The following tables summarise the actions identified through the Assessment of Needs and Opportunities work and the consultation with key partners.

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1 Action Plan The following tables summarise the actions identified through the Assessment of Needs and Opportunities work and the with key partners. The actions are presented in tables that group the actions according to the following types: Facility feasibility work (improvements) Facility feasibility work (new facility / facilities) New facility / proposal looking for support Projects under Strategic review / task The actions are scored against criteria that reflect the strategy aims, vision and objectives. The scoring system used is a simple 0 to 5 scale and is included as an initial indicative score. These will be reviewed after the public via a panel of people drawn from the Mayor s Sports Gatherings. 1

2 Facility feasibility work (improvements) Name of facility / proposal St Mary Redcliffe & Temple School swimming pool renovation Sports Hall improvements - Bristol wide Rowing Justification from Needs Assessment Quality assessment scored lowest in terms of overall pool condition including changing and disability access. Quality issues identified in the hall audits. Disability access to rowing facilities requires improvement. Action required Explore opportunities to enhance facility and address identified disability access issues. Identify feasibility to improve quality at those sites identified as currently poor. Explore what improvements can be made to ensure equitable access to these facilities. Objective To improve customer experience and ensure facility is accessible to all. Establish which sites can be improved with greatest impact. Make rowing facilities accessible for all members of the community Suggested lead organisation Wider Council and/or local partner priority Strategic Gap Increase participation NGB Priority Deliverable (including likelihood of funding) Disability access Inequality of provision (geographical) Deprivation (including tackling inactivity levels) Sustainable Multi-sport use Existing Use (retention) Multi-agency and colocation of services Capable of hosting national / international events Total SMRT Depends on the ownership British Rowing

3 Outdoor Bowls- Bristol wide Aston Court Golf Golf facility accessibility- Bristol wide Disability access to outdoor bowls facilities requires improvement. Ashton Court has been identified as having poor quality facilities for golf. Disability access (to all general facilities) at all courses is poor Explore what improvements can be made to ensure equitable access to these facilities. the facility's quality and whether it is suitable for its target market or would benefit from further improvements. Explore what improvements can be made to ensure equitable access to these facilities. Make outdoor bowls facilities accessible for all members of the community. Evaluate whether further investment in the centre would have beneficial impact. Make Golf Club facilities accessible for all members of the community BCC BCC England Golf / BCC

4 Facility feasibility work (new facility / facilities) Name of facility / proposal New ball courts / multi-court hall- Bristol wide Justification from Needs Assessment Arising from the work are both a sport space and also several proposals / s that could meet that demand. Action required all developme nts individuall y and collectively (i.e. a networked solution) and decide upon strategic priorities for Bristol. Objective To provide a network of high quality participation/pe rformance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City) that accommodate comprehensive community use, attract national or bigger events, enable franchises to be won, and raise the inspiration and profile of sport. Suggested lead organisatio n Mayor s Sports Gatherings Wider Council and/or local partner priority Strategic Gap Increase participation NGB Priority Deliverable (including likelihood of funding) Disability access Inequality of provision (geographical) Deprivation (including tackling inactivity levels) Sustainable Multi-sport use Existing Use (retention) Multi-agency and colocation of services Capable of hosting national / international events Total 4

5 Additional pool space in central / east of city New Indoor Tennis Centre to East of City Additional provision may be required in the central / east area of the city, this will allow the current needs of the population to be met and will ensure reasonably "futureproofed" levels of provision for the population growth projected. An additional centre to the east side of the city may be required to meet future demand from population growth. study to be undertake n on best course of action to add pool space to central / east of city. study for a new Indoor Tennis Centre Clarity on best place for additional pool space in central / east area of city. Evaluation on whether a new indoor centre is feasible. BCC LTA / BCC

6 Health & Fitness new provision- Bristol wide MUGAs new provision- Bristol wide New outdoor cycling velodrome for the city New closed road cycling circuit Centres are concentrated in the centre of the city with little provision in the Stoke Bishop and Avonmouth area. MUGAs are placed in areas of deprivation and therefore not equally spread across the city. British Cycling see a need for an improved range of facilities to support the city s status as a Cycling City. British Cycling see a need for an improved range of facilities to support the city s status study on developing Health and Fitness facilities is areas of city least covered. study on developing MUGA facilities in areas of city least covered. study on developing Outdoor Velodrome study on developing Closed Circuit Track To identify gaps in the market that could be exploited by partners. To identify new sites for additional MUGAs that will have significant impact/use. Clarity on whether a new Outdoor Velodrome is feasible. Clarity on whether a new Closed circuit track is feasible. UK Active / BCC BCC British Cycling British Cycling

7 as a Cycling City. New competitive BMX track New canoe Polo venue in Bristol Docks River Avon access points for canoeing British Cycling see a need for an improved range of facilities to support the city s status as a Cycling City. Canoe England wishes to develop a Canoe Polo venue in Bristol Docks with associated storage and access ramps. Canoe England wishes to develop a network of access points along the study on developing a competitiv e BMX track study on developing Canoe Polo venue in Bristol Docks. study on developing a network of access points along the Clarity on whether a new "competitive" BMX track is feasible. Clarity on whether a Canoe Polo venue is feasible. Clarity on whether a network of access points is feasible. British Cycling Canoe England Canoe England

8 length of the River Avon above Bristol. River Avon. Indoor Athletics training venue running routes in local parks England Athletics see the need to develop an indoor training facility in Bristol. England Athletics has identified a programme of grass roots running in line with the Run England programme using routes in local parks. study on developing an indoor training facility. Explore the work that has already been carried out to date. Clarity on whether an indoor training facility is feasible. Establish whether further routes are feasible. England Athletics England Athletics

9 New facility / