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Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Creating a community feeling

How do we create a community feeling in our area? Bridgend, Gannochy and Kinnoull are all different. There doesn't seem to be a focal point for the area. People don't seem to meet and chat anywhere. Would it help with the "youth problem" if there was a feeling of togetherness? Would it lead to some support for the businesses that struggle in Bridgend? Does it matter? Are people quite happy in their own wee worlds?

posted by bgk blogger @ 10:20 am   2 comments

2 Comments:

At 9:21 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I definitely think we need some kind of community area - a hall, or to be able to use a school hall or whatever. Young people, early teenagers, etc. probably don't want to have to go into town to be able to meet up with friends. There's a lack of facilities all over Perth for young people, and I think it's especially obvious in the outlying areas. Not just teenagers either - I'm sure that adults, and younger kids, would like to have somewhere to meet up. Are there any possible venues?

 
At 9:06 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

let's get some Lottery money for this

 

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