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Further enabling works at West Wickham Leisure Centre to help deliver major refurbishment

The next stage of enabling works at West Wickham Leisure Centre have been approved to keep the £16m refurbishment works on track in a substantial boost to the borough’s leisure provision.

Initial enabling works were completed on site over the summer to prepare for the major refurbishment of the centre, which is set to be completed in Spring 2026.

Extensive surveys by specialist teams have swiftly identified additional works that are required as part of the refurbishment, including the removal of additional asbestos that was found in the building. This early identification helps to minimise delays by allowing required works to be coordinated within the existing programme, with additional costs remaining within the planned contingencies for the programme.

This is a necessary step towards the exciting refurbishment of this much-loved centre, which will be an incredible boost to health and wellbeing in the borough. These important initial stages have allowed required works to be identified early in this process, giving us time to adjust for this and prevent major disruption to the programme. This is part of our largest leisure investment in a generation and we are now pressing ahead so that residents can enjoy a greatly improved centre as soon as possible.

Councillor Yvonne Bear

Executive Councillor, Renewal, Recreation and Housing

The refurbishment of West Wickham Leisure Centre is very important to us, as we strive to provide the very best wellness offerings. While Mytime Active is constantly adapting to ensure we provide new opportunities, the quality of our facilities is key, so it’s wonderful to see these plans moving forward. While works take place, we continue to provide classes and activities in the West Wickham area and across the borough. We look forward to continuing our successful partnership with Bromley council to shape the future of West Wickham Leisure Centre.

Jason Stanton

Chief Executive Officer, Mytime Active

Improvements to the pool, a new café, and enhanced changing rooms with showers and lockers will be provided as part of the refurbishment works. The improved centre will also feature new exercise studios with power-assisted equipment to support with mobility and rehabilitation. New pool pods and Changing Places facilities will also be introduced to enhance accessibility.

The further enabling works were approved by the Executive Councillor following scrutiny by the Renewal, Recreation and Housing PDS Committee. Improvements to the West Wickham facilities and to the refurbishment of the Walnuts leisure centre are being delivered in partnership with Mytime Active.

The West Wickham centre plays an important role in promoting health and wellbeing in the local area. We at Alliance Leisure, are delighted to bring our leisure development expertise to continue the delivery of this exciting transformation of the centre, with major investment from the Council, making it fit for the future. The new facilities will encourage more people to be more active and help improve the health and wellbeing of our local community.

Tom Fairey

Development Director, Alliance Leisure

Alliance Leisure are continuing to deliver the enabling works, and the centre will remain closed throughout the refurbishment, following the discovery of structural issues earlier this year.

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Alliance Leisure tackle 3 Peaks and Raise £6,000 for Cancer Research UK

Alliance Leisure raise over £6,000 for Cancer Research UK

This month, Alliance Leisure joined forces with over 600 people from public sector organisations and suppliers to conquer the 2024 Public Sector Challenge, hiking an epic 24-mile (38.6km) route across the legendary Three Yorkshire Peaks: Pen-y-Ghent (694m), Whernside (736m), and Ingleborough (723m).

The intrepid team began the challenge at Horton in Ribblesdale at 6am and competed it 12 hours later, having logged over 60,000 steps. Alliance Leisure were also joined by colleagues from CGP MEP and Hensall, all in the name of raising funds for Cancer Research UK.

John Leaver, Marketing and Frameworks Director, Alliance Leisure, says: “Completing this challenge took serious dedication from the entire team. In the months leading up to the event we prepared ourselves mentally and physically and also ran a virtual movement challenge for those not able to attend in person. The event itself was much more demanding than anticipated but I’m pleased to say we all crossed the line.”

The Public Sector Challenge, spearheaded by Jonathan Stephenson, Chief Executive of Brentwood BC and Rochford DC, has grown significantly since its inception. In 2022, Stephenson and 30 council employees completed the Three Peaks Yorkshire Challenge, raising over £12,000 for local charities. By 2024, the event had swelled to 650 participants, who together have raised more than £200,000 for Cancer Research UK.

