Development of a £23.5million leisure centre in Clydebank, Scotland is set to be completed early in 2017 and open to the public in March.

Construction of the four-storey centre, which sits on the banks of the River Clyde, started 18 months ago in June 2015.

Once opened, the leisure facility will have a 25m six-lane swimming pool; teaching pool; leisure pool with waves and flume; changing facilities; a café; multi-purpose sports hall with badminton, netball, basketball, hockey and five-a-side football courts and retractable seating, fitness suite, and dance studio.

West Dunbartonshire Council predicts that around 500,000 people will visit the leisure centre in the first year.

The leisure facility is a focal point for the regeneration of the Scottish town’s historic Queen's Quay.

The building, which was designed by architects Kennedy Fitzgerald and being built by contractors BAM Construction, will be operated on behalf of the council by West Dunbartonshire Leisure Trust.