• The EATS Rosyth community

EATS Rosyth is a community project and charity in Fife, Scotland. We grow and share food, reduce waste, help the environment and improve food education.

Due to Covid-19, EATS had to close the Community Hub to the public. However, we are still able to support people with emergency food provision and other services. So get in touch if you need help.

Our Community Garden and Centenary Orchard are now open to the public subject to social distancing rules.

Donate to EATS Rosyth

The project is a registered charity (SC048688), so all proceeds go a long way!

View our donate page
John volunteering in the EATS Rosyth Community Garden

Community Garden

Our busy garden is open to everyone. EATS has significantly developed the 0.3 acre space with raised beds, planters, a polytunnel, sheds and an eco-toilet. We grow a wide range of produce and share it with the local community.

Rosyth Community Garden
Cooking ingredients

Community Hub

We provide affordable food for the community to enjoy and benefit from. We intercept surplus food and share it from the Hub, and we hold regular events so people can eat, cook and learn together. EATS uses food as a social catalyst in Rosyth.

Rosyth Community Hub
Apples in the EATS Rosyth Centenary Orchard

Orchard and Bees

Over the road from our garden is the Centenary Orchard. It’s filled with trees and plants, a classroom, different project areas like a willow den and children’s garden plot, and three beehives! It’s a beautiful space which is constantly developed.

Rosyth Centenary Orchard and honey bees

Volunteer

Do you have a passion to help your local community? Our project requires a large number of local people to regularly volunteer in a few key areas:

  • Garden maintenance. Guidance is provided!
  • Food collections, preparation and storage.
  • Ongoing business, financial and administrative support.

So if you’re interested, contact our volunteer development co-ordinator, Lorraine: Lorraine@eatsrosyth.org.uk

About Our Organisation

Our EATS project was set up by Rosyth Community Council for the benefit of the town and to celebrate its status as a garden city.

Edible and Tasty Spaces - EATS Rosyth