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Local people have the chance to give their views on the services on offer at Pilots Row Youth and Community Centre, as part of an ongoing public consultation exercise.
The consultation has been running since December and has been extended to allow further engagement, including an additional public information event scheduled to take place on Thursday January 30 at 7pm at the centre.
User groups, community groups and residents are urged to give their views on the current service provision offered at the facility and to identify if there are any gaps in the current provision and to ascertain if there are any additional/new needs or requirements with regards to the facility and the services provided.
The centre caters for both youth and community provision and is currently run by the Education Authority, Youth Service in partnership with Derry City and Strabane District Council.
The consultation is currently open online and a number of public consultation events have already taken place, as well as face-to-face engagement opportunities for staff and young people who attend the youth club in the centre, as well as user groups, elected representatives and community groups.
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