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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.”
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