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Eildon completes bifold door project with council funding and ribbon-cutting

Eildon's bifold door project is finished, thanks to funding from Moreton Bay City Council, and a small ribbon-cutting was held on Tuesday afternoon.

2 min read31 July 2024
Eildon completes bifold door project with council funding and ribbon-cutting


Eildon bifold door project finally completed

An older man in a blue jacket holds a blue ribbon barrier while a smiling woman in a pink top holds a glass on a deck

t long last our bifold door project has been completed. Thank you to Moreton Bay City Council for providing the funding for our project.

We held a small ceremony on Tuesday afternoon and had the ribbon officially cut by Karl Raudvee, who was the longest serving member present on the day, helped by Jill Cole, our President.

The new doors will make a tremendous change to our people and air circulation.

Friends gather on a sunny deck around a table of wine, snacks, and fruit, with no croquet equipment visible
Seven people gather on a sunny veranda around a table with wine glasses and snacks; no croquet equipment is visible
Covered veranda with white bi-fold glass doors opening into a timber-floored room; no croquet equipment visible
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