Friday, February 21, 2025

Plans lodged to revitalise community hub in Epworth

A planning application has been submitted to transform the Epworth Community Hub.

Through the plans a new library, training kitchen, multi-purpose community spaces, and additional workout space will all be added to the existing leisure centre.

Outside, visitors would benefit from additional car parking, including electric vehicle charging points.

The project is part of North Lincolnshire Council’s £5m community investment programme, which makes it easier for residents to access support in the heart of their communities.

Conveniently, community hubs join facilities together under one roof, reducing the need for unnecessary journeys across larger areas.

The Epworth Community Hub follows the successful transformations in Ashby, Barton, Brigg, Crowle and Riddings.

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