The developers have officially agreed to halt the office conversion and open a dialogue regarding a community-led future for the Sugar Sheds. It is humbling to see how our shared vision for this space has finally been recognized. We will remain attentive as the transition plans take shape to ensure …
The Tall Ships showcased a new use for the historic Sugar Sheds in Greenock, filling it with people, song, music, food and dance. The regeneration plans for the building will see it developed into new office space. With the town littered with empty retail and office space, do we really need to spend money on some more empty offices? Or is it time to think more creatively about how to use and resource that space? We believe that there are other solutions and opportunities for the space, from promoting local business in a covered market space, through to performances from high quality music acts, from weddings and ceilidhs to art exhibitions and events, all within a unique venue. As such, we believe that the current plans for regeneration be reviewed, and that representatives from the community be involved in exploring alternative uses and opportunities for the Sugar Sheds in a way that could be beneficial to developers and the community. We also believe, that the current owners should consider immediately, potential short term use of the building as a venue, while physical regeneration is not yet taking place.
The tall ships event was absolutely brilliant in there. it showed exactly what the space can be. stop the boring plans and listen to us for once.
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Liam Oliver
15 years ago
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TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY! we have enough empty units on the high street. let the community have this one.
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Morag Knight
15 years ago
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So sad to see it go to waste. please let us keep it for events.
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Fiona Sullivan
15 years ago
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Would be a lovely spot for a market or music venue. so much potential being thrown away for dull office space.
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Scott Murray
15 years ago
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Fix up the sheds for the people of this town not for some corporate office project.
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Davie Malhotra
15 years ago
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Greenock needs this more than more empty offices that will just sit there gathering dust. Keep the character of the place.
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The developers have officially agreed to halt the office conversion and open a dialogue regarding a community-led future for the Sugar Sheds. It is humbling to see how our shared vision for this space has finally been recognized. We will remain attentive as the transition plans take shape to ensure …
The Tall Ships showcased a new use for the historic Sugar Sheds in Greenock, filling it with people, song, music, food and dance. The regeneration plans for the building will see it developed into new office space. With the town littered with empty retail and office space, do we really need to spend money on some more empty offices? Or is it time to think more creatively about how to use and resource that space? We believe that there are other solutions and opportunities for the space, from promoting local business in a covered market space, through to performances from high quality music acts, from weddings and ceilidhs to art exhibitions and events, all within a unique venue. As such, we believe that the current plans for regeneration be reviewed, and that representatives from the community be involved in exploring alternative uses and opportunities for the Sugar Sheds in a way that could be beneficial to developers and the community. We also believe, that the current owners should consider immediately, potential short term use of the building as a venue, while physical regeneration is not yet taking place.
The tall ships event was absolutely brilliant in there. it showed exactly what the space can be. stop the boring plans and listen to us for once.