Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey Council is investing £3.6m to upgrade leisure centres and equipment, addressing a backlog of repairs after bringing sites in-house last year.
Here is what has been done and accomplished over the past 12 months at the four sites, as this week marks the one-year anniversary since this service was brought back in-house.
To assist save energy and make the property more sustainable, covers have been put on the well-liked Lido at Park Road.
Together with the brand, new circulation pumps, and pipework, these Lido covers will lower the Lido’s overall operating carbon emissions, increase its dependability, and save over £35,000 in operating costs.
The soft play area for our youngest residents in Haringey has been updated, and the teaching pool has also undergone a comprehensive renovation and refurbishment, including repairs to address a significant leak.
The sauna, soft play area, and wellness suite at Tottenham Green have all undergone renovations and repairs.
Additionally, they have redecorated the floors and ceilings throughout the sites, fixed lockers and taps, and fixed the lighting and showers. Over 160 repairs have been completed to the four locations in the last 12 months alone.
According to the feedback they have received, residents have observed a noticeable improvement in the facilities’ quality and cleanliness.
What specific upgrades were made at Park Road Lido?
Replacement of old pool pumps and piping that were nearing the end of their service life. Fitting new pool covers which aim to reduce running costs annually by in excess of £35,000 and lower carbon usage.
Repair to some areas of the paving flags and the red surround on the Lido. Refurbishment of the showers, with one bank repaired on a pre planned 10-day closure and the other shortly thereafter.
Pre work and then final fitting of the pool covers, staff trained and tested. A deep clean of the facility as part of overall improvements.
