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Selby leisure centre reopens after multimillion pound redevelopment
A new leisure centre has opened in Selby following a multimillion pound refurbishment, replacing the old one destroyed by fire three years ago
According to the BBC, the £7m facility includes two swimming pools, a gym, sauna and steam room and a synthetic outdoor sports pitch.
It is on the site of the former Abbey Leisure Centre, on Scott Road, which was destroyed after a fire started in the sauna on 28 February 2012.
Deputy leader of Selby District Council Gillian Ivey said: “The new leisure centre is a fantastic addition to Selby and residents should be really proud to have such a first rate facility on their doorstep.
“I look forward to welcoming Rebecca Adlington to Selby for this special event in our district.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ellen Forster .
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