£1m Upgrade for Grangemouth and Camelon Leisure Centres
Falkirk Council announces £1 million investment to refurbish pool and changing facilities at Grangemouth Sports Complex and Mariner Centre.
By Kirsty Lennox
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Falkirk Council has announced a £1 million programme to upgrade facilities at Grangemouth Sports Complex and the Mariner Centre in Camelon, with work set to begin in the New Year.
The first phase of the refurbishment will commence at Grangemouth Sports Complex in January, with an estimated duration of 8 weeks. During this period, the swimming pool and changing village, including the sauna area, will be temporarily closed. Planned improvements include a full refurbishment of the changing village, sauna changing area, and toilets, essential maintenance works beneath the swimming pool, refurbishment of foyer toilets, and an upgrade to the fitness studio.
Falkirk Council will collaborate with customers, swimming clubs, and lesson participants to minimise disruption. Alternative swimming access will be available through the community swimming programme at local high schools and the Mariner Centre. Further details regarding swimming lessons, club arrangements, and other options will be provided as plans are finalised.
Following the completion of the Grangemouth project, similar works are scheduled for the Mariner Centre between March and April. These will include the refurbishment of changing village lockers, cubicles, and toilets, alongside the installation of new water features within the pool.
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"This £1 million investment will improve facilities at two important leisure centres used by communities across the Falkirk area and extend their working lives."
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"We know temporary pool closures will cause disruption for customers, swimming lesson participants, clubs and organisations, and we thank everyone for their patience while the work is carried out."
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"These improvements will create better, more modern facilities and help ensure both Grangemouth Sports Complex and the Mariner Centre continue to serve local communities in the years ahead."
Customers will be kept informed throughout the project, with updates on start dates, closure periods, reopening dates, and alternative arrangements to be shared via the Council's website and social media channels.
Based on information from the official source: Falkirk Council (04/11/2026)