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Oh dear, I can't make it to either of these! I'm a big fan of the CP 1 o'clock club and would be gutted to see it closed.


The online petition says the build's state of disrepair is a reason for the proposition to sublet:

"At the moment this fantastic place is under threat of closure as the charitable trust that runs it mytimeactive has said that the building the club is in is dilapidated and they are unable to to pay for the repairs."


Fuschia, or others, if you're going to the meeting(s), can you report back a little more about this problem? If the building itself is structurally sound and needs no major enineering work, then getting volunteer repairs completed shouldn't be a big deal if funds were raised to cover materials. My husband is a builder, and I would happily volunteer him to work on this! ;-) I'm sure there are others with similar skills, and small children, who could contribute too.


If the building does have suspected structural problems, can the suveyor's report be made public? Minor structural problems might not need extensive correction to make the building viable.

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