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ABOUT US
page updated 17 January 2024

ABOUT US - A BRIEF INTRODUCTION

A BRIEF HISTORY

The present Community Centre started life as Easter Langlee Primary School, built in 1971 to serve the new housing community on the north side of the main Melrose Road. A "Change of Use" came in 1985 with part of the building becoming the Community Centre and the other part being retained as Council offices. The Main Entrance serves both Community Centre and Council offices.

Responsibility for the Community Centre was eventually transferred to
"Live Borders", Sport & Leisure Trust in 2017.
The day-to-day running of the Centre continues to be vested in the Community Centre Management Committee aka the "House Committee" made up from representatives of the "affilliated" groups and others who use the Community Centre throughout the year.

THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Community Centre is based on two levels with the upper level from
the Main Entrance and Reception to the MAIN HALL.
Additionally, the ROUNDABOUT CAFE, KITCHEN & QUIET ROOM
are also on this level with access from the Main Hall
as well as a separate entrance from the "Disabled" car park

The Lower Level (only a few steps down) has several former classrooms,
now named the RED, BLUE, GREEN and YELLOW ROOMS,


Internet Wi-Fi is provided free throughout the Community Centre.


DETAILS ABOUT ALL THE ROOMS AND FACILITIES


If you are interested in booking any of our facilities,
do come along and see for yourself!
All booking enquiries are handled by John during office hours
email - jdavidson1@liveborders1.org.uk or phone 01835 826671 (new number)

Our CARETAKERS, John and David, are on hand to offer any assistance within the Centre and answer your questions on the available rooms and specialised equipment



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