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Harrogate Leisure Centre reopens following multi-million pound investment

The Harrogate Hydro reopened its doors this week having been transformed into the Harrogate Leisure and Wellbeing Centre, thanks to a £13.5 million major refurbishment by North Yorkshire Council. The facility is operated by Brimhams Active.

The project has been delivered by Alliance Leisure, working with ISG Construction, Axiom Project Services and GT3 architects through the UK Leisure Framework, managed by Denbighshire Leisure Limited (DLL).

New facilities include a new 400sqm fitness suite, a Les Mills immersive cycle studio, a sauna and steam suite, plus a reconfigured reception and café.

Works have also included extending the building’s footprint and substantial reimagining throughout to create a bright, modern offering more in keeping with the needs of today’s vibrant and diverse community.

Existing pool and leisure facilities have been completely overhauled. In the pool, a new diving structure has been installed so the centre can continue to support up and coming diving talent in the way that it has done for Olympians, such as Jack Laugher MBE and Oliver Dingley.

Outside, the building has been remodelled to complement the surrounding environment with landscaping, a reconfigured car park, bicycle storage and electric vehicle charging points.

The re-opening of the new and improved Harrogate Leisure and Wellness Centre will ensure that continues to be the case. It is also pleasing that energy-efficiency has been at the heart of the project, in line with our climate pledges, and this will serve as an example for other facilities across the county.

Councillor Simon Myers

Executive Member for Culture, Arts and Housing, North Yorkshire Council

Investment in the old Hydro has transformed the facility and future proofed leisure provision for many years to come. In addition to the visible improvements, there is so much that has gone on behind the scenes to make this centre more energy efficient. Air source heat pumps have replaced existing gas boilers and 250 solar panels have been installed along with new energy monitoring and control systems. These measures are expected to half the carbon footprint of the leisure centre. This is great news for the council’s net zero targets, great news for residents and ultimately, great news for the planet.

James Foley

Commercial Director, Alliance Leisure

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Northcroft Lido reopens following £5 million redevelopment

Northcroft Lido reopens following £5.7million redevelopment

The major redevelopment of the lido at Northcroft Leisure Centre, Newbury has completed following a £5.7 million investment.

Commissioned by West Berkshire Council and developed by Alliance Leisure working in partnership with Myrtha Pools and Universal Civils & Build through the UK Leisure Framework, the new outdoor facilities include a 50 metre, Olympic size outdoor swimming pool supported by a splash pad and fun slide, beach hut style changing rooms, a sun terrace and a relaxation area, all of which are fully accessible.

It is anticipated that the new facilities, opened on the 21st August 2023, will accommodate 50,000 attendances each season. In addition to attracting more visitors to the facility through the inclusion of the splash pad, main pool, slides, residents will now also enjoy an extended season.

Moving forwards, Everyone Active has been appointed under a ten-year term to manage the Northcroft Leisure Centre and Newbury Lido as part of a wider leisure management agreement with West Berkshire Council.

Greg Walker explains that this is thanks to the redesign of the pool. He says, “By shortening the pool from 72 metres to 50 metres and reducing the depth from a maximum of 2.8 metres to a profile from 0.9m to 1.58m, pressure on the structure has been reduced and maintenance demands have been eased. This means the facilities can now be operational from April right through to the end of September. This not only extends access to this amazing community provision, but has created a more sustainable financial proposition.”

It's fantastic to see so many people enjoying this amazing space again. There has been a lido on this site since 1870 so it’s part of the local DNA. The original pool was affected by ground water levels, which, over the years, undermined the integrity of the structure and became increasingly expensive to maintain. Now that the pool has been re-engineered with the benefit of modern-day learnings and technologies, families will be able to enjoy the many physical mental and social benefits of this amazing facility for many generations to come.

Greg Walker

Business Development Manager

The UK Leisure Framework, owned by (DLL) Denbighshire Leisure LTD has supported many community leisure development projects from full scale multisite leisure centre new builds to 3G pitches and pump tracks

This is exactly the kind of project we launched the Framework to support. The Northcroft lido has been a part of the community’s landscape for more than a century and its fantastic to secure its future for many more years to come. This was a technical project that required a high level of specialist expertise. Through the UK Leisure Framework we were able to engage expertise at all levels of the supply chain and feed this back through a single point of contact, Alliance Leisure. This helped to mitigate any risks that could threaten the budget or timescale of the project and ensured a smooth transition from concept through to launch.

