Coalsnaughton Village Hall and Internet Cafe
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Coalsnaughton Village Hall and Library was built in 1907 by John S. Leishman with funding from Andrew Carnegie for the village people. The Lesser hall was added on later in 1925 by William Kerr.
Cafe Society- Coalsnaughton - Internet cafe - Drop in for refreshments. Also donation based pc repair for residents of Coalsnaughton. Classes available Tel 01259 759099
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I really enjoyed the visit at the internet cafe, good simple food, service with a smile. You can surf the web, enjoy a chat with local residents, buy fresh fruit and veg from the Barra. You can sign up to a PC training course, keep fit classes, dance classes and so much more!!
I'll be back.
C McInnes
- AnonymousI was in the Internet hall on Thursday morning with a group from the Whins Resource Centre. We enjoyed the venue and playing pool, I like the menu!!! This venue and the people who run it have much to offer.
Myra
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I really enjoyed the visit at the internet cafe, good simple food, service with a smile. You can surf the web, enjoy a chat with local residents, buy fresh fruit and veg from the Barra. You can sign up to a PC training course, keep fit classes, dance classes and so much more!!
I'll be back.
C McInnes
- AnonymousI was in the Internet hall on Thursday morning with a group from the Whins Resource Centre. We enjoyed the venue and playing pool, I like the menu!!! This venue and the people who run it have much to offer.
Myra
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