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Loton Park Considers Direction

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This month Loton Park Tennis Club will be holding consultations regarding the future direction of the club.  As part of this process it will be presenting draft plans to upgrade its facilities including the heritage listed clubhouse.

Loton Park’s committee is inviting community groups and interested community members to view the draft plans and provide input at a meeting to be held at the clubhouse on March 12.

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Members and past members will then have the opportunity to view the draft plans and give their views on the club’s future at a special meeting to be convened at the clubhouse on March 14.

Persons interested in attending either consultation can contact Loton Park Club President, Michael Atkinson on 0418 345 535.

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