Alness Leisure will be extending its opening hours from Friday 30th June to Friday 11th August every Monday through to Thursday.
New opening hours will include the halls, pitches, and swimming pool.
The centre offers lessons and sessions to keep families and children entertained, plus the pool’s six lane competition-style layout makes the experience a great workout for all those wishing to swim lengths too.
Catriona Fraser, High Life Highland’s Leisure Manager at the location, said:
“We are really excited to be able to offer extended hours during what is typically one of the busiest times of year for the centre.
“Our halls are set up so that you can play badminton, football, basketball, netball, and more – the choice is yours!
“Full access to the centre is included as part of highlife memberships, so if you are thinking of ways to spend the school holidays with the family, Alness Leisure awaits your booking at no extra cost.
“We encourage everyone to make their bookings well in advance, particularly if considering using the swimming pool, since it’s a much-loved facility that is sure to be busy throughout the holiday period.”
Extended Opening Hours for Alness Leisure (Friday 30th June to Friday 11th August)
Monday: 6:30am to 8:30am, and 12:30pm to 9:45pm (extended hours: 12:30pm to 4pm)
Tuesday: 6:30am to 9:45pm (extended hours: 8am to 4pm)
Wednesday: 6:30am to 1pm, and 4pm to 9:45pm (extended hours: 8am to 1pm)
Thursday: 6:30am to 9:45pm (extended hours 8am to 4pm)
Friday (6:30am to 8:30am, and 4pm to 8:45pm), Saturday (10am to 1:30pm), and Sunday (10am to 1:30pm) follow normal opening hours.
Catriona Fraser continued:
“You can also find our extended opening hours available to the public posted up on our Facebook page and the High Life Highland website.
Private Bookings at Alness Leisure
• 10am to 12pm on Tuesday 4th July to Thursday 6th July
• 9am to 10:30am on Tuesday 1st August to Thursday 3rd August
• 2pm to 3:30pm on Tuesday 1st August
The centre is all ground-level and has additional accessible features to allow all members of the public to enjoy the space equally.
Steve Walsh, High Life Highlands CEO, concluded:
“Ensuring that there is affordable access to leisure facilities is key for High Life Highland.
“We aim to support the wellbeing of our communities in any which way we can, particularly at peak times such as the school holiday period.
“High Life Highland’s hope is that members of the public will use their highlife membership to take advantage of these extended hours at Alness Leisure, where they can make a memorable summertime with their family and friends this year.”
To book your summertime slots, please call Alness Leisure on 01349 885975, or log in to the High Life Highland website with your highlife membership details: https://summer.highland.gov.uk/connect/mrmlogin.aspx
