A 'hidden jewel' of a Shropshire sporting venue, celebrating its golden anniversary, is getting a £750,000 refurb.
A "hidden jewel" of a Shropshire sporting venue, celebrating its golden anniversary, is getting a £750,000 investment into the refurbishment of the centre.Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre is marking its 50th birthday this year and Telford & Wrekin Council has announced it will refurbish the centre, with work taking place from spring 2023.
Councillor Kelly Middleton, cabinet member for leisure, public health and well-being, equalities and partnerships, said: “We are extremely proud of all of our council-owned leisure facilities across the borough and we will continue to invest to ensure they are the best they can be for residents. "I would urge people to come down to the slope for this event and make use of the activities on offer. The taster ski sessions are suitable for all ages and are the perfect opportunity to give skiing a try for the first time. You never know - you could be signing up to our next course of ski lessons.”
During a half-term celebration event on Thursday, October 27, all activities will be based on 1970s pricing.
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