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Plans approved to keep Nottingham’s community centres open

Summary by West Bridgford Wire

Proposals aimed at ensuring community centres in Nottingham are able to remain open have been given the green light by Nottingham City Council. The Council’s Executive Board approved plans on 18 March which will see new leases introduced for community centres based only on covering costs rather than charging market rents, as had previously been […]

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Plans approved to keep Nottingham’s community centres open

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Plans approved to help keep Nottingham’s community centres open – My Nottingham News

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