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Swimming pool at Newbridge Leisure Centre closed for work

News | Richard Gurner | Published: 12:00, Friday May 24th, 2013.
Last updated: 13:38, Tuesday May 28th, 2013

The swimming pool at Newbridge Leisure Centre has been closed for retiling and will be out of use for around six weeks.

Workers had originally closed the pool to repair a few loose tiles, but it was then decided the entire pool needed retiling. This meant the pool needed to be completely drained.

The work has coincided with a planned refurbishment of the reception and changing room areas.

Cllr David Poole, Cabinet Member for Community and Leisure Services, said: “We appreciate that the current closure of the pool may be a cause of inconvenience however rest assured the works will be completed as quickly as possible and will provide an enhanced facility for residents to enjoy.”

2 thoughts on “Swimming pool at Newbridge Leisure Centre closed for work”

  1. Jan says:
    Saturday, May 25, 2013 at 21:21

    This is long overdue but I just hope that the changing rooms when refurbished now provide some privacy because they are too open plan and people who have had mastectomies need a certain level of privacy which they have not been getting to date in the changing rooms.

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  2. Anon says:
    Saturday, August 24, 2013 at 00:48

    I'm a single parent (male) with a daughter too young too change herself for swimming. They could not provide us with a mixed/family changinmg area. I explained the situation to receptionist and manager, even the manager could not suggest anything! I was not expecting this, and left not entirely happy, needless to say, my daughter felt the same. I feel that new tiles are not all that is needed there, to meet 21st century expectations.

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