Jamie Groves

Managing Director, Denbighshire Leisure

Like most lidos across the country, modern technology is affording leisure operators the chance to redevelop and plan for the future.
The new pool benefits from our precision engineered chromium-rich steel technology, which futureproofs the lido for decades to come, both in terms of ongoing maintenance costs and sustainability savings. This project is a prime example of how existing facilities can be renovated and improved upon, without beginning a new build process from scratch, which is increasingly important as local operators look to optimise budgets.

Kevin Burns

UK Business Development Manager, Myrtha Pools

We have been privileged to manage this project almost from inception, through detailed design and build, to final delivery. This has not been without its complications imposed by budget, timescales & engineering complexity but has been a great challenge. We have used the in-house ground solution & piling teams of our Group to support us, which alongside Myrtha Pools has allowed us to jointly create a wonderful community facility.

Martin Davies

Director, Universal Civils & Build

Working in partnership with Alliance Leisure, we've breathed new life into a much-loved facility and created a model that will enable thousands of residents and visitors from far afield to enjoy the pleasures of outdoor swimming and other water activities for many years to come. We can now all celebrate the success of this project together.

Janine Lewis

West Berkshire’s Executive Member for Public Health, Culture, Leisure, Sport and Countryside

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Four examples of how leisure operators transformed their facilities

Alliance Leisure is an industry leader not only in the development of brand new leisure facilities, but also in the redevelopment and transformation of existing facilities.

We’re looking at some examples of how four leisure operators partnered with us to transform their facilities and bring them up to a modern standard.

Salt Ayre Leisure Centre

Following a £5 million investment, Salt Ayre Leisure Centre underwent a major redevelopment of their under performing facility, creating a thriving community hub. Following the redevelopment, the centre now boasts a 72% increase in customer visits.

New attractions to the centre include the Les Mills immersive cycling experience, the Trip™; Europe’s first outdoor Flight Tower; an 80-station gym largely equipped by principle supplier, Precor; adventure play area; XHeight climbing wall; barista-style café and a luxury spa. Read more here.

King George’s Playing Fields

The £7 million scheme to transform King George’s Playing Fields in Brentwood, began in January 2021 and formed part of the council’s 10-year Leisure Strategy.

The project centrepiece is an impressive new pavilion which includes new changing rooms, toilet and showers for local rugby and football teams, a golf clubhouse and Golf Pro Shop, as well as a bar with a terrace. Other facilities include a flexible, multi-purpose room, a Changing Places facility, a café, a two-storey soft play facility, TAGactive arena and a sensory room. Read more here.

White Oak Leisure Centre

Described by the Leader of the Council as a ‘historic investment’, the new White Oak Leisure Centre replaces an inefficient centre of the same name built in the 1960s and creates an activity hub that meet the hugely diverse needs of modern society. The development was procured by Sevenoaks District Council through the UK Leisure Framework, owned and managed by Denbighshire Leisure.

Wet side, the development incorporates two pools – a 25 metre, six lane pool with an adjustable height floor plus a learner pool – ideal for hosting the centre’s full programme of children’s swimming lessons. Both pools are supported by a family changing village.

In addition there is a 100 station gym, with mainly Technogym equipment a modern group cycling studio, two large Group Exercise Studios and a multi-purpose sports hall for a wide range of activities and clubs. Read more here.

Monmouth Leisure Centre

Delivered by Alliance Leisure Services as part of the UK Leisure Framework, the multi-phased project has enabled the council to provide a raft of new facilities for the town including a new 60-station gym, exercise and group cycling studios, a toning suite, children’s play area and café in the most cost-effective way.

Monmouth was without a public swimming pool for some years. To meet local demand for swimming, the development also included a new 25m swimming pool and spa. Read more here.

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Alliance Leisure completes redevelopment of Abbey Leisure Centre

The £3.5m redevelopment of Abbey Leisure Centre has now been completed on behalf of Durham County Council.

Opened to the public in July 2023, the project forms part of the council’s multi-million-pound Leisure Transformation Programme, which includes the refurbishment of existing sites such as Abbey in order to improve the county’s leisure stock. Alliance Leisure is delivering a number of projects for the programme, which will introduce a range of new activities and services to help improve health and wellbeing outcomes and sustain the council’s provision into the future.

