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The new pavilion could help events be hosted in Melton - Credit: Andrew Watkins/Mullins Dowse Architects Plans have been unveiled for a new pavilion to bring business and events to a Suffolk village.  The existing pavilion building on Melton Recreation Ground has been in the village for 70 years but due to rot issues is now no longer fit for purpose.  Now, new proposals have been published of a replacement building for the site. The plans are the result of a number of consultations with villagers.  The proposals for the pavilion are set to include a public toilet, ability for a pop-up caf�...

The new pavilion could help events be hosted in Melton - Credit: Andrew Watkins/Mullins Dowse Architects Plans have been unveiled for a new pavilion to bring business and events to a Suffolk village.  The existing pavilion building on Melton Recreation Ground has been in the village for 70 years but due to rot issues is now no longer fit for purpose.  Now, new proposals have been published of a replacement building for the site. The plans are the result of a number of consultations with villagers.  The proposals for the pavilion are set to include a public toilet, ability for a pop-up caf�...

The mosaic decorated archway means people can now see the entrance from the roadway. The steel structure is decorated with the words Auchmountain Glen on the front and the back features drawings and ideas from local people and schoolchildren on the theme of nature and the seasons. It has been a collaboration between Auchmountain Glen Group, local residents, RIG Arts and artist Alan Porter and was made possible with funding from Inverclyde Council. Karen Orr, of RIG Arts, said: "I love the fact that this is the result of community consultation and involvement. "People who live here c...

Promoted from Nuxeo Watch 'Creative breakthrough: 2020 and beyond' panel on demand While no one expected 2020 to unfold as it has, the creative community has responded with flexibility and innovation to keep agencies and clients moving forward. The Drum, in association with digital asset management platform Nuxeo, recently invited a crop of industry heavyweights to take part in a panel to discuss how creatives are effecting positive change...