Our Place Camelon Initiative

Posted on October 23, 2015

Following the completion of the vision statement, it is now time to develop the initial projects for the Our Place initiative.

Our Place Camelon now need more local residents and local organisations who are also interested in these projects to join them.
They are holding group meetings to look in detail at the project ideas and how to achieve positive change in Camelon & Tamfourhill.

Details of all meetings are below:

A Safer Place to Live – Monday 26th October, Camelon Community Centre @ 6pm. For further information, please email: dave@communityenterprise.co.uk

More for Everyone to do from Cradle to Grave – Wednesday 28th October, Mariners Centre @ 3pm. For further information, please email: judith.mcvinnie@ceis.org.uk

Using a more Attractive Environment – Tuesday 10th November, Tamfourhill Community Centre @ 4pm. For further information, please email: dave@communityenterprise.co.uk

If you would like to attend any of the meetings, then please RSVP to the appropriate person and further details will follow. Refreshements will be provided and all suggestions and ideas are always welcome.

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