That was the toughest thing I have ever done in my entire life. My legs, my feet, my shoulders, everything hurts. The mountains were so hard and then the final walk back was around 4 miles and went on and on. Thank you to everyone who has donated though as it definitely kept us all going.

Nicola Bromley

Strategic Account Manager at Alliance Leisure

If you would like to show your support for the team’s efforts and make a donation, please do so by visiting: https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/team/alliance-leisure

Councillors Impressed During Site Visit to Whitchurch

Councillors Lezley Picton, Peggy Mullock, Gerald Dakin, Tom Biggins, and portfolio holder Cllr Rob Macey were highly impressed by the progress being made on the new Whitechurch Leisure Centre in Shropshire on a recent site visit.

The new multi-million pound facility will boast a six-lane 25m pool with adjustable depth, a 41-station fitness suite and café on the ground floor, complemented by multi-function rooms on the first floor.

It is expected that, in addition to providing vital services to the local community, the state-of-the-art centre will also welcome visitors from surrounding areas, driving economic growth and creating new opportunities for local businesses.

Whilst the build was originally expected to complete in June 2025, contractors Pellikaan now anticipate that it will be finished three months earlier than planned.

Cllr Mullock said:

This is what the town has needed for years.

I’ll be going away to tell people that I’ve seen it and it’s going to be brilliant. It’s going to be for people who are few months old to pensioners and everyone can use it.

The project was procured through the UK Leisure Framework, managed by Denbighshire Leisure, and the team also includes architects Roberts Limbrick, and Axiom as project managers.

New £13.5m Leisure and Learning Hub Spearheads Regeneration in Mablethorpe

The launch of Mablethorpe’s new Station Leisure & Learning Centre marks the start of a once-in-a-generation transformation of the Lincolnshire seaside town. Delivered by Alliance Leisure on behalf of East Lindsey District Council, the development aims to address the town’s poor health and educational outcomes, while delivering benefits for visitors and the local economy.

Mablethorpe’s health ranking is in the lowest 12% of towns in England with significant levels of frailty amongst its older population. The area also suffers with poor levels of educational attainment and skills, while 58% of the working population are economically inactive compared to 20% in England.

The multi-functional community development, designed by lead architects, Pozzoni, was managed by Alliance Leisure through the UK Leisure Framework, owned and managed by Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, with ISG as principle building contractor.

Located on the high street with its own car park, the new £13.5m Station Leisure & Learning Centre replaces Station Sports Centre and provides the town with its first public swimming pool offering swimming lessons, family swims, school swimming and public swim sessions. In addition to the four-lane, 25 metre pool and changing village, the 3,000m² scheme includes a large gym including functional areas and EGYM, multi-purpose studio and group cycling studio as well as a TAGactive indoor adventure area and soft play for younger children.

The centre is also served by a large café, social workspace and The Signal Box; a community space bringing learning to the area. The development offers a new outdoor playground for the community, while a 80kW solar PV array has been installed on the roof with a view to allowing the centre to feed excess electricity back into the grid.

The launch of Station Leisure & Learning Centre marks a turning point for Mablethorpe. The impressive facility will transform this small town, enhancing the health, wellbeing and education of residents, while also acting as a catalyst for wider regeneration.

Sean Nolan, Business Development Manager, Alliance Leisure

The development has been funded by £7.5m from the Towns Fund, with match funding from East Lindsey District Council after the Connected Coast Town Deal Board secured £23.9m of Towns Fund investment for the town. East Lindsey District Council, part of the South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership with Boston Borough Council and South Holland District Council, led the development.

Cllr Richard Fry, Political Lead for Station Leisure & Learning Centre at East Lindsey District Council, said:

I am delighted that close working with all partners has seen this high-quality and transformational facility for Mablethorpe completed on schedule and to budget. This facility is a beacon of what can be achieved through collaboration.

