Teesside leisure centre set for revamp
Work has started on a major redevelopment scheme at the Neptune Centre in Berwick Hills, Middlesbrough, in a bid encourage more local residents to become physically active.
A new disabled changing facility and automatic pre-swim showers will be provided as part of the 11-week revamp, which also includes the revamp of toilets, improvements to shower facilities and a redecorated health suite. Although the Neptune Centre will stay open while work is carried out, there will be fewer toilets and showers available for use in the changing areas and the health suite will be closed.
Barry Coppinger, Middlesbrough Council executive member for community protection, said: "This upgrade will improve the experience for current users and hopefully encourage more people from the local community to participate in physical activity."
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