How long is carnival pool wokingham

In addition to rationalizing the internal layouts and introducing first floors into some areas that were previously shown as double height spaces, the updated designs also include new air source heat pumps and additional roof-mounted solar panels alongside other changes to improve performance and reduce carbon emissions. Although the footprint of the complex will reduce slightly from what was previously approved, the energy efficiency of the building will be significantly improved, without compromising the leisure centre facilities.

The footprint of the library remains the same. We are now turning plans on paper into a spectacular facility for the final part of the Wokingham town centre regeneration scheme. The complex will offer fantastic facilities and is a result of many years of consultation with residents and businesses around the types of leisure and community amenities they would like to see locally. Got a question? Get in touch to find out more.

Get directions. Call us: Leave feedback. View current vacancies. The revised plans can be viewed on the Council website at www. Carnival Phase 1 and Phase 2 As part of the Wokingham town centre regeneration project, we're looking to improve residents' health and wellbeing by providing high quality facilities and public spaces in the town centre.

View of new facility from Elms Field across Wellington Road Informing the early plans Wokingham Borough Council ran a public consultation for four weeks in February to find out from residents how they would like to see the area developed.

Hybrid Planning Application Phases 1 and 2 The council submitted a hybrid planning application for the Carnival Pool leisure redevelopment in April The application was granted consent by planning committee on Wednesday July 22 Building a new car park In spring Balfour Beatty were appointed to carry out the work on the Council's behalf through the Scape Procure Framework In order to build the new facility, the existing Carnival Pool car park was closed on June 6 and remained shut until June 15 when the new Carnival multi-storey car park was opened.

Phase 2 Design and Engagement View of facility from Carnival Roundabout Since securing outline planning consent for Phase 2 of the Carnival project, the council has continued to look at proposals for the remainder of the site which is expected to include improved leisure facilities, a possible new location for Wokingham Library, commercial space, new homes and new public space.

The proposals were approved at Planning Committee on Wednesday 8 November Phase 2 review Since gaining consent for Carnival Phase 2 the council has been working closely with Places Leisure and the Library Service to look at how they could incorporate the great ideas and feedback which came from local people during the planning process. The new Leisure Centre and Library are expected to open in You can read more in our frequently asked questions document about the Carnival Pool fitness centre PDF ,.

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