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MAP 1 Primary Education MAP 1 Primary Education Key Primary Schools 0 1 2 4 Kms © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Cornwall Council 100049047. 2010 ¯ MAP 2 Primary Education Key Primary Schools 0 2.5 5 Kms © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Cornwall Council 100049047. 2010 ¯ MAP 3 Primary Education Key Primary Schools 0 2.5 5 Kms © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Cornwall Council 100049047. 2010 ¯ 202 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 7 Appendices 7.7 Appendix 7: Swimming Pools Table 7.2 Swimming Pools Map ID Site Type of Pool Length (m) 1 Beach Leisure Club Main/General 11 2 Budock Vean Hotel and Golf Course Main/General 15 3 Callington Sports and Leisure Lido 20 4 Camelford Leisure Centre Main/General 20 5 Cape Cornwall Golf and Country Club Leisure Pool 14 6 Carlyon Bay Hotel Lido 20 Main/General 12 7 Carn Brea Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 10 Learner/Teaching/Training 10 Main/General 13 8 China Fleet Country Club Leisure Pool 15 Main/General 25 9 Dragon Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 8 Main/General 25 10 Fistral Spa Main/General 11 11 Fowey Community Leisure Centre Lido 20 12 Hayle Outdoor Pool Lido 25 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 203 Appendices 7 Map ID Site Type of Pool Length (m) 13 Helston Sports Centre Main/General 25 14 Hendra Holiday Park Lido 40 Leisure Pool 30 15 Hengar Manor Learner/Teaching/Training 5 Main/General 25 16 HMS Raleigh Gymnasium (HM Forces) Main/General 33 17 Jubilee Pool (Penzance) Lido 98 18 Lostwithiel Golf and Country Club 19 Lux Park Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 8 Main/General 25 20 Newquay Water World Leisure Pool 25 Learner/Teaching/Training 21 Nirvana Health Club Main/General 12 22 Ocean Spa Main/General 12 Lido 23 Parc Eglos Primary School Learner/Teaching/Training 13 24 Penmere Leisure Club Main/General 12 Lido 25 Pentire Hotel Main/General 8 204 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 7 Appendices Map ID Site Type of Pool Length (m) 26 Penventon Health & Leisure Spa Main/General 11.5 27 Penzance Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 13 Main/General 25 28 Phoenix Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 9 Main/General 25 29 Polkyth Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training Main/General 25 30 Polurrian Leisure Club Lido 13 Main/General 11 31 Redruth School: A Technology College Main/General 32 Roserrow Golf and Country Club Learner/Teaching/Training 3 Leisure Pool 20 33 Saltash Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 12 Main/General 25 34 Sands Resort Lido Main/General 15 35 Ships & Castles Leisure Pool Leisure Pool 10 36 Snowlands Gym, Par Main/General 12 37 Splash Leisure Pool Leisure Pool 33 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 205 Appendices 7 Map ID Site Type of Pool Length (m) 38 St Ives Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 5 Main/General 25 39 St Keverne County Primary School 40 St Mellion International Resort Main/General 25 Main/General 8 41 St Michaels Spa Main/General 12 42 St Moritz Hotel Leisure Pool 10 13 43 The Garden Sports and Leisure 4 18 44 Tregenna Castle Hotel / Golf & Country Club Leisure Pool 20 Lido 2 45 Truro High School For Girls Learner/Teaching/Training 20 Main/General 22.5 46 Truro Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training 11 Main/General 25 47 Truro School Main/General 25 48 Wadebridge Leisure Centre Learner/Teaching/Training Main/General 25 206 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 7 Appendices Map ID Site Type of Pool Length (m) 49 Whitsand Bay Country Club Learner/Teaching/Training 6 Main/General 15 7.8 Appendix 8: Sports Halls Table 7.3 Sports Halls Map ID Site Type Condition Courts 1 Bodmin College Activity Hall Neither 1 Main Neither 4 2 Brannel School Main Very Good 4 3 Budehaven Leisure Centre Main Neither 4 4 Callington Sports & Leisure Activity Hall Poor 1 Main Good 4 5 Camborne Science and Community College Main Neither 4 6 Camelford Leisure Centre Main Good 4 7 Cape Cornwall School Main Neither 1 8 Carn Brea Leisure Centre Main Neither 8 9 China Fleet Country Club Activity Hall Good 2 10 Cornwall College (Camborne) Main Neither 4 11 Duchy College Main Neither 4 Activity Hall Good 2 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 207 Appendices 7 Map ID Site Type Condition Courts 12 Falmouth School Activity Hall Good 1 Main Good 4 13 Fowey Community Leisure Centre Main Neither 4 14 Hayle Community School: A Language College Activity Hall Good 1 Activity Hall Good 1 15 Helston Community College Main Neither 4 16 Helston Sports Centre 17 HMS Raleigh Gymnasium (HM Forces) Main Very Good 6 18 Humphry Davy School Activity Hall Good 1 Main Good 4 19 Landewednack Primary School Main Neither 1 20 Launceston College Main Good 4 21 Liskeard School and Community College