Auchtermuchty Community Centre
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Welcome to our Community Centre!
COVID UPDATE
The Centre is now open to the public again! Children's exercise classes have started, and we are looking foward to welcoming other groups back into the Centre as soon as restrictions allow. Please contact the Centre if you would like to discuss bookings or how your group might be able to come back. We look foward to hearing from you!
The Auchtermuchty Angels run a food bank every Monday 2:00pm - 3:00pm, Wednesday 5:30pm - 6:30pm and Friday 12 noon - 1:00 pm. Access is limited to one person at a time. Face coverings must be worn and a one way system will be in operation: entry through the main door and leave through the fire exit.
Donations for the food bank can be dropped off at the Centre Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 10:00am and 12:00 noon.
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VACCINES
Not yet heard about your vaccine? If you are worried, contact NHS Fife using the vaccine appointment form.
GENERAL INFORMATION on COVID
Here's some useful coronavirus guidance from the NHS Scotland and a youtube video about what 2 metres looks like - how about 23 ducklings crossing the street? One to share with the kids.
23 ducklings or a lion in the sunshine
The Community Centre is a valuable community resource run by a volunteer management committee in association with Fife Council. Emma runs our office, while Gail is our caretaker. For more information go to our About us page.
Activites at the Centre include the Baby and Toddler Group, 'Muchty Monkeys Pre-Nursery Group, Craft Group, Quilt Group, Patchwork Group, Garden Club, Tuesday and Wednesday Lunch Clubs and Family Support workers. There are regular Karate, acrobatic and dance classes. The Centre is also the meeting place for the Macduff Trust, Muchty in Bloom, Community Association and Community Council. Other community groups also make regular use of our facilities. Click here for more details.
Lots more information is contained in the Centre's 2019 Annual Report.
The Centre is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO), registered OSCR charity SC007951.
Room bookings
Rooms are available for hire for children's parties, classes, events and community group meetings, among other activities. If you are interested in starting up a group in Auchtermuchty, why not look at our facilities and see if there is something that would suit? Please note that the Centre does not have an alcohol licence. Click here for rooms and prices.
Office services
The Centre office is open Monday and Wednesday 9:30am-2:30pm and Friday 11:30am-2:30pm.
The office can help you with bookings and information about activities at the Centre. Photocopying, printing and laminating is available for a small charge. Charges for these services are on the noticeboard in the Centre.
Useful links
- Website of the Auchtermuchty Community Association sponsored by local business.
- Website of the Auchtermuchty and Strathmiglo Community Council
- Website of Auchtermuchty Community Trust..
- Information about the MacDuff Trust.
- Read our community newsletter Muchty Matters!
Sports Hall Transformed!
We have transformed the sports hall! No more chilly concrete walls. No more echoes. No more noisy ventilation fan. Energy efficient lighting. And new safety radiator covers to arrive in the next few weeks.
Funding for this project has come from a number of sources.
We were awarded a grant of £19,976.64 from the Scottish Government’s Community Climate Asset Fund in January 2021. This grant went towards insulated the walls, energy-efficient lighting and a new ventilation fan. CCAF also funded a new centralised heating control system throughout the Centre, allowing us to control heating in individual rooms according to usage without wasting heat on unoccupied rooms. All these improvements will help us to reduce local carbon emissions through reducing usage of gas and electricity. Keep Scotland Beautiful/CCAF
Funding for the acoustic panels and new radiator covers, as well as various other related costs, has been provided by grants from Fife Environmental Trust, the Scottish Landfill Communities Fund, The Co-op Local Community Fund and Fife Council, and by a generous donation from Auchtermuchty Karate.
