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With the application deadline of 30 June 2021 now less than 50 days away, it is crucial that eligible parents apply to the EUSS themselves and check whether they need to do so on behalf of their children. Please note - No child of any age is covered by a parent’s application to the EUSS.
We want to make life a little easier for Fife’s families this summer and give our children a range of opportunities, across Fife, where they can get out, get active, get fed, get reconnected, and get any support they might need.
Fife Council declared a Climate Emergency in Sep 2019 and is not alone. Big changes in how we live in Fife are needed, but responding to the climate emergency presents us with an opportunity for positive change.
Fife Council Annual Accounts 2020-2021 Public Inspection Notice
Fife Council, Fife Council Pension Fund, Edinburgh & South East Scotland Strategic Development Planning Authority (SESplan), Fife Council Charitable Trusts
