Thursday Club and Clackmannanshire Access Panel

The Alloa Hub hosts popular regular activities and groups that provide vital peer support and advocacy to local residents in Clackmannanshire.

The Thursday Club at Alloa Hub

Started after the pandemic, the Thursday Club is a regular weekly gathering for local people from all walks of life, including unpaid carers.

Members of the Thursday Club design their own varied programme of activities, including:

  • Creative arts and craft sessions

  • Guest speakers and community talks

  • Charity coffee mornings (complete with home baking!)

When to visit: Pop along any Thursday between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM, or contact Val at val@alloahub.co.uk for more details.

 

A group of people smiling and seated around tables at the Thursday Club meeting inside the Alloa Hub, enjoying tea, coffee, and snacks in a bright community space.
Decal of wheelchair on the glass door in the Alloa Hub

Clackmannanshire Access Panel

The Clackmannanshire Access Panel is a dedicated group of volunteers working to promote the voices of disabled people across the county. They campaign for improved local transport, equal access to public spaces and buildings, and ensure disabled residents are heard on key regional issues.

Meeting Details: The panel is a fully constituted group and meets on the third Tuesday of every month.

To get involved or learn more about their accessibility work, email Angela Leask at clacksaccesspanel@gmail.com

Alloa Hub would like to thank the National Lottery for their support.