That was a few years ago now!” Steve tells us when we caught up with him to look over just a selection of the vast array of items in his incredible Cupar archive …
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A Vintage Year …
Anyone who found themselves in Cupar on Saturday 3rd August may have thought they’d stepped into a time machine. The town centre had been transported back to a time when rock was accompanied with roll, when you could tell one car from another by its design … and when haircuts were high with quiffs and…