Campbeltown Town Hall - Have your say **THIS MONDAY**
Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 11:17 pmThe people of Kintyre are being invited to have their say over the future of Campbeltown Town Hall.
Argyll and Bute Council has commissioned consultants, Collective Architecture and AECOM to investigate options for the future of the hall and look at ways to ensure the building has a sustainable function for the next generation.
To assist with this process, an informal community consultation event is to be held on Monday 31st May from midday until 7pm in the Town Hall.
This is an opportunity for the design team to learn from the local community; gaining an understanding of the role that the building plays within the town as well as the community's future aspiration for the building.
Everyone interested in the future of Campbeltown Town Hall is invited to contribute their knowledge, ideas and enthusiasm to the event. Debate will be encouraged and all ideas will be listened to.
It is important for people to play their part in securing the future of the Town Hall for Campbeltown. So, even if you just to want to see what’s being suggested please don’t hesitate to pop along.
Councillor John Semple who chairs the Campbeltown CHORD Project Board said: `We are all aware how important the Town Hall is to this community, however it is sorely underused and outdated, I would encourage anyone interested in its future to attend this event as this may be the last opportunity to identify a sustainable use for the building that will release funding available to secure it for generations to come’.
Argyll and Bute Council has commissioned consultants, Collective Architecture and AECOM to investigate options for the future of the hall and look at ways to ensure the building has a sustainable function for the next generation.
To assist with this process, an informal community consultation event is to be held on Monday 31st May from midday until 7pm in the Town Hall.
This is an opportunity for the design team to learn from the local community; gaining an understanding of the role that the building plays within the town as well as the community's future aspiration for the building.
Everyone interested in the future of Campbeltown Town Hall is invited to contribute their knowledge, ideas and enthusiasm to the event. Debate will be encouraged and all ideas will be listened to.
It is important for people to play their part in securing the future of the Town Hall for Campbeltown. So, even if you just to want to see what’s being suggested please don’t hesitate to pop along.
Councillor John Semple who chairs the Campbeltown CHORD Project Board said: `We are all aware how important the Town Hall is to this community, however it is sorely underused and outdated, I would encourage anyone interested in its future to attend this event as this may be the last opportunity to identify a sustainable use for the building that will release funding available to secure it for generations to come’.