The recreation ground at Lauder
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Image: © Walter Baxter Taken: 27 Aug 2010
This is a view of the northeast end of the football pitch at the only green public space in the town. A Scottish Borders Council and NHS Borders partnership project is planned for this area to provide a new community health centre, new sports changing facility and new children’s play park area. This planned development has still to be agreed however, as an action group called Protect Our Greenfield Site (POGS) have opposed the plans on the grounds that it will reduce the green space in the town. The existing play area on the right Image] is to be relocated with an adventure trail on the northwest side of the football pitch to make way for a new health centre with associated car parking. The L-shaped building would also occupy a part of the park behind the goalposts alongside a new sports changing building. The existing changing facility in a former house Image] on the far left will be demolished. The project will see the minor relocation of the main football pitch and the creation of a new pitch at the southwest end of the park.