Contact Details East Street Ilkeston Derbyshire DE7 5HW

Friends of Albion Centre

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Location Albion Leisure Centre is situation on East Street in the heart of Ilkeston town centre, with easy access from M1 Junction 26 via the A610 Ripley. The are 14 car parking spaces (including a number of disabled spaces) at the Centre, with 26 pay and display spaces directly opposite the Centre and a further 490 pay and display spaces within a few minutes walking distance. .

Email of Support from Councillor Phillip Rose Hi Helen, I received a letter stating your position in regard to the assumption of a lease and the rejuvenating of the Albion Leisure Centre. Read more...

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Information The Friends  of Albion Leisure Centre are ordinary members of the public who came together after Conservative-controlled Erewash Borough Council voted to close this much-loved Ilkeston centre  in February 2008 after a Council Executive meeting  where this item took less than 4 minutes to rubber stamp. Read more...

'Community centre' move is welcomed Published Date: 20 March 2008 in Ilkeston Advertiser By Staff Copy Link to original article Calls for Albion Leisure Centre to become a real community centre were applauded last week. The suggestion by local user Richard Hallsworth was well received by the 70-strong crowd that attended a public meeting, Read more... Update on the closure of Albion Leisure Centre Following the decision by the Council earlier this year to close the Albion Leisure Centre, action is now being taken to relocate service users and to redeploy the staff to other leisure centres and council services. Two employees have already been matched into vacant positions and another round of recruitment will begin at the end of April. The Rutland Sports Park tennis centre is now being re-surfaced to allow multi-sport use. When this work is completed at the end of May, service users from the Albion Leisure Centre will start to be transferred over. It is expected that nearly all of the centre's users will be relocated by the end of August, with the facility closing for good as planned on or before 1st December 2008. We've put together a document of Frequently Asked Questions, which should answer most of your queries. West Park Leisure Centre Spring/Summer 2009 activity guide  (4.5mb) Sandiacre Friesland Sports Centre Spring/Summer 2009 activity guide  (3.8mb) Rutland Sports Park Spring/Summer 2009 activity guide  (5mb) Victoria Park Leisure Centre Spring Summer 2009 activity guide  (5mb) Also  Leisure centres Rutland Sports Park Victoria Park Leisure Centre West Park Leisure Centre Sandiacre Friesland Sports Centre Swim 4 Life Leisure Card Health and leisure membership Learn to swim

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