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Price of Woodley leisure centre membership could rise

James Aldridge, local democracy reporter by James Aldridge, local democracy reporter
Monday, November 17, 2025 4:46 am
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The price of leisure centre membership in Woodley could soon be increased.

Woodford Leisure Centre features a gym, a five-court sports hall, a 3G sports pitch, an outdoor tennis court, and an outdoor paddling pool.

The leisure centre is run by Woodley Town Council, which owns and manages community facilities.

Memberships could increase by £1 per month, and would therefore cost £25.99 per month for Woodley residents and £27.99 per month for non-residents.

This amounts to an increase of £12 per year.

The change has been justified as the council has recently acquired a new leisure management system, which assists with memberships, bookings and timetables.

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The acquisition of the system has cost the council an additional £777, which was agreed at a full council meeting in September.

A report into the proposal states: “Currently, the standard price of a gym membership is £24.99 per month for Woodley residents and £26.99 per month for non-residents.

“Charges have not increased since the gym was opened in January 2017.

“A £1 increase is estimated to equate to an additional £767 income per month, based on active gym memberships as at October 31, 2025; neither cancellations resulting from proposed price increases nor increased membership resulting from improved services can be predicted.

“Whilst a £1 increase would likely cover the £777 additional expenditure associated with the new system, the suggested increase has not been made in view of the likely 2026/27 budget, nor has it been suggested in respect of increased expenditure.”

The report was prepared ahead of a meeting of the council’s leisure services committee.

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