Kilmany Horticultural Services has been proudly supporting local communities through a growing programme of community donations across Fife. In recent years, the company has installed unique, handcrafted outdoor seating in Ceres, Cupar, and Strathkinness, helping to enhance public spaces for residents and visitors alike.

In Ceres, our Cross Seat is located along the Pilgrim’s Way, in the car park beside the museum. In Cupar, our seating can be found on Orchard Walk, just off the Common. We have also created a unique prayer circle at St Columba’s RC Primary School, inspired by the fourteen Stations of the Cross. This space has been especially well received, becoming a meaningful and much-used feature for the children, who engage with it both reflectively and socially as part of their school life.

Our most recent construction is in Strathkinness, situated on the western edge of Bishop’s Wood, adjacent to the Covenanters’ grave site. Across all locations, the seats have been warmly embraced by members of the local community, offering places for rest, reflection, and connection, and quickly becoming valued features within their community.

These bespoke seating constructions not only improve the appearance of local villages but also provide practical, welcoming places to rest, socialise, and enjoy the surrounding environment.

This ongoing initiative to install distinctive seating in villages and towns reflects Kilmany Horticultural Services’ strong commitment to community engagement, sustainable landscaping, and the creation of attractive, functional outdoor spaces across Ceres, Cupar, Strathkinness, and the surrounding area.