Our brief was to review Durham County Council’s leisure estate and develop solutions for centres across the county to meet the needs of each local demographic. Our research showed that Abbey Leisure Centre was not being used to its full potential. We therefore proposed to transform the site into a family focussed centre offering facilities for toddlers to teens alongside an expanded health and fitness offer.

Sean Nolan

Business Development Manager, Alliance Leisre

The centre’s four-court sports hall has been converted into family entertainment area with distinct zones catering for toddlers, juniors and teens. Attractions include soft play, a trampolining zone and an interactive Tag Active Challenge Arena including vertical obstacle towers that players must climb and descend in the quickest time possible. Incorporating Tag Active technology, players’ times are recorded and displayed on a leaderboard. The family entertainment area is supported by a new cafe, adding a social space to the centre, as well as party rooms.

On the first floor of the building, the gym has been relocated and doubled in size. The existing gym has been converted to a group exercise studio, while the provision of a second studio allows the centre to offer a full programme of group cycling sessions.

It’s rewarding to work on projects where we are able to give leisure facilities a new lease of life, by providing the latest attractions that bring the whole family together. We are proud to have played our part in delivering this project and look forward to seeing the centre thrive for years to come.

Craig Savage

Alliance Leisure Framework Lead, ISG

A new wellbeing suite has been created in one of the centre’s two squash courts. Offering specialist power assisted equipment from Innerva, the suite will provide a unique exercise and rehabilitation solution ideal for older adults, people suffering from long term health conditions, and those recovering from injury or returning to exercise. It is hoped the new suite will help people to become more active, improve their overall health and even act as a stepping stone into wider leisure facilities. The changing areas and sauna have also been refurbished as part of the project.

The project was delivered via the UK Leisure Framework, which is managed by Denbighshire Leisure LTD (DLL), with ISG as principal build contractor, Axiom as project manager and GT3 as architect for the scheme.

Alliance Leisure is currently on site on the redevelopment of Peterlee Leisure Centre.

Alliance Leisure Leads Development Project To Reintroduce Swim Facilities in Merthyr Tydfil

Thanks to a £6 million investment, secured by Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council, works are underway to reintroduce swimming facilities to the residents of Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, after structural damaged closed the pool in 2019.

Works are being carried out by Alliance Leisure through the UK Leisure Framework, which is managed by Denbighshire Leisure, and are expected to reopen to the public in the autumn of 2023.

Once complete, recommissioned facilities will provide residents with a 25m, six-lane main pool, a dedicated teaching pool offering a full swimming education programme plus a new splash pool designed to inspire water confidence and deliver engaging sensory experiences for toddlers. The changing facilities will also be updated and redesigned to improve the overall visitor experience.

Commissioning and conducting works through Alliance Leisure and the UK Leisure Framework has been a good decision. Using the UK Leisure Framework ensures we have access to the best expertise and price at all levels of the supply chain and having Alliance leisure act as a single point of contact has made communications and delivery super simple. So far, all works are on time and on budget.

Jane Sellwood

CEO, Wellbeing Merthyr

Works began in November 2022 and in addition to re-commissioning the pools, the council is investing in decarbonisation measures which include replacing gas fuelled boilers with more efficient air source heat pumps. This is predicted to cut cardon emissions by 61 per cent, creating a more sustainable future for the centre.

The leisure centre will remain open while works take place so people can continue to benefit from other facilities at the centre, including the sports hall, fitness suite and exercise studios.

These works will not only give the people of Merthyr Tydfil access to a local pool for the first time in four years, but will also help the council to meet its carbon reduction ambitions to benefit the community both now and in the future. Learning to swim is a vital life skill which improves peoples mental health and wellbeing. Our residents have been without this swimming facility for too long. We are very pleased to be able to address these issues to bring these important community assets back into public use.

Gillian Dunster

Business Development Manager, Alliance Leisure

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Works commence at Warsop Health Hub

Works have now commenced on the development of the new Warsop Health Hub.

