Posted: Fri 21st Mar 2014

Meeting Planned As Plas Madoc Takeover Plans Take Shape

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This article is old - Published: Friday, Mar 21st, 2014

A meeting over the future of Plas Madoc Leisure Centre is set to take place next week.

The meeting, which will take place on March 27th, is the second committee meeting to take place in a bid to take over Plas Madoc.

The first public meeting at Air Products Social Club in Acrefair on March 13 was attended by 150-200 people and it was decided that the working group including Clwyd South AM Ken Skates and John Gallanders, an expert in community-run enterprises, should merge with the residents’ action group Save Plas Madoc Leisure Centre.

Chairman of the Plas Madoc Community Group, Darrell Wright said: “Several new sub-committees were formed to look at different aspects, both of acquiring the centre and of running it.

“With the offers of help we had after the public meeting we’ve now got about 20 people in the group and we seem to have everything covered. There are some really positive vibes.”

Darrell and the rest of the team are holding another committee meeting next Thursday (March 27) and are finalising plans for a second public meeting, which they hoping will attract a lot of support.

Darrell said: “We’re all feeling really positive and we’ve got some good momentum going, so we need people to show their enthusiasm again and show that they want this.

“Word-of-mouth is as good an advert as anything, so we’re hoping people who went away from the first meeting feeling positive will tell their friends and neighbours and we’ll have even more people next time.As we said at the meeting at Air Products, the people are the key to the success of this plan.”



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