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Cowdenbeath High Street

12 December

A tour along Cowdenbeath High Street, taken in 2005.

13 December | 5:30:31

DIANE MCLEAN says

Mixed feelings, looks quite a sad place to live, but now the buildings have gone and the ground landscaped the area looks much better. I wonder what the future holds for the High St tho. With many shops closed and more closing. I hope things will get better, especially when you have known the High St. in the "hey day" with the Co-op etc.

11 January | 10:04:59

Cowden Fan says

This is not at all representative of Cowdenbeath High Street. You need to get out of Partners Bar and see the real town. I hope visitors to this site and to the town recognise this video as it is - mischief making at best. Check out many of the other photos on this site - particularly the Civic Week Parade and see how busy, bright and vibrant the town is.

29 March | 8:15:18

William Miller says

I was brought up in Cowdenbeath and visit regularly. I agree that this video is not representative of the High Street and that the same view could probably be presented of any town if the person making the video really tried. I've seen some grotty back courts all across Europe and this video certainly is not as bad as some. I do however agree that some money must be spent by the council and developers to bring much-needed variety to the High Street and aid those traders who are trying their best to make it interesting.