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HomeYour LettersUpdate on Slade Lives Again – Development for Everyone

Update on Slade Lives Again – Development for Everyone

Following the Expression of Interest lodged previously with the Southern Downs Regional Council, regarding the use of the Slade School property, members of the above committee were invited to present their plan for the use and business management of the former school on Monday morning. Committee members feel they were received well by the council and the presentation was followed by a useful discussion.
The committee looks forward to sharing further information on this matter this Sunday, May 15, at 5pm in the Slade Hall, to all members of the Warwick community, who continue to be vitally interested in the use of this wonderful resource.
If you are not a financial member of the above group we invite you to become one, at the meeting, for the payment of $10 per person.  We look forward to seeing you on Sunday.

Margaret McKinnon,
Warwick

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