New Modular Community Facility for Falkirk
Falkirk Council has agreed to replace the ageing Camelon Education Centre with a new modular community building.
This decision ensures local activities and services will continue to have a base in the community. The plan follows months of engagement between Council officers and the Camelon Management Committee.
- The existing centre spans 4,465m².
- It carries an estimated £3.3m in backlog maintenance.
- It has significant annual running costs and an energy rating of G.
Councillors approved a more sustainable option, which will see a modern, modular unit installed on the current site, providing purpose-built, energy-efficient accommodation for local groups.
A new modular community building will replace the ageing Camelon Education Centre.
Author's summary: Falkirk Council replaces old centre with modular facility.
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