The event was held at Kincardine Senior Citizens Centre and around 87 people turned up. READ MORE: Kincardine Community Centre could reopen soon after homes demolishedHowever, Fife Council confirmed back in August that the group which had managed the centre for over three decades would be stepping away from operations at the end of September. Donald Campbell, of Kincardine Community Council, said: “It went really well there were 87 or 88 people in the room, it was one of the biggest meetings we have ever held. READ MORE: Staff, students and politicians all turn out to show support for Alloa campusDonald added: “We are not sure why that is as they don’t belong to Fife Council. Team manager Scott Fenton said: “We’re continuing to support the Kincardine Community Association, Kincardine Senior Citizens, and other local groups affected by the closure.