Campaigners fighting against the construction of a new Madras College at Pipeland Farm are to be given the chance to address regional councillors.
Steve Grimmond, the chief executive of Fife Council, said that members of Stepal will be permitted to speak at a future meeting of representatives at Fife House.
The group is appealing the outcome of a judicial review that backed Fife Council’s plan to build the £42.7 million secondary in the north of the town.
Parent Voice, the group which has backed the construction of the new school at Pipeland, addressed councillors at a full meeting of Fife Council in May.