The benefits Station Leisure & Learning Centre will bring to local people will be far reaching and long lasting. For the first time, people in Mablethorpe of all ages will be able to access a swimming pool and state-of-the-art fitness facilities without the need to travel, giving more people the opportunity to improve their mental wellbeing and fitness as well as to learn to swim. This venue will really make a difference to people from the local area and I thank all our partners who worked on this project for creating a leisure and learning facility we can all be proud of.

Magna Vitae Trust for Leisure and Culture operates the new centre on behalf of the council.

Aeneas Richardson, Executive Director, Magna Vitae Trust for Leisure & Culture, said:

This project provides a shining example of collaborative, partnership working from initial public consultation to final build completion and future operation. We will seek to further develop a quality, fun, community meeting place and generate, improved health & wellbeing (both physically and mentally), personal skill development, improve professional & educational capability and vocational training opportunities leading to improved employment prospects, better prospects for jobs and longer-term, year-round career opportunities.

Station Leisure & Learning Centre is one of six regeneration projects planned for Mablethorpe. Designed to improve leisure, learning, travel and the overall experience of the town, the projects include improvements to the town centre, a sustainable visitor hub at Sandilands Nature Reserve and a new pavilion, café and restaurant for the seafront.

Meanwhile, £24.5m is funding seven transformational projects in nearby Skegness, with £21.9m being invested in Boston to regenerate the Lincolnshire coastline.

The Station Leisure & Learning Centre will offer state-of-the-art facilities for the local community, including Mablethorpe’s first public swimming pool, as well as new fitness and learning amenities. This investment underscores the importance of providing exceptional benefits to support the health and wellbeing of local residents. The project also highlights a broader commitment to creating spaces that foster community engagement and development.

In line with the focus on building stronger communities, a piece of street art was commissioned, with contributions from 173 young people. This initiative aims to inspire more young people in the area to take an interest in art. Additionally, throughout the project, the team has volunteered their services to residents, assisting with tasks such as grass cutting, fencing, and various other activities.

Craig Savage, Alliance Framework Lead, ISG

Steel Works Complete at Wilson’s Sports Village

On Wednesday July 24, 2024, Alliance Leisure was joined by construction company, ISG; architects, Pozzoni and project managers, Axiom on the site of the £12 million new build sport and leisure complex at Wilson’s Playing Fields, Clayton- le-Moors to mark the completion of the building’s steel structure.

The event coincided with the unveiling of the Borough’s plans to launch an Active Environment Strategy which saw a number of local Place Partners including Hyndburn Leisure and Sport England at the new build development site.

It’s absolutely fantastic to see this development taking shape. Now that the steel frame is in place, you can visualise the size of the building and how it will complement the surrounding active spaces.

Once completed, the facility will further enhance the sport and physical activity opportunities for the community, making it a fitting location to share plans of the new Active Environment Strategy, designed to encourage more people to adopt active lifestyles.

Tom Gardner, Business Development Manager, Alliance Leisure

Councillor Munsif Dad, Leader of the Council, Hyndburn Borough Council, adds:

Wilson Sports Village is the result of a £12 million investment by the Council, including £2.4 million contribution from Sport England via its Strategic Facilities Fund to deliver leisure facilities and services that are inclusive and diverse in their appeal.

Our vision is to create opportunities for everyone in our community to be able to access and enjoy an active lifestyle. Working with Alliance Leisure through the UK Leisure Framework, has enabled us to employ expertise at every stage of the design and development to create a physical activity hub that fully complements the surrounding pitches, woodland and athletics track.

The build project in Clayton-le Moors is set to complete in Spring 2025. Head to the end of this article to see a render of what the future site will looks like.

Wilson Sports Village will offer a range of targeted facilities including a 25-metre swimming pool, a fitness suite, sauna & steam room, multi-purpose studio, café, large changing village and dedicated changing facilities that will service the outdoor sports facilities.

