A new indoor swimming pool is planned for the Linwood-Woolston community and is expected to open in late 2021.
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We gave a tour of Te Pou Toetoe: Linwood Pool to the local community board, as well as representatives from local groups and organisations.
With the roof and walls complete, our contractors Apollo Projects Limited are now focused on the inside. The meeting rooms, kitchen and changing rooms are taking shape, while all the pools are now in place inside the pool hall.
See images here(external link) and read more on Newsline(external link).
Te Pou Toetoe from the air
View of Te Pou Toetoe from the car park
Te Pou Toetoe entry
Proposed ground floor plan for Te Pou Toetoe: Linwood Pool
12 March 2018
Public consultation opened today on a location for the $21 million facility. Read more.(external link)
12 April 2018
Linwood Avenue School students voiced their support for the proposed Linwood Pool site in Smith Street, delivering their submissions directly to Community Board members. Read more.(external link)
16 May 2018
A high profile location on the corner of Linwood Avenue and Smith Street has been chosen as the site for the planned Linwood pool. Read more.(external link)
10 December 2018
The proposals for the new Linwood Pool have been revealed at a family friendly event in Linwood Park, attracting more than 300 people from across the community. Read more.(external link)
22 May 2019
The design is locked in, the location is set and work is on track for Linwood to get its new $22 million pool complex by the end of 2021. Read more.(external link)
6 August 2019
Local rūnanga Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri have gifted the name Te Pou Toetoe for the facility. Read more.(external link)
10 March 2020
Local company Apollo Projects will oversee the construction of Te Pou Toetoe: Linwood Pool. Read more.(external link)
24 June 2020
Representatives of the local community and members of the Waikura/Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board gathered on site for a symbolic sod-turning. Read more.(external link)
Late 2021
The new facility is scheduled to open to the public.
