A MEETING is going ahead next week to discuss plans for the future of a beloved community venue.
The Innerleithen Memorial Hall Support Group is encouraging all nearby residents to have their say in the ongoing work to develop a business plan.
This would look at various operating models in a bid to secure the continuation of the hub, with Scottish Borders Council’s decision on Live Borders venues set to come in November.
The meeting is taking place at the venue on Tuesday, October 28 at 6.30pm and the group is calling on the public to head along.
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A poster read: “Innerleithen Memorial Hall Support Group needs your help. Join now and have your say.
“The Innerleithen Memorial Hall Support Group represents all of the user groups and interested individuals that care for the future of this vital community asset.
“New members are needed to join in the work of moving our proposals forward, and can join as representatives of user groups or as private individuals.”
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