Activity Hall Poor Activity Hall Neither 1 22 Looe Sports Hall Activity Hall Poor 1 Main Poor 3 23 Ludgvan Community Centre Main Neither 1 24 Lux Park Leisure Centre Main Good 4 25 Mevagissey Activity Centre Activity Hall Very Good 1 208 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 7 Appendices Map ID Site Type Condition Courts 26 Millenium House Activity Hall Good 2 27 Mounts Bay School and Community Sports Centre Main Good (Air hall) 28 Newquay Sport and Community Centre Main Very Good 4 29 Newquay Tretherras School Main Very Poor 4 30 Newquay Treviglas (Air Hall) Main Neither 31 Penair School Activity Hall Good Main Neither 4 32 Pencoys Primary School Main Neither 1 33 Penrice Community College Poor 4 34 Penryn College Main Very Good 6 35 Penwith College Main Good 4 36 Penzance Leisure Centre Main Good 37 Perranarworthal Village Memorial Hall Main 1 38 Phoenix Leisure Centre Main Neither 1 39 Polkyth Leisure Centre Main Good 6 40 Poltair Community School and Sports College Main Neither 4 41 Pool Business and Enterprise College Activity Hall Neither 1 Main Neither 4 42 Redruth School: A Technology College Main Neither 4 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 209 Appendices 7 Map ID Site Type Condition Courts 43 Richard Lander School Main Very Good 6 44 Saints Health And Fitness Centre Main Neither 4 45 Saltash.Net Community School Activity Hall Good Main Good 4 46 St Ives School Main Neither 1 Activity Hall Neither 47 St Just Sports Centre Good 4 48 St Keverne County Primary School Main Poor 1 49 Torpoint And Rame Sports Centre Main Very Good 4 50 Tregorrick Park Health and Fitness Centre Activity Hall Good 4 51 Truro College Sports Facilities Activity Hall Very Good Main Good 6 52 Truro High School For Girls Main Neither 3 53 Wadebridge Leisure Centre Main Good 4 54 YMCA (Cornwall) Activity Hall Neither 55 Truro School Main 4 210 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 7 Appendices 7.9 Appendix 9: Synthetic Turf Pitches Table 7.4 Synthetic Turf Pitches Map ID Site Type of Surface Condition Number of pitches (> 4,500m2) 1 Budehaven Leisure Centre Sand Based Very Poor 1 2 Callington Sports & Leisure Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Very Good 1 3 Camborne Science and Community College Sand Based (MUGA) Neither 4 Cornwall College (Camborne) Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Neither 1 5 Dragon Leisure Centre Sand Based Good 1 6 Duchy College Sand Based (MUGA) Very Poor Sand Based Very Good 1 7 Helston Community College Sand Based (MUGA) Neither 8 Helston Sports Centre 9 HMS Raleigh Gymnasium (HM Forces) Sand Based 1 Sand Based 1 10 Looe Sports Hall Sand Based (MUGA) Good 11 Lux Park Leisure Centre Sand Based Very Good 1 12 Newquay Tretherras School Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Very Good 1 13 Penair School Sand Based Good 1 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 211 Appendices 7 Map ID Site Type of Surface Condition Number of pitches (> 4,500m2) 14 Penryn College Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Very Good 1 Sand Based Very Good 1 Sand Based (MUGA) Very Good 15 Penzance Astro Park Sand Based Good 1 16 Pilgrim Pitch Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Very Good 1 17 Poltair Community School and Sports Sand Based Very Poor 1 College 18 Pool Business and Enterprise College Sand Based Neither 1 19 Saltash Community School Sand Based (MUGA) 20 Sir James Smiths School Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Very Good 1 21 Truro College Sports Facilities Rubber Crumb Pile (3G) Very Good 1 22 Truro High School For Girls Sand Based Good 1 23 University College Falmouth (Tremough Sand Based (MUGA) Neither Campus) 24 Richard Lander School Sand Based 1 25 Truro School Sand Based 1 212 Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 7 Appendices 7.10 Appendix 10: Health & Fitness Facilities Table 7.5 Health & Fitness Facilities Map ID Site Stations Condition 1 All Being Well 17 Neither 2 Beach Leisure Club 33 Very Good 3 Bodmin College 20 Neither 4 Budehaven Leisure Centre 17 Neither 5 Camborne Science And Community College 14 Neither 6 Camelford Leisure Centre 8 Good 7 Cape Cornwall Golf and Country Club 22 Poor 8 Carlyon Bay Hotel 10 Good 9 Carn Brea Leisure Centre 51 Neither 10 China Fleet Country Club 60 Very Good 11 Concept Gym, Newquay 28 Poor 12 Cornwall College (Camborne) 22 Neither 13 Cornwall College (St Austell) 13 Neither 14 Curves Gym, Par 22 Very Good 15 Curves Gym, Treloggan 18 Good 16 Curves, Harlequinns, Bude 21 Very Good 17 Curves, Newport, Launceston 20 Good Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Position Statement January 2011 213 Appendices 7 Map ID Site Stations Condition 18 Dragon Leisure Centre 33 Very Good 19 Fistral Spa 21 Very Good 20 Fowey Community Leisure Centre 30 Good 21 Fusion 25 Neither 22 Future Fitness 30 Neither 23 Hayle Community School: A Language College
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