Drop in event tomorrow (7th Dec) for All Weather Pitch

[Sport]

Just like to highlight the drop in event that has been arranged for the new All Weather Pitch that will be in place by the summer of 2012 here in Campbeltown. If you are interested in using the facility in any way or just interested or have some questions then we encourage you to drop in tomorrow and show your support. Please spread the word! Its important even if it is just a bunch of mates wanting a kick about etc

To book a one-to-one appointment e-mail sportscoaching@argyll-bute.gov.uk or just pop in to Aqualibrium for one of our 10 minute presentations and question sessions at 4.30pm, 5.30pm and 6.30pm



AQUALIBRIUM All Weather Sports Pitch Campbeltown

Opening Summer 2012

Would you like to be a User?
Would you like to influence our programme?
Would you like more information?

If your answer to any of these questions is YES contact us to book a one-to-one session or come along to our ‘Drop -In ’ Session on Wednesday 7th December 2011 between 4pm and 7pm at Aqualibrium

Find out about the construction phase, planned programme, opportunities for clubs and casual use and help shape the 2012/2013 Programme for this excellent NEW facility.

To book a one-to-one appointment e-mail sportscoaching@argyll-bute.gov.uk or just pop in to Aqualibrium for one of our 10 minute presentations and question sessions at 4.30pm, 5.30pm and 6.30pm

[bud]

i found it a bit odd in the coureir that the council didn't know the price they would charge

looking forward to using it. the winters seem to be getting longer and longer here!

[Sport]

i found it a bit odd in the coureir that the council didn't know the price they would charge

I think the Courier could have worded this better and explain what Argyll & Bute Council are trying to do. They are looking at the hire prices of the All Weather Pitches in Argyll & Bute Council on the whole as some areas are paying too much, and some are paying too little. They also want to look at the costs involved in running the facility and then look at usage and base charges on that. That's why it is important for people to register an interest in using the facility as they don't have stats for Campbeltown. They also, and I think it is quite refreshing to see this approach from the Council, "reward" the places who use the AWP more than those who don't - basically, if Campbeltown is using the AWP twice as much as say Dunoon then why should Campbeltown pay the same. They also clearly stated that they are keen to getting as many people using the facility as possible which makes sense at the end of the day too!