Restoring Lower Largo Harbour & Pier for the community

The Largo Harbour Regeneration Group is a volunteer-led community group working to preserve and revive the harbour and pier at Lower Largo for future generations.

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About Us

Largo Harbour Regeneration Group was formed by residents of Lower Largo who care about the future of the village's historic harbour and pier. Over the years, the structures have fallen into disrepair, and our group exists to bring together the community, local authorities, and heritage bodies to fund and deliver their restoration.

We believe the harbour is at the heart of Lower Largo's identity - a place for fishing, recreation, and gathering that has shaped the village for generations. Our work includes fundraising, coordinating with volunteers, and advocating for the harbour's long-term upkeep.

People Involved

Duncan Campbell

Chair

A long-time Lower Largo resident leading the group’s efforts to restore the harbour and pier for community use.

Photo: Shona Cochrane

Shona Cochrane

Vice-Chair & Secretary

Coordinates meetings, communications, and volunteer sign-ups for regeneration events.

Photo: Alan Cochrane

Alan Cochrane

Signatory

One of the company’s signatories, providing formal oversight and authorisation for the group’s official transactions and agreements.

Gallery

Lower Largo Pier

Lower Largo harbour with fishing boats, cottages, and the railway viaduct behind — Photo: Joan Murfitt

Harbour and viaduct

View across the beach at Lower Largo towards the row of houses along the shore — Photo: Richard Law

The old harbour

Largo Bay coastline seen from above, with the beach and village in the distance — Photo: Jerzy Morkis

View across Largo Bay

Get in Touch

Interested in volunteering, donating, or just want to know more? We'd love to hear from you.