Kelburne Hockey Club CAT application update

The Kelburne Hockey Club application for a community asset transfer (CAT) of Ralston Sports Centre is on hold because it has to be legally ratified as a valid application. If it is validated then we, the local community, will be encouraged to offer our views on the application as part of the formal CAT process. The community council will keep you informed of what we need to do and when we need to do it. Please check here for the next update.

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Paisley Grammar School community campus

Renfrewshire Council has commissioned a survey to help it understand the requirements and aspirations of communities which may be supported by the new Grammar School campus. To support it in providing a facility to meet the needs of the wider community, the council asks you to complete the survey questionnaire.

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Kelburne Hockey Club’s responses

Kelburne Hockey Club has asked us to publicise its responses to points raised at the community meeting on 4 October about the application for a community asset transfer of Ralston Sports Centre to the club. The club’s responses are now available on our website. If you have any questions or feedback about the responses, could you contact Kelburne Hockey Club directly?

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Road closure: Gordon Street (southbound)

Renfrewshire Council has issued the following road closure notice.

Road Closure: Gordon Street, from Lonend to Causeyside Street (southbound)

  • Duration: This notice will be in force from Monday 18th October 2021 until Friday 22nd October 2021.
  • Reason: This is to allow for carriageway resurfacing to take place.
  • Diversion: A726 Lonend, A726 Barrhead Road, Lochfield Road, B774 Neilston Road, B774 Causeyside Street to junction with A761 Canal Street, or vice versa.
  • Emergency and local access will be maintained.
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The future of Ralston Sports Centre

Ralston Councillor Neill Graham has circulated a letter about the future of Ralston Community Sports Centre.

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Ralston Sports Centre meetings

Two meetings have recently been held about the future of Ralston Community Sports Centre, in particular about Kelburne Hockey Club’s application for a community asset transfer (CAT) of the centre to it.

The first meeting was an online event held by Kelburne Hockey Club on 30 September 2021 and the second a public meeting held by Ralston Community Council on 4 October 2021.

Two documents relating to these meetings are now available on the website. The first contains a list of questions that were raised at the Kelburne meeting and the answers that were given. The second contains notes on the Ralston Community Council meeting.

 

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