DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE
APRIL 2011
WORK TO START ON £17M LEISURE COMPLEX IN WORTHING Work on a new £17m swimming pool and leisure complex in Worthing, West Sussex, is due to start in April 2011. The proposed beachside complex, to replace the town’s
Aquarena venue, will include a health and fitness centre, a six-lane, 25m competition pool, a combined learner and diving pool with 1m (3.3ft) and 3m (9.8ft) diving boards, and an indoor leisure pool with flume and outdoor waters. A café and flexible studio space for activities and events
are also planned as part of the scheme. A spokesperson for Worthing Borough Council says:
“The design aims to maximise the potential of the site, with ‘ribbons’ of the building flowing from north to south to emphasise the connection between land and sea.” The project has a scheduled completion date of
February 2013.
APRIL 2011 RUTLAND’S NEW COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE The new £25m Catmose College, in Oakham, Rutland, will open on 1 April 2011. The college includes a new public sports centre, Catmose Sports. Facilities at the centre include an eight-court sports
hall, a 60-station health and fitness suite, two dance studios, a full-size floodlit all-weather pitch, and a multi- use games area to complement the 20m indoor pool, sports hall and outdoor grass pitches. Constructed under the government’s Building Schools
For the Future scheme, the campus incorporates the new secondary college – Catmose College, which replaces the existing Vale of Catmose College – as well as a community centre that will provide a range of fully-inclusive facilities including a Learning Disability Resources Centre, a children’s centre, an adult learning centre and an information advice and guidance facility, incorporating a café. Construction of the sports centre began in April 2009. It will be managed by Stevenage Leisure.
Worthing: Design features ‘ribbons’ of connected buildings MAY 2011
NEW £23M LONDON COMPLEX TO OPEN The £23m Becontree Heath Leisure Centre in Dagenham, east London, is planned to open in May. The new complex will include a 100-station fitness suite
and two studios with dedicated changing facilities. It will feature a 10-lane, 25m swimming pool and learner pool, a four-court sports hall, a 250-seat spectator area and a community/martial arts room. There will also be a youth space, treatment and referral rooms, a café, soft play facility, community/martial arts room and management offices. The new centre will replace Wood Lane Sports Centre
and Dagenham Pool – both of which are to remain operational until Becontree Heath opens. Building the project is London-based contractor
Leadbitter Group. Its commitment to the people of Dagenham has led to the development of a comprehensive community liaison programme, which involves the provision of training for local apprentices and engagement with local schools and resident groups. Colin Chiles, construction director of Leadbitter’s central
construction division, says: “Excellent progress is being made on the new leisure centre, with key milestones reached. With the considerable skills and expertise Leadbitter brings to this stunning project, we look forward to delivering a new facility that everyone in the borough can be proud of – and one that will become a major attraction in the area.”
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