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WETLANDS WANDER Greener Kirkcaldy are to host a Wetlands Wander in Dunnikier Park today between 10.30am and 12.30pm.

Wetlands are a vital part of the natural world, from rivers to ponds and marshes, and local expert Tony Wilson will help visitors to explore the environment.

The walk is free, but booking is required as spaces are limited.

For more information, call 01592 858 458 or email kyly@ greenerkirkcaldy.org. ABERDOUR CASTLE A historical re-enactment of a 1651 English invasion will be held at Aberdour Castle today and tomorrow, from 12-4pm.

View displays of musketry, pike and cannons supported by the activities of the camp tradesman and camp followers.

The event is included in the castle’s admission price and free for Historic Scotland members. TOOL LIBRARY The Ecology Centre at Kinghorn Loch is launching its new tool library sharing service between 1 and 5pm tomorrow.

Anyone who is fed up buying tools they only need to use once or twice will love the new service which will see tools that have been donated, saved from landfill and refurbished by the Tool Shed volunteers available to be borrowed.

The range of tools includes building and gardening tools, car maintenance tools, carpentry tools and ladders. CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH One of the social events of the summer season comes to St Andrews later this week when The Adamson host their annual Veuve Clicquot Champagne Brunch.

The restaurant on South Street will host the event tomorrow between 11.30am and 3.30pm.

Tay FM presenter and DJ Callum Gallagher will provide the entertainment at the party and play a DJ set for guests throughout the afternoon. CIVIC SOCIETY The next guided heritage walk in Kirkcaldy Civic Society’s summer series takes place tomorrow.

The walk encompasses the Gallatown and Sinclairtown areas and commences from outside the Dining Rooms in York Place at 2pm.

All are welcome and the event concludes with refreshments.