After months of anticipation and major investment, the swimming pool at Wellington Civic and Leisure Centre has reopened marking a significant milestone for the Borough. The refurbishment, part of Telford & Wrekin Council’s wider leisure investment programme, has transformed the facility into a modern, energy-efficient space ready to welcome swimmers of all ages and abilities. in active communities Investing
What’s new at Wellington? Improvements include upgraded changing areas, new lockers and cubicles, a refurbished poolside, better insulation and a new hot water system. The project also supports the Council’s commitment to becoming carbon neutral by 2030, with energy-saving features such as an air source heat pump and improved ventilation. Investing in active lifestyles This investment is part of a broader programme that has also seen Oakengates Leisure Centre and Newport Fitness and Swimming Centre upgraded with brand new equipment and facilities over the past three years. To support healthy lifestyles, free swimming is available for under 25s, alongside free lessons for children under 10 and discounted sessions for over 50s and concessions.
“This investment isn’t just about bricks and mortar, it’s about creating a better experience for our residents and ensuring future generations can enjoy these facilities.”
Leisure facilities across the Borough Wellington Civic and Leisure Centre is open seven days a week and is one of several sports facilities across Oakengates, Newport, Dawley, Madeley and Horsehay including fitness centres, Telford Ice Rink, Snowboard and Ski Centre, Town Park and the Tennis Centre.
Councillor Angela McClements Telford & Wrekin Council Cabinet Member for Leisure, Tourism, Culture and the Arts
For more details, visit Visit www.telfordandwrekinleisure.co.uk
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