Saturday, February 8, 2025
4.1 C
Gedling

40 residents attend meeting to have say on fate of former youth club building in Gedling

Bookmark

Get breaking news and a daily update sent to your WhatsApp by signing up HERE

DISCUSSION: People in Gedling have the chance to decide the fate of the former youth centre building
DISCUSSION: People in Gedling have the chance to decide the fate of the former youth centre building

Around 40 residents attended a meeting last week to have their say on the fate of a building that used to house a popular youth club.

The meeting was called last week to discuss future uses for the old Gedling Youth Centre building in Gedling village.

Attendees suggested using the site as a future tram station if a line was put through Gedling, and also selling the building to raise cash for existing youth groups in the area.

A steering group has now been set up to investigate all possible options and will meet again at the beginning of June.

- Advertisement -

A Facebook site and a mailing list may also be set up to keep local people informed about the possible uses for the site.

Rick Wilson, who helped organise the meeting, said: “We will be holding a further public consultation when all options have been formalised.

“Anyone who wishes to receive a note of the comments made at the meeting can contact me via email”

You can email Rick at richard.wilson@ntlworld.com

Spotted something? Got a story? Email our newsdesk news@gedlingeye.co.uk

Read more from Gedling Eye

Get your daily news briefing every evening…

Sign up for our daily news email and receive Gedling borough news direct to your email inbox in the early evening, to read at your leisure on your desktop, tablet or mobile wherever you are.

We don’t spam and you'll only receive one email a day

Join the discussion

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

ADVERTISEMENT

Most read

Headlines

New crossing approved for Westdale Lane in Carlton which is ‘used by 9,000 vehicles a day’ – despite objections from residents

Some residents living nearby objected over parking, but the council has given the go-ahead

Plans to demolish The Friar Tuck pub in Arnold and build retirement flats tipped for approval

The Friar Tuck, in Gedling Road, is currently owned by Greene King and was originally opened in 1958.

Gedling Borough Council to spend £1.1million on housing for homeless families

The authority says it is spending £1.1 million on the properties over the next two years

A guide to workplace safety and injury claims

When workplace accidents occur, employees need clear guidance on protecting their wellbeing and understanding their rights. This guide explains...