The Northgate site has been the
centre of much controversy and Bridgwater residents continue to express dismay
over the loss of the ‘SPLASH’ swimming pool, which was demolished on the
Northgate Site to make way for its sale to TESCO.
consider investing in leisure facilities
Instead of
welcoming such an investment, our council decided to close the “SPLASH” and
demolish it. It now appears that TESCO
have no intention of building the massive superstore on the former “SPLASH”
site itself and many can only wonder why the council reduced the “SPLASH” to
rubble quickly, before appeals could be made to review and reverse its decision
at the time.
green space
Many people who live in our Historic
Town have continually campaigned that instead of yet another supermarket
development, they would like to see other options considered, such as a
multi-purpose leisure complex, incorporating an ice-rink to be included on the
Northgate site whilst keeping as much green space as possible for future
generations to enjoy.
It is not too late to make
a difference and we ask that you make a stand and take action when the planning
application has been formally submitted.
To find out more about driving
Bridgwater Forward, you are welcome to attend any of our Tuesday fortnightly meetings.
The Railway Club
Wellington RoadBridgwater
Somerset
TA6 5HA
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