BUS users are being asked to have their say over timetable changes set to come into operation in July.

Some routes are due to be altered as Stagecoach East Scotland look to make "significant changes" in the city to cater for the opening of the Dunfermline Learning Campus this summer. 

A statement from the bus company explained: "For the schools returning on August 19, a number of the local bus services we run on behalf of Fife Council are changing, including school services.

"To coincide with these changes, we’ll be revising some of our commercially operated services to tie in with these contracts, as well as making significant changes to the Dunfermline network to cater for travel to the new learning campus in Duloch, due to open at this time."

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A number of changes planned for implementation on August 19 have been announced and customer feedback on timings or adjustments before they are finalised are being welcomed.

Feedback can be given here until the consultation closes on June 30.

Affected services are:

Services 1/1A - these will replace the current 1 and 2, and will run between Dunfermline city centre and Fife Leisure Park / Dunfermline Learning Campus via Brucefield, Abbeyview, Duloch Park and Amazon.

Services 2/2A - these replace the current 3 and 5, and run between Dunfermline city centre and Fife Leisure Park / Dunfermline Learning Campus via Woodmill, Touch, Abbeyview, Duloch Park, Lapwing Drive and Pitcorthie (2) or the reverse (2A).

Service 3 - this replaces the current service 2 between Dunfermline city centre and Townhill.

Service 4 - minor amendments to this timetable with the current evening and Sunday journeys on service 84s attached to the 4B and diverted to Fife Leisure Park / Dunfermline Learning Campus instead of Amazon.

Service 5 - this is a new service between Ferrytoll and Fife Leisure Park / Dunfermline Learning Campus via Rosyth, Pitreavie Castle, Amazon and Duloch Park, designed as a connecting route to Express services to Edinburgh.

Service 7 - minor timetable adjustment to early morning journeys improving reliability.

Service 7D - withdrawn from sections of the route to / from North Queensferry railway station and Kelty Main Street north of Keltyhill Road to improve reliability.

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Service 8/8A - withdrawn west of Culross except for late night journey to Kincardine and Sunday service to Alloa. The new X22 service which commences on July 29 will maintain the link between Dunfermline and Alloa and extends to Stirling.

Service 14A - added tendered journey on Sunday morning. The daytime service 14 will move to another operator.

Service 19 - certain journeys will be diverted to serve Amazon replacing AZ1.

Service 33 - withdrawn from Hill of Beath. Additional evening journeys will be added between Kirkcaldy and Halbeath which are tendered by Fife Council.

Service 84 - evening and Sunday journeys will be transferred to service 4B.

Service 747 - additional trips will run at 3.10am from Dunfermline depot and 4.20am from the airport due to demand at this time.

Service AZ1 – will be withdrawn however services 1, 1A, 5 and certain journeys on the 19 will serve the site.