Investment from Sport England, the DLUHC and the Government’s Towns Fund have made this project possible, and it is one of six projects funded from the £12.3m awarded to Mansfield District Council in 2021 from the Towns Fund allocation. The project is due to be completed in June 2024, and was procured through the UK Leisure Framework (managed by Denbighshire Leisure).

This development will see the installation of a new swimming pool, splash play area, changing village, multi-purpose hall, cafe viewing and IT area and community space. A short distance from the main site will also see the development of a new multi-use games area which is due to open early 2024.

Back in 2019, Sport England jointly funded the Living Well in Warsop Study alongside the Council, with reviewed the area’s leisure and community provisions. The study produced a list of suggestions and ideas that would lead to the right mix of activities, services and facilities to meet the needs of the community.

Sport England’s Uniting the Movement strategy aims to provide opportunities for all people to access sport and physical activity, regardless of their backgrounds, bank balance or postcodes and we know that having accessible and available facilities is essential in achieving this.
We are pleased to see work starting on the Warsop Health Hub, which is one of the first facilities to use our new Leisure Local concept. The opportunities to take part in sport and physical activity that will be made possible by this development are exciting to see and will benefit the local community for years to come, helping people lead healthy and happy lives.

Lisa Dodd-Mayne

Executive Director, Place at Sport England

We’re very proud to have been chosen as operators for this exciting new community-focused health hub, which looks certain to be warmly welcomed by local residents when it opens in June next year. We look forward to playing our part in improving the health and wellbeing of the people of this parish

Brian Taylor

Chair, More Leisure Community Trust

Alliance Leisure grows senior leadership team with John Leaver Board promotion

Marketing specialist John Leaver has been promoted to Alliance Leisure’s Development Board as the company strengthens its leadership to deliver in excess of £500m of leisure projects across the UK.

Promoted from Head of Marketing, Leaver’s new role as Marketing & Framework Director will see him work alongside fellow directors Sarah Watts, Paul Cluett, Tom Fairey, James Foley and Paul Woodford to position the business as the UK’s leading leisure development partner. Leaver’s new position leads to a change in title for Paul Woodford who assumes the role of Strategic Engagement Director.

Leaver joined the business in 2006 as an account manager following a successful career in both public and private leisure. As Head of Alliance Digital, Leaver spearheaded the digital transformation of the company and in 2018, he and Strategic Engagement Director Paul Woodford established TA6, Alliance Leisure’s results-driven, marketing and training brand providing sales, marketing and retention services to leisure operators. The TA6 brand has gone from strength to strength and now primarily supports Alliance Leisure projects through a range of services including feasibility, branding, customer engagement, launch campaigns, impact sales and people development.

Succession planning is critical as Alliance Leisure continues to evolve. John’s expertise and 17 years of service will be a valuable addition to the board as we take the business forward to ensure strong continued growth. The timing is absolutely right for this appointment; John brings a different set of skills and management style to the board that will strengthen the organisation at all levels.

Sarah Watts, CEO, Alliance Leisure

In his new role, Leaver will drive the marketing strategy to ensure the continued growth of Alliance, which has delivered 220 developments to date representing more than £300m of investment in local authority leisure facilities.

Maximising on the success of the UK Leisure Framework (UKLF) is core to Leaver’s new role. Working with Denbighshire Leisure Ltd (DLL), the UKLF has the potential to deliver up to £2bn of leisure projects across the UK.

Having worked for Alliance for 17 years, I sometimes feel like a stick of Blackpool rock - if you cut me in half you’d see Alliance running through me. Our services have evolved over the years, but the core of Alliance remains the same – to deliver innovative buildings and environments that promote physical activity, are relevant to the audiences they serve and ultimately deliver maximum benefits to partners, clients and the public.

John Leaver

Marketing & Framework Director

In 2022, Leaver implemented Alliance Leisure’s new wellbeing strategy, which will further align the company’s vision and values with its wellbeing agenda to promote the health and wellbeing of the team, which has grown five-fold in the last five years. Initiatives so far have included a new employment assistance programme to support colleagues with their mental health alongside move challenges to encourage physical activity.

“Workplace wellbeing is more than just fitness trackers and health apps. We will continue to prioritise the team’s mental and physical wellbeing through shared employee values, good communication, clarity of roles and responsibilities, and an honesty and open approach to how we do business.”

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Join us at Elevate

Are you heading to Elevate this year? Our theme for this year’s event is ‘Partnerships’ 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.