Wilson Sports Village has been designed to accommodate everyone. The facilities, housed within a single storey building, reflect the Council’s ambition to support all individuals, including those with a disability and/or long-term health conditions. The Leisure Trust are working alongside the Together an Active Future, Place Partnership and the Activity Alliance, to appoint a team, of ‘Let Me Move’ champions to enhance our engagement with people with a disability and/or additional needs.

Hyndburn has some of the worst levels of inactivity and obesity in England resulting in lower health expectancy rates and poor quality of health and wellbeing for residents. We are working closely with the council and local partners to tackle these statistics. This is what the development of the Wilson Sports Village and the new ‘Active Environment Strategy’ is all about so it is fantastic to be able to bring partners together, here on site, and get a real feel for how our vision for change is playing out into reality.

Lyndsey Sims, Chief Executive, Hyndburn Leisure

Speaking of the development, Lisa Dodd-Mayne, Executive Director for Place at Sport England, says

The Wilson Sports Village is a testament to both the Council’s and Sport England’s commitment to health and wellbeing.

With the help of £2.4m of Sport England funding via the National Lottery, is genuinely a landmark development for Hyndburn, with the ambition for the Sports village to be a catalyst to help more people, of all abilities, get physically active for the benefit of their wellbeing. It is particularly pleasing to see the development of their Active Environment Strategy alongside the facility to ensure people have the opportunity to move in their outdoor places and spaces.

Celebrating the Official Opening of Our First Leisure Local Health Hub

Celebrating the Official Opening of Our First Local Leisure Hub

This month has seen the official opening of a brand new, £9 million Health Hub in Nottinghamshire.

Based on Sport England’s Leisure Local model, the new community provision delivers a host of leisure facilities designed to bring new active living opportunities to the whole community.

“I am thrilled that we are finally at the opening event for Warsop Health Hub, months ahead of schedule,” Andy Abrahams, Executive Mayor for Mansfield, said. “In the last year, it has been a dream come true to see such progress being made to bring a community facility to the people of Warsop.

“It has been a labour of love and wouldn’t have been possible without the commitment from fellow councillors, officers, funding partners, and, of course, the parish residents. Based on Sport England’s innovative Leisure Local model, the new hub houses a diverse range of facilities including a 15m x 8m swimming pool with a splash play area for younger children, a gym featuring the latest cardiovascular and resistance equipment, a two-court sports hall and an improved multi-use games area. The facility will also a reception area and community facilities, including multi-purpose spaces and an IT suite.

“Accessibility has been a consideration throughout the build. For example, the swimming pool incorporates a pool hoist as well as a changing village and an accessible Changing Places area to ensure as many people as possible can benefit from this investment. I look forward to seeing the community embrace the new facility and make the most of all the opportunities it will bring in terms of employment, aspiration, and health and wellbeing.”

Funded via a mix of Sport England investment, Towns Fund and borrowing by Mansfield District Council, Warsop Health Hub has been delivered by leisure development specialist Alliance Leisure, in partnership with Abacus as project manager and principal designer, architects Roberts Limbrick, lead contractor Pellikaan, and consultants Strategic Leisure. The UK Leisure Framework, which is managed by Denbighshire Leisure Limited (DLL), has been used as the procurement route for sourcing the development team.

Gareth Liversedge, Business Development Manager at Alliance Leisure, comments:

We have brought together leisure experts at every level of the supply chain to design and deliver a facility that truly reflects the needs of the local community and has the capability to deliver commercial as well as a social value. We have also integrated energy saving technologies including air source heat pumps and solar panels to drive energy efficiencies and future proof the building to be enjoyed by many generations to come.

This project is a great example of how to deliver a Sport England Leisure Local concept, with development works completing in under 12months.

Gert-Jan Peeters, director, Pellikaan, says:

It is great to see the centre open to the public after having worked on it for the past year. The process has been very smooth, which is due to the great communication between the many parties involved in the project. Whether client, consultant or subcontractor, everybody was geared towards delivering a great centre for the people in Warsop. We enjoyed working on the project, and are very pleased to see the people enjoying the use of the centre!

