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At the north end of No 1 Dock a footbridge was provided over the former railway line — note the granite ballast — to link town and docks estate. It is believed that this particular bridge was erected about 1978 when the railway layout in... (more)

On Methil High Street. The Fife Coastal Path passes along this road.

This sort of thing lends a depressing air to any street. According to Companies House, a firm called Methil Enterprises Ltd - a take-away food shops and mobile food stands business - uses this as its correspondence address but clearly no... (more)

A view along the seaward face of the breakwater at Methil.

High Street, Methil. A large shop, shuttered up like everywhere else on a Sunday afternoon, but obviously not going to open the following day.

This dock was closed by the Forth Ports Authority in 1977. The two remaining docks at Methil (Nos. 1 and 2) are still functioning Link

In spite of the demise of the Fife coalfield and the closure of the power station there is still plenty of industrial activity at Methil docks. These cranes serve No 1 and 2 docks and the large building in the background has been used for... (more)

Just west of the Methil Docks, a former service road to the docks which now accesses a couple of offices and some small businesses.

Erected right on the disused dockside, this striking turbine is a focal point near the Methil Low Carbon Investment Park, which encourages office, light industrial, commercial and distribution use.

In Methil. The renowned Tower Bar stands beyond the roundabout.

One section of Methil docks which are still very active.