Future Studios Preview Event

When: Tuesday 13^th June 4.30pm-7pm

Where: Queen Mother Sports Centre, Victoria, London, SW1V 1EL

Partners: Future Studios

As featured in the press recently Future Studios is giving you the chance to come and take a look at the latest in studio innovation, introducing immersive 360^o projection-mapped environments. Future Studios provides operators the chance to bring your walls to life with amazing animated worlds from abstract landscapes to futuristic cities. Transform your studios instantly from a themed birthday party room into a relaxing calm yoga retreat.

Drinks and light refreshments will be available throughout the event so come and join us for a drink and nibbles, and see the latest in studio innovation!

Say Hello 👋🏼 in the Networking Lounge

When: Wednesday 14^th June 10am-5pm

Where: Elevate, ExCel London

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.

Panel Debate | Investing in the Future

What’s the next step for public sector leisure?

When: Wednesday 14^th June 2.30pm

Where: Elevate, ExCel London, Thought Leaders Conference

Partners: CIMSPA, Sport England, ukactive, Strategic Leisure

Against a backdrop of challenges facing Public Sector Leisure, how can the sector and all within, champion and drive forward the agenda for transformation? Our expert panel will discuss the opportunities for continued investment in public sector facilities, looking back on what was happening before the pandemic, how operators have delivered construction projects during the last 2 years, and what is in store for the future.

Panel Debate | Health and fitness is NOT fit for purpose

When: Wednesday 14^th June 1.50pm

Where: Elevate, ExCel London, The Business of Physical Activity Theatre

Partners: Innerva, Serco, Saheli Hub, Wave Leisure

It’s time to re-think. Health & Fitness as we know it is not working… or at least not for the vast majority of the population, with 85% not darkening the doors of our facilities. We’ve got to stop, pause and reflect and start to really think how we can adapt what we are used to doing, moving out of our comfort zone (the 15%) and really focus on making a difference where it matters most.

We’re joining a panel of experts to discuss how we change our thinking and open our doors to the 85%. Time to survive or thrive?

Cocktails, Laughs and Dreams

When: Wednesday 14^th June 7pm-late

Where: Pergola on the Wharf, Crossrail Place, Canary Wharf

Join us for a drink or three as we host a relaxed social event in Canary Wharf. No ticket required but please get in touch with one of the team if you plan on joining us.

Free (extra strong) Coffee in the Networking Lounge

When: Thursday 15^th June 10am-5pm

Where: Elevate, ExCel London

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.

Ceredigion Council Projects Achieve Completion

Three separate projects for Ceredigion Council have now all reached completion. All of these projects were completed in partnership with Surfacing Standards Limited and South Wales Sports Grounds, and were procured through the UK Leisure Framework (managed by Denbighshire Leisure).

The projects focused on updating the existing facilities across the three sites, bringing them up to a new high standard and providing first-class venues for the local community.

At Synod Inn, an investment of £138k resulted in the upgrade of 5-a-side and hockey pitches, which were significantly worn after over ten years of use. The pitches were replaced with new 3G pitches, providing greatly improved surface quality and durability against not just wear-and-tear, but also the weather.

The weather provided challenges at the beginning of this project, which commenced in January of this year. The team had to work through snow, high winds, mist and fog, as well as high winds in order to get the project underway. Despite this, the project was delivered ahead of schedule and to the highest standards.

The next development took place at Cardigan Leisure Centre, following a £419k investment to improve the existing pitches. Similarly to the pitches at Synod Inn, the pitches had reached the end of their lifespan, which lead to them no longer being suitable for use in bad weather. As well as updating the pitch surface, the pitch lighting was also replaced with more efficient heads.

These improvements have already demonstrated their value, due to the new pitch at Cardigan Leisure Centre being the only pitch remaining open during a day of significant pitch flooding across the county.

A further £305k investment was made to improve the pitch facilities at Lampater Leisure Centre. The project so far saw the installation of a new 2G hockey pitch, as well as replacing the existing halogen floodlights with new LED spotlights.

