

Save Brinkburn CIO From Being Demolished
The Issue
Brinkburn CIO is more than just a building; it is the beating heart of our community. Every day, hundreds of people walk through its doors, relying on its facilities for a myriad of activities that enrich their lives. Whether it's the local schools making use of the swimming pool for physical education classes, or children and adults participating in performing arts, rugby, football, karate, and more – Brinkburn CIO is indispensable to our daily lives.
This centre provides a rare and precious space where everyone, including those with disabilities, can participate in activities that foster health, creativity, and social connection. The building is expertly designed to accommodate a diverse range of needs, ensuring that everyone has access to its varied offerings. The loss of the Brinkburn CIO would not only mean the disappearance of a valuable community resource but also the destruction of a place where lifelong friendships are forged and memories are made.
The threat of demolition looms, driven by economic interests that overlook the tremendous social value Brinkburn adds to our town. According to community usage reports, thousands utilize the centre each month, underscoring its importance to the local economy and culture. The emotional and physical well-being of our community members depends heavily on these facilities.
We call upon local authorities, developers, and city planners to reconsider this decision and explore alternative solutions that preserve the integrity and functionality of Brinkburn CIO. Options could include modernizing the existing structure, developing a partnership program to revitalize and maintain the facilities, or considering it a protected community asset due to its significance and heavy usage.
Let's join forces to advocate for the protection of Brinkburn CIO. By doing so, we preserve not just a building, but the very essence of what makes our community vibrant and inclusive. Please sign this petition to help us ensure that Brinkburn CIO remains a cornerstone of our community life.

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The Issue
Brinkburn CIO is more than just a building; it is the beating heart of our community. Every day, hundreds of people walk through its doors, relying on its facilities for a myriad of activities that enrich their lives. Whether it's the local schools making use of the swimming pool for physical education classes, or children and adults participating in performing arts, rugby, football, karate, and more – Brinkburn CIO is indispensable to our daily lives.
This centre provides a rare and precious space where everyone, including those with disabilities, can participate in activities that foster health, creativity, and social connection. The building is expertly designed to accommodate a diverse range of needs, ensuring that everyone has access to its varied offerings. The loss of the Brinkburn CIO would not only mean the disappearance of a valuable community resource but also the destruction of a place where lifelong friendships are forged and memories are made.
The threat of demolition looms, driven by economic interests that overlook the tremendous social value Brinkburn adds to our town. According to community usage reports, thousands utilize the centre each month, underscoring its importance to the local economy and culture. The emotional and physical well-being of our community members depends heavily on these facilities.
We call upon local authorities, developers, and city planners to reconsider this decision and explore alternative solutions that preserve the integrity and functionality of Brinkburn CIO. Options could include modernizing the existing structure, developing a partnership program to revitalize and maintain the facilities, or considering it a protected community asset due to its significance and heavy usage.
Let's join forces to advocate for the protection of Brinkburn CIO. By doing so, we preserve not just a building, but the very essence of what makes our community vibrant and inclusive. Please sign this petition to help us ensure that Brinkburn CIO remains a cornerstone of our community life.

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Petition created on 4 November 2026