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help having trouble navigating the new site? related links what is a regeneration centre? why 7½? about us send us a message frequently asked questions heritage inverclyde is an area with a rich history and varied heritage read how the centre is helping progress awareness of our past and the ongoing projects with which we are involved the centre have a look around the centre and its facilities via this online guide and simplified virtual tour details on how to book the centre for events and meetings are included in this section as well as downloadable copies of user policies information the Port Glasgow Community Regeneration Centre is a facility operated by the Inverclyde Community Development Trust (The Trust) 175 Dalrymple Street, Greenock, PA15 1JZ tel 01475 553300 fax 01475 730061 info@idct.org.uk |
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the advisory group While the Regeneration Centre is managed by Inverclyde Community Development Trust, the idea came from within the Port Glasgow community. A number of community representatives from groups and organisations across Port Glasgow got together to help make the centre a reality. 7½ still works very closely with the Advisory Group in developing new ideas and opportunities within the centre - we all meet every six weeks. Most of the Advisory Group members are Port Glasgow residents - and most of them are "well kent" faces about town. All of them are happy to talk to you about the work of the centre or to hear your ideas about what else you'd like to see. Pictured: John Sharpe, Mary Sanderson, Anne Ross, John Cassidy, Jim Lennon and Elizabeth McDonald No direct contact details are provided for the members of the Advisory Group in the interest of privacy, however any messages can be left via the Centre using the contact details provided in the contact us link. On becoming a local councillor, Jim Grieve (not pictured) resigned his duties on the 7½ advisory group. Our sincere thanks to him for all his work before and after the opening of the centre. |
