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March George Campbell swimming pool re-opens after major refurbishment

PUBLISHED: 17:27 06 January 2015 | UPDATED: 17:27 06 January 2015

George Campbell Leisure Centre. March. Picture: Steve Williams.

George Campbell Leisure Centre. March. Picture: Steve Williams.

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The New Vision Fitness George Campbell Centre’s swimming pool has re-opened following a three month refurbishment.

A new pool lining and roof insulation have been installed as part of a £850,000 revamp of the centre, which is due to be finished in April.

A George Campbell spokesman said: “Contractors have made great progress with the steel frames for the new gym and the new wet side changing village.”

For more information and opening times, go to http://www.newvisionfitness.co.uk

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