Exciting Summer Opening for State-of-the-Art Swimming Pools in Berkshire
Residents of a Berkshire town have something to look forward to this summer as the opening date for two new swimming pools has been announced. The pools at Rivermead Leisure Centre in Reading are set to open on 17 June, just in time for the summer break. These new facilities include an 82ft (25m) pool, a teaching and diving pool, and a splashpad area for children. The pools, which took 12 days to fill with approximately 1,700,000 litres (374,000 gallons) of water, are part of Reading Borough Council’s £40m investment in leisure facilities in the town. Adele Barnett-Ward, the council’s lead for leisure and culture, expressed her excitement for the new pools, emphasizing the modern and improved facilities that will be available for residents to enjoy. The main eight-lane pool features a partially-movable floor, making it versatile for various activities, while the second pool is equipped with a dive tower and springboard. In addition to the pools, the centre will also offer accessible changing facilities and spectator seating areas. The leisure centre, operated by Greenwich Leisure Ltd (GLL) under the brand name Better, is set to provide a welcoming environment for the community to engage in swimming activities and stay active.
New Swimming Pools Opening at Rivermead Leisure Centre in Reading
Excitement is building in Reading as the opening date for the new swimming pools at Rivermead Leisure Centre approaches. Set to open on 17 June, the pools will offer state-of-the-art facilities for residents to enjoy during the summer months. The investment by Reading Borough Council in these pools signifies a commitment to providing modern and accessible leisure opportunities for the community. With features such as an 82ft (25m) pool, teaching and diving pool, and a splashpad area for children, the centre aims to cater to a wide range of swimmers. The versatility of the main pool, with its partially-movable floor, allows for various activities, including rehabilitation exercises and water aerobics. The second pool, designed for teaching, includes a dive tower and springboard to enhance the swimming experience. Operated by Greenwich Leisure Ltd (GLL), the leisure centre is dedicated to promoting health and wellness through swimming activities. As the opening date draws near, anticipation is high for the residents of Reading to experience the new and improved swimming facilities at Rivermead Leisure Centre.
Reading Residents Anticipate Opening of New Swimming Pools at Rivermead Leisure Centre
The countdown is on for the grand opening of the new swimming pools at Rivermead Leisure Centre in Reading. Scheduled to open on 17 June, the pools will offer a refreshing and modern space for residents to enjoy this summer. The investment by Reading Borough Council in these pools reflects a commitment to enhancing leisure facilities in the town and providing accessible swimming opportunities for all. With features such as an 82ft (25m) pool, teaching and diving pool, and a splashpad area for children, the centre is designed to cater to the diverse needs of swimmers in the community. Adele Barnett-Ward, the council’s lead for leisure and culture, shared her excitement for the opening of the new pools, highlighting the innovative design and functionality of the facilities. The main pool’s partially-movable floor allows for a range of activities, while the second pool offers additional amenities such as a dive tower and springboard. As the opening date approaches, residents of Reading are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to experience the new swimming pools and engage in aquatic activities at Rivermead Leisure Centre.