The upgrade of our Artificial Turf Pitches was the first time the authority used the UK Leisure Framework, and the knowledge and expertise that Alliance Leisure provided was invaluable. Having a nominated point of contact in Will Gardner meant that any queries were dealt with promptly and there were no surprises during the project delivery. The opportunity to access Alliance Leisure’s experience on their extensive project portfolio has also proved invaluable as we consider ways to improve our facility provision in the county, and we’ll certainly be looking to use the UK Leisure Framework again when the opportunity arises.

Carwyn Young

Corporate Manager: Wellbeing Centres Service; Ceredigion County Council

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New Immersive Spin Studio launches at Grangemouth Sports Complex

After the introduction of Scotland’s first Immersive spin studio at the Mariner Centre in January 2020, we are delighted to announce the opening of a second studio at Grangemouth Sports Complex.

Following practical completion of this project (procured through the UK Leisure Framework which is managed by Denbighshire Leisure), the new cycle studio has now opened its doors to the public. The space will utilise the latest virtual reality technology and programming to take riders of all abilities on a full immersive sensory adventure that will elevate the indoor cycling experience to a whole new level.

The new studio will be larger than the studio at the Mariner Centre, and contains double the number of bikes to accommodate more riders. The bikes will be the latest iteration of the world renowned M3i Keiser bikes offering participants access to one of the most technologically advanced static bikes on the market. In this cinema-scale experience, the 3.1m tall screen will showcase digitally created worlds, which customers can cycle through, taking their 40-minute multi-peak cycling workout to a different level and burning some serious calories!

In addition to instructor-led classes, virtual classes are also being launched. This gives the client the ability to offer safe, effective and highly motivating classes throughout the day – even during times that are traditionally quiet, such as the afternoons. Individuals will simply hop on a bike and be taken through a full workout by a digital coach viewed on a large screen. Click here for more information about Les Mill immersive fitness.

Alliance Leisure successfully delivered our new immersive cycle studio to the highest possible standard and the project was completed on time and within budget.

In approaching this major investment at Grangemouth Sports Complex, we once again used the UK Leisure Framework. The UK Leisure Framework has a proven track record in designing and creating innovative builds across the UK, which we experienced first-hand in the successful delivery of our first immersive cycle studio at the Mariner Leisure Centre in 2020.

We are grateful to have chosen to work with Alliance Leisure on this building project and would welcome the opportunity to work with them again in future.

Susie Crawford

Business Development Manager, Falkirk Council

This cycle studio will bring a whole new exercise experience to the local community. As technology and digitalisation continues to evolve, working with partners such as Hutchison Technologies and Les Mills we can create truly engaging fitness experiences that keep people returning time and time again

Jonny Curley

Senior Business Development Manager, Alliance Leisure

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Harrogate Leisure Centre reopens following multi-million pound investment

Councillor Simon Myers

James Foley

Northcroft Lido reopens following £5.7million redevelopment

Greg Walker

Jamie Groves

Kevin Burns

Martin Davies

Janine Lewis

Four examples of how leisure operators transformed their facilities

Salt Ayre Leisure Centre

King George’s Playing Fields

White Oak Leisure Centre

Monmouth Leisure Centre

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Alliance Leisure completes redevelopment of Abbey Leisure Centre

Sean Nolan

Craig Savage

Thanks to a £6 million investment, secured by Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council, works are underway to reintroduce swimming facilities to the residents of Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, after structural damaged closed the pool in 2019.

Jane Sellwood

Gillian Dunster

Works commence at Warsop Health Hub

Lisa Dodd-Mayne

Brian Taylor

Alliance Leisure grows senior leadership team with John Leaver Board promotion

Sarah Watts, CEO, Alliance Leisure

John Leaver

Future Studios Preview Event

Say Hello 👋🏼 in the Networking Lounge

Panel Debate | Investing in the Future

What’s the next step for public sector leisure?

Panel Debate | Health and fitness is NOT fit for purpose

Cocktails, Laughs and Dreams

Free (extra strong) Coffee in the Networking Lounge

Three separate projects for Ceredigion Council have now all reached completion. All of these projects were completed in partnership with Surfacing Standards Limited and South Wales Sports Grounds, and were procured through the UK Leisure Framework (managed by Denbighshire Leisure).

Carwyn Young

After the introduction of Scotland’s first Immersive spin studio at the Mariner Centre in January 2020, we are delighted to announce the opening of a second studio at Grangemouth Sports Complex.

Susie Crawford

Jonny Curley

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