Warsop Health Hub opened its doors to the public on June 1, 2024 and is being managed by Serco Leisure on behalf of Mansfield District Council. July 18, 2024 saw the Mayor, community champion Graham Hall MBE and Lord Lieutenant for Nottinghamshire Professor Veronica Pickering meet with development partners and other local dignitaries in an official ribbon cutting ceremony on site.

Alliance Leisure Achieve Gold Investors in People Award

Alliance Leisure have continued to prioritise their committment to making their workplace an excellent one following their Silver Investors in People Award in 2021, elevating it to Gold.

Investors in People (IIP) is renowned international standard for people management, recognising and rewarding organisations that commit to providing an outstanding working environment for their teams.

Following a rigorous assessment, Alliance Leisure are delighted to have received a Gold accreditation, a feat achieved by only around 17% of the over 50,000 organisations assessed by IIP.

Sarah Watts, CEO of Alliance Leisure, said:

I couldn’t be prouder of Alliance Leisure’s Gold Investors in People Award. Our team is what gives Alliance its unique DNA and, as I have said many times, we really do feel like a family. It’s brilliant to have this wonderful relationship recognised, and we look forward to continuing to make Alliance Leisure a fantastic place to work in the future.

Seb Rowe, one of our Business Development Managers who has been part of the team for two years, had this to add:

I am thrilled that Alliance Leisure has been awarded the IIP Gold accreditation. Having been part of the team for just over two years, I can genuinely say that this recognition is a true reflection of the company.

Working at Alliance Leisure is highly rewarding, as the company truly values its employees and invests in our development. The supportive and motivating work environment enables personal and professional growth, and it’s inspiring to see our efforts being recognised on such a prestigious level.

What truly sets Alliance Leisure apart is the exceptional leadership that has shaped our incredible culture. Sarah, Paul and the Senior Management team have cultivated an atmosphere of trust, collaboration, and innovation, which makes coming to work each day a positive and energising experience.

This achievement not only highlights our commitment to excellence but also reinforces the positive culture we encourage every day. I am proud to be part of a team that continuously strives to make a difference.

Finally, Julia Goddard, who has been part of Alliance Leisure for over twenty years, said:

I am incredibly fortunate to have spent over 20 years working for Alliance Leisure under the guidance and support of Paul and Sarah that has enabled me to develop into a Regional Director.

The passion and culture of Alliance to exceed our clients expectations has always been at the forefront of our work ethic and I am very proud to work for a company that has achieved Gold IIP.

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Alliance Leisure Transforms Under-Utilised Space into Dynamic Functional Training Space in Scotland

Working in close partnership with a number of specialist providers, Alliance Leisure were appointed by East Renfrewshire Council to transform a low occupancy martial arts studio into a high energy functional training arena.

The space, branded The Grid, will be used for individual and group training and will enhance the current fitness offering for the community.

The council worked with Alliance Leisure who, through the UK Leisure Framework which is managed by Denbighshire Leisure Ltd (DLL), assembled a best-in-class team of leisure specialists to execute the vision. The £300K transformation was completed in just 4 weeks and will be operated by East Renfrewshire Leisure and Culture Trust.

Working with Alliance Leisure and the specialist partners to deliver our exciting new fitness space The Grid for Barrhead Foundry has been a great experience. From initially designing the space through to the delivery of the building works and fitout, this has been a smooth process and Alliance really looked at the finer details assisting with the fitness concept. The new training space will have a huge impact and provide a perfect work out environment for our customers and community.

Robert Hammond

Head of Operations, East Renfrewshire Culture and Leisure

As our first project with East Renfrewshire Council, this was an exciting opportunity showing the potential of transforming underutilised space into a thriving activity hub that would deliver significant value to the local community. We are looking forward to supporting the launch of this project and the growth in membership over the coming period.

“Through the UK Leisure Framework we have worked with our expert leisure contractor Thomas Johnstone Ltd supported by Axiom Project Services and CD Architects to create an innovative fitness space for East Renfrewshire Cultural and Leisure Trust. We have also utilised our specialist leisure suppliers, Indigo Fitness, Pulse Fitness and Hutchison Technologies to enhance the experience for the members.

Jo Cameron

Delivery Manager, Alliance Leisure

The extension of the fitness provision means Barrhead Foundry can expand its fitness membership and welcome additional revenue opportunities that will help ensure the sustainability of services moving forwards. The new training space officially opened on April 18th, 2024.

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David Stalker joins Alliance Leisure as Advisor to the Board

Leisure development specialist Alliance Leisure has appointed the health and fitness industry veteran, David Stalker, as advisor to the board.

The appointment comes as Alliance Leisure celebrates 25 years of transforming local authority leisure facilities, delivering more than 250 projects with an investment value of over £370 million.

Stalker currently serves as president of EuropeActive. A highly respected industry expert, he has held numerous senior executive roles in the sector, including most recently CEO of Myzone EMEA.

As CEO of ukactive and founding chairman of CIMSPA (Chartered Institute Management Sport and Physical Activity), Stalker has been instrumental in raising industry standards, driving positive change and improving public health.

Other former roles include group brands and marketing director at Leisure Connection PLC, managing director of Harpers Fitness Clubs Ltd and chairman of Fit for Sport Ltd. He also holds a number of non-executive director roles.

Stalker said: “I’ve been a long-time admirer of Alliance Leisure, particularly of Sarah Watts and Paul Cluett. Sarah is probably the most talented business person in our sector, and both Sarah and Paul are long-term friends and colleagues. Alliance is a trailblazing company, known for its innovation and breaking new pastures and it has an impressive team.

“I have extensive experience across all aspects of our industry, from supplier to operator and local authority to our chartered institute. I have a deep understanding of its direction. My strength lies in using diplomacy to drive initiatives and engage people on the journey.

“As I transition to new roles, my priority is to collaborate with people I like and respect, and most importantly, to work with organisations that have the potential to significantly impact the nation’s health and enhance the quality of our industry.”

David is one of the most recognised and respected people in our sector. His extensive knowledge, experience and strategic vision will be invaluable to our senior team. His support will help ensure our continued success as we guide Alliance through its next phase of growth, with a goal of reaching £150 million in turnover next year.

Sarah Watts

CEO, Alliance Leisure

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Join us at Elevate 2024

Are you heading to Elevate this year? Our theme for this year’s event is ‘Looking into the future’, and we have teamed up with a number of suppliers and partners to showcase new products and share knowledge on current trends. Take a look at the opportunities below and get in touch here if you’ve got any questions or would like to arrange a time to meet up.

Say Hello 👋🏼 in the Networking Lounge

When: Wednesday 12^th June 10am-5pm

Where: VIP Networking Lounge

At this year’s show we are sponsoring the Networking Lounge in the centre of the exhibition. A number of our team will be in attendance where you can join us in our VIP area for a coffee and catch up, or take a walk around the exhibition together and see what’s happening in the industry. With a large number of partners attending the show this is a great opportunity to introduce you to some of the people we work with. No booking required, simply contact one of the team to arrange a time.

Debate | Future Trends in Fitness and Wellness

When: Wednesday 12^th June 12.40pm-1.40pm

Where: Debate Theatre

Content: Sarah Watts, CEO at Alliance Leisure, is joining colleagues from the industry, including David Minton (Leisure DB), Will Flint (Energym), Andy Reed (Sports Think Tank), Glen Thurgood (Huumans) and Kate Corfield (Ministry of Sound), to discuss how improving the health of the nation will take a collective effort >>> FIND OUT MORE

Tapas, Cocktails and Friends

When: Wednesday 12^th June 7pm-late

Where: Iberica Canary Wharf

Join us for a drink or three as we host a relaxed social event in Canary Wharf. This is ticket-only but please get in touch with one of the team if you would like to join us.

Round Table | What is sustainability anyway?

When: Thursday 13^th June 12pm-12.40pm

Where: Debate Theatre

Content: Our Commercial Director, James Foley, is chairing this panel discussing the drive to net zero in the fitness sector. James is joined by Keith Ashton from Space & Place, and Duncan Anderson, CEO at South Downs Leisure. The group will look at what sustainability really means, who should be driving it, and whether, as an industry, we are paying more than lip-service to measures to reduce our impact on the climate >>> FIND OUT MORE

Evolutionary Gym Design | Crafting spaces for the modern fitness customer

When: Thursday 13^th June 11.55am-12.35pm

Where: Generate Theatre

Content: Join Paul Woodford, our Strategic Engagement Director, for a forward-thinking exploration into the future of gym design, as he dissects the evolving needs and expectations of customers in 2024 and beyond. Paul is joined by industry experts Alan Davidson, Head of Sales at Jigsaw Fitness, Chris Scragg, Director of Operating Model at Nuffield Health, and Nichola McLachan, Health and Fitness Development Manager at North Lanarkshire Council >>>FIND OUT MORE

Free (extra strong) Coffee in the Networking Lounge

When: Thursday 13^th June 10am-5pm

Where: VIP Networking Lounge

And the show continues into its second day as we once again take our VIP seats in the networking lounge. You are welcome to join us for a free drink and meet some of the team that will be in attendance.

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Further enabling works at West Wickham Leisure Centre to help deliver major refurbishment

Further enabling works at West Wickham Leisure Centre to help deliver major refurbishment

The next stage of enabling works at West Wickham Leisure Centre have been approved to keep the £16m refurbishment works on track in a substantial boost to the borough’s leisure provision.

Councillor Yvonne Bear

Jason Stanton

Tom Fairey

Alliance Leisure raise over £6,000 for Cancer Research UK

Nicola Bromley

Councillors Impressed During Site Visit to Whitchurch

Councillors Impressed During Site Visit to Whitchurch

Councillors Lezley Picton, Peggy Mullock, Gerald Dakin, Tom Biggins, and portfolio holder Cllr Rob Macey were highly impressed by the progress being made on the new Whitechurch Leisure Centre in Shropshire on a recent site visit.

New £13.5m Leisure and Learning Hub Spearheads Regeneration in Mablethorpe

New £13.5m Leisure and Learning Hub Spearheads Regeneration in Mablethorpe

Steel Works Complete at Wilson’s Sports Village

Steel Works Complete at Wilson’s Sports Village

Celebrating the Official Opening of Our First Leisure Local Health Hub

Celebrating the Official Opening of Our First Local Leisure Hub

This month has seen the official opening of a brand new, £9 million Health Hub in Nottinghamshire.

Alliance Leisure Achieve Gold Investors in People Award

Alliance Leisure Achieve Gold Investors in People Award

Alliance Leisure have continued to prioritise their committment to making their workplace an excellent one following their Silver Investors in People Award in 2021, elevating it to Gold.

Alliance Leisure Transforms Under-Utilised Space into Dynamic Functional Training Space in Scotland

Alliance Leisure Transforms Under-Utilised Space into Dynamic Functional Training Space in Scotland

Working in close partnership with a number of specialist providers, Alliance Leisure were appointed by East Renfrewshire Council to transform a low occupancy martial arts studio into a high energy functional training arena.

Robert Hammond

Jo Cameron

David Stalker joins Alliance Leisure as Advisor to the Board

David Stalker joins Alliance Leisure as Advisor to the Board

Sarah Watts

Join us at Elevate 2024

Say Hello 👋🏼 in the Networking Lounge

Debate | Future Trends in Fitness and Wellness

Tapas, Cocktails and Friends

Round Table | What is sustainability anyway?

Evolutionary Gym Design | Crafting spaces for the modern fitness customer

Free (extra strong) Coffee in the Networking Lounge

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