Multi Use Centres  

Caistor Multi Use Centre opened its doors to the general public on 7 October 2006, with the official opening conducted by Roger Douglas J.P., The High Sheriff of Lincolnshire.  The Multi Use Centre is an initiative led by the Caistor Development Partnership and the Town Council, supported by the Economic Regeneration department of the County Council, to develop the Old Magistrates Court House of 19 South Street, Caistor.   

The building has been completely refurbished to provide a fully accessible facility offering new office accommodation on the first floor and access to a range of community information services on the ground floor.  

The community rooms, which include a fully equipped meeting room for 16 people with full media and audio visual facilities and a one to one interview room, can also be hired by contacting the centre on 01472 859017.  Further information can be obtained on www.cmuc.org.uk. 

The project is funded by Lincolnshire County Council, the European Regional Development Fund, West Lindsey District Council, and the Caistor Townscape Heritage Initiative. 

Caistor Multi Use Centre is a member of the Lincolnshire Multi Use Centres Network, established throughout Lincolnshire.  Members of the network offer free access to a range of services, normally found in larger towns and cities.  Each centre acts as a Hub, supporting and exchanging information with other local communities to address the under provision of services in rural areas. 

There are further Multi Use Centres on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds – at Market Rasen, Alford, Louth and Spilsby. 

For more information, please contact the development workers:

Tel:01522 550522

Website: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/lmuc