Temporary Closure of Some Facilities at East Riding Leisure Bridlington

Friday, 12 November 2021 09:57

By Matthew Pells

Major improvement works will be taking place in December.

East Riding Leisure Bridlington have announced that, from Monday, 29 November until Monday, 20 December 2021, the pool and Health Suite will be closed for essential maintenance.

Works will include upgrades to the pool ventilation system, new flooring in the sports hall and class studio, and improvements to the pool changing room.

Due to works taking place in the exercise studio, reduced classes will take place in the spin studio for one week (from 6 December) and spin bikes will be relocated temporarily in the Sewerby room during this time.

The sports hall will be unavailable until 20 December during the works.

The Tone Zone Gym will remain open as normal throughout.

Adam Mainprize, general manager, East Riding Leisure Bridlington, said:

“We apologise to our members and customers for the inconvenience caused by these essential works as we strive to continually improve the facilities we offer, and we will continue to update on the progress of these works on our social media and website. We have timed the works for one of the quieter periods of the year.

“I would like to thank our customers and members in advance for their patience and cooperation during these works.”.

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