The Halton Leisure Centre, a new building with distinctive and exceptional design quality, officially opened its doors. The Mayor and Mayoress, Kevan and Andrea Wainwright, cut the ribbon to open the centre on Monday, 10th February. This state-of-the-art facility is located at Moor Lane, replacing the Kingsway Leisure Centre. Reflecting Halton’s key policy drivers, the centre is accessible, inclusive, and welcoming to all, providing outstanding facilities that enhance the lives of local residents.
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The Halton Leisure Centre was designed with a focus on accessibility, inclusivity, and sustainability. The dementia-friendly centre supports sport, health, and well-being, enabling inactive residents to become active and helping everyone fulfill their potential by participating in physical activities. The centre aims to help residents live happier and healthier lives.
Facilities and Features
- Swimming Pools: The complex includes a 25m x 6-lane swimming pool and a learner pool, catering to swimmers of all ages and abilities.
- Gym: A 100-station gym equipped with modern fitness technology to cater to various fitness needs.
- Sports Hall: A four-court sports hall for a variety of indoor sports and activities.
- Fitness Studios: Dedicated spinning and exercise studios for group fitness classes.
- Squash Court: A high-quality squash court for enthusiasts.
- Complementary Facilities: Steam room, sauna, health consultation rooms, and a café/social space for relaxation and community engagement.
- Soft Play Area: A designated area for children to play safely.
- Community Rooms: Spaces for community events and activities.
- Accessibility: Ample changing rooms and toilets, including a changing places facility for those with physical and learning disabilities.
- Sustainability: Environmentally friendly design with lower carbon emissions and reduced energy costs. Outside, the centre offers 150 car parking spaces, electric car charging bays, and bike racks.
The Halton Leisure Centre has been designed to be accessible, inclusive, and welcoming to all, ensuring that no section of the town’s population is excluded. The dementia-friendly centre supports sport, health, and well-being, enabling inactive residents to become active and helping everyone fulfill their potential by participating in physical activities. The facility provides outstanding amenities that cater to a wide range of needs and interests.
For more information on memberships, opening hours, and swimming timetables, visit https://activehalton.co.uk/
