Client: Isle of Anglesey County Council
Value: £76,248

In March 2020, Isle of Anglesey County Council opened its second 3G pitch.

Located next to David Hughes Leisure Centre, the 3G pitch replaced the previous MUGA. The pitch will be mainly used for 5-a-side for football. The facility will be shared by the leisure centre and neighbouring secondary school.

Client: Flintshire County Council

Value: £147,634

In November 2019, the development of 2 brand new netball courts at Hawarden High School was complete, the netball courts also have the provision to double up as tennis courts depending on the requirements for physical education within the school. Also included was the development of a brand new long jump track and pit for the school as well as additional bunding and planting of a large hedgerow for privacy.

Client: Chesterfield Borough Council

Value: £619,824

In October 2019, Chesterfield Borough Council opened its brand new 3G Pitch on the Grade 2 listed Queens Park. The new all-weather pitch is designed to meet a need identified by Sport England for more artificial pitches in the borough, while contributing to the council’s priority of promoting health and wellbeing.

The works also included the reinstatement of Grade II* listed perimeter walls, fencing and gates to meet English Heritage requirements. Remote floodlighting and access control allows lighting and access to be controlled by staff at the new Queen’s Park Sports Centre down the road via an App on a phone/tablet.

The area surrounding the pitch was also landscaped with trees, shrubs, bedding plants and grass so it is closer to the original park design by William Barron that was in place before the old Queen’s Park Sports Centre was built in 1968.

The new pitch is located in the town centre on the disused site of the former Queen’s Park Sports Centre and supports seven-a-side and five-a-side football games as well as other sports.

Client: Flintshire County Council

Value: £163,665

In September 2019, the resurfacing of the existing sand dressed pitch at Flint High School was complete and will be used by the school depending on the requirements for physical education as well as rented out to the public out of school hours.

Client: Isle of Anglesey County Council

Value: £202,913

In November 2018, Isle of Anglesey County Council opened the first full size 3G pitch on the island of Anglesey. The pitch was officially opened by Wales National Football Team Manager, Ryan Giggs, and Technical Director of Welsh Football Trust, Osian Roberts.

Located next to Plas Arthur Leisure Centre in Llangefni, the 3G pitch replaced the previous sand dressed surface and makes use of the floodlights already on the site. The pitch is full sized for football games but can also be broken down into halves and thirds for smaller games. The facility will be shared by the leisure centre and neighbouring Ysgol Gyfun Llangefn secondary school.

“Our new 3G facility is allowing local clubs, schools and local communities access to a high quality sports and training area all-year round, regardless of the weather. It also provides a suitable all-weather pitch for the nearby secondary school and sporting opportunities for children from all over the Island. The 3G surface will also help ease problems with fixture schedules by reducing the number of postponed matches, which has been an issue in the past.”

Gerallt Roberts, Leisure Commercial Manager, Isle of Anglesey County Council