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A community facility has been restored in Stoneyburn, West Lothian, thanks to an investment of £100,000 from the local authority.
The building was formerly used as a sports pavilion but was under used.
The project, in addition to the park improvements and added half pipe, have created a youth-focussed area at Glenview Park.
'The Wee Croft' was officially opened by Depute Council Leader Cathy Muldoon.
She said: "The council has invested over £100,000 to convert the changing pavilion at Glenview into the new home for the Wee Croft. The upgrade will provide activities for the local people and help ensure that The Wee Croft is well used.
"The facility will be used for a youth drop in three times a week and will also be utilised for additionally funded activities when required. The council hope that the facility will be popular with local people and provide a valuable service in the village, especially for young people."
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