

Revise Eastwood Leisure Centre plans to include family pool and flumes


Revise Eastwood Leisure Centre plans to include family pool and flumes
The Issue
Recent changes to the Eastwood Leisure Centre plans, which deviate significantly from the original blueprint, have left many disappointed. Integral to the original design was the inclusion of a family pool with flumes—a feature cherished by families throughout the area. The decision to exclude this from the "new" plans is disheartening and does not meet the expectations or needs of our community.
The family pool, as it stands, is a focal point for family bonding and offers a safe and inviting environment where children can learn to swim, have fun, and families can enjoy quality time together. Replacing this with a less functional or appealing alternative would undermine the very purpose of the leisure centre, which should cater to the interests and wellbeing of all community members.
Investing £56 million into an upgraded leisure centre is a significant commitment of public resources, and these funds should reflect the wants and needs of the people who fund and use it. By omitting these features, the revised plans risk being a costly mistake, propelling us towards dissatisfaction rather than community enhancement. Instead, maintaining the community-favourite family pool and modernising it with additional features like flumes will enrich our local area and provide value for generations to come.
We urge the decision-makers to reconsider their designs and honour the original intent that truly serves East Renfrewshire residents. By aligning the plans with the community’s desires, we not only preserve a cherished local amenity but actively contribute to public happiness, fitness, and regional tourism.
Please join us in sending a strong message to the East Renfrewshire Council to revise the Eastwood Leisure Centre plans to include the family pool and flumes, ensuring the leisure centre reflects our community's collective vision. Sign this petition to support keeping our leisure centre's heart intact.

The Issue
Recent changes to the Eastwood Leisure Centre plans, which deviate significantly from the original blueprint, have left many disappointed. Integral to the original design was the inclusion of a family pool with flumes—a feature cherished by families throughout the area. The decision to exclude this from the "new" plans is disheartening and does not meet the expectations or needs of our community.
The family pool, as it stands, is a focal point for family bonding and offers a safe and inviting environment where children can learn to swim, have fun, and families can enjoy quality time together. Replacing this with a less functional or appealing alternative would undermine the very purpose of the leisure centre, which should cater to the interests and wellbeing of all community members.
Investing £56 million into an upgraded leisure centre is a significant commitment of public resources, and these funds should reflect the wants and needs of the people who fund and use it. By omitting these features, the revised plans risk being a costly mistake, propelling us towards dissatisfaction rather than community enhancement. Instead, maintaining the community-favourite family pool and modernising it with additional features like flumes will enrich our local area and provide value for generations to come.
We urge the decision-makers to reconsider their designs and honour the original intent that truly serves East Renfrewshire residents. By aligning the plans with the community’s desires, we not only preserve a cherished local amenity but actively contribute to public happiness, fitness, and regional tourism.
Please join us in sending a strong message to the East Renfrewshire Council to revise the Eastwood Leisure Centre plans to include the family pool and flumes, ensuring the leisure centre reflects our community's collective vision. Sign this petition to support keeping our leisure centre's heart intact.

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Petition created on 11 June 2026