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Suffolk Coastal District Council Leisure Redevelopment Programme Presentation by the Leisure Team July 2018 Specific Action for Suffolk Coastal: Enhance and re-develop modern Leisure Centre and Sports Hub facilities in the District.


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July 2018 Presentation by the Leisure Team

Suffolk Coastal District Council Leisure Redevelopment Programme

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July 2018 Presentation by the Leisure Team

Specific Action for Suffolk Coastal:

  • Enhance and re-develop modern Leisure Centre and Sports

Hub facilities in the District. Current activity

  • Working with Sport England to achieve high quality, fit for

purpose leisure centres

  • Circa £27 million programme lasting until 2022
  • To date £500,000 of external funding
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July 2018 Presentation by the Leisure Team

Deben Leisure Centre

Opened June 2018

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Leiston Leisure Centre

Commences 1 September 2018

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Felixstowe Leisure Redevelopment

Places Leisure have put £250,000 in recently to extend the life of the building.

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Brackenbury Leisure Centre

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Felixstowe – actions to date:

Appointed The Sports Consultancy, a leading independent company in undertaking feasibility studies and options appraisals for new leisure

  • facilities. Their remit included:
  • To look at feasibility and options for Felixstowe,

including location

  • Reviewed Sports Facility strategy
  • Consulted with a range of local bodies, National

Governing Bodies, Sport England and local partners

  • Consultation with community on ‘what is important to

them in their leisure provision’ Feb 19 to 30 April

  • Ongoing information gathering
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July 2018 Presentation by the Leisure Team

Leisure Destination Existing (Felixstowe and Brackenbury together)

25m, 8 lane swimming pool 25m, 6 lane swimming pool Learner pool - Adjustable depth Leisure pool Multiple flumes One flume Leisure water 6-court sports hall 5 court sports hall 85-station health & fitness gym Station gym 2 dance studios + 1 spin studio Dance studio/activity hall Thermal suite (sauna and steam) Thermal suite Café (50 people) Café Clip and Climb 3G pitch. Tarmac floodlit pitch Car parking (250) Pay and display parking and 60 spaces at Brackenbury

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Indicative Leisure Destination

Site size 20,000 sq. metres

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Site Options Considered

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Membership Catchment Area

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Existing Area (FLC) Northern Felixstowe Area

Tourism draw even greater…..

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Consultation Presentations

The Leisure Team attended and presented at several events between Feb and April including the following groups and organisations:

  • Felixstowe Town Council
  • Level Two Youth
  • Felixstowe Society
  • Felixstowe Sports Council
  • Felixstowe Business Breakfast
  • Felixstowe Chamber of Commerce
  • Visit Felixstowe Season Launch
  • Felixstowe Youth Forum
  • Felixstowe Rotary.
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Headline outcomes from the survey:

  • 65% of respondents don’t use sports facilities outside of Felixstowe.
  • The 5 most popular activities were in order:
  • Leisure swimming
  • Swimming to keep fit
  • Gym/health and fitness activities
  • Exercise classes
  • Racket sports
  • 68% of respondents travel to the leisure centre by car.
  • 48% of respondents would be prepared to travel 5 to 10 minutes to a new

leisure centre.

  • 51% of respondents prioritised the proximity of facilities to a free car park

with 51% ranking this as the most important. It was not so important for leisure facilities to be located near a school.

  • Many respondents felt the current facilities were inadequate, noting the

changing as a particular concern.

  • Concerns that Felixstowe will be without a facility if existing sites are used.
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Examples of new leisure facilities

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Precedent Images