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Former Gainsborough nightclub could become church centre

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The exterior of the State Club a dark brick two-storey building with bow windows on the second floor and black shutters across the doors. In front, a number of people are waiting at a bus stop.

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Former Gainsborough nightclub could be transformed into a church centre

Overview

Plans have been submitted to West Lindsey District Council to convert the former State Club on Church Street in Gainsborough into a community church centre by Alive Church. The 1940s building, which previously operated as a cinema and toy shop before closing as a nightclub in 2010, is intended to provide community space and support services throughout the week.

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  • Alive Church has submitted planning applications to West Lindsey District Council to transform the former State Club in Gainsborough into a church and community centre.
  • The building, located on Church Street, originally opened as a cinema, later became a toy shop, and has been closed as a nightclub since 2010.
  • Alive Church plans to use the venue to tackle food poverty, debt, isolation, and provide youth and mental health support.
  • The organisation currently rents space at the town's Trinity Arts Centre and operates seven locations across Lincolnshire.
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