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30/09/2016

O'Brien Continues Work On £2m Leisure Centre Refurb

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O'Brien Construction is making progress on a £2 million leisure centre refurbishment in the Highlands.

The contractor is underway with work to build new facilities and refurbish existing ones at Thurso Leisure Centre.

Features will include a new gym/fitness suite, a new dance studio, a new steam room, a sauna, new changing village and replacement of the roof.

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In addition, a full redecoration is underway include a new reception area, reconfigured storage areas, and improving the existing gym and swimming pool.

At a recent project meeting, O'Brien informed the council that its proposed handover date will be extended by four weeks as a result of additional improvement works being undertaken in the pool hall.

The project is now scheduled to be completed by 23 December.

A council spokesperson said: "The project team are confident that customers will be very pleased with the improvements that have been made to the leisure facilities in Thurso when it re-opens to the public in mid-January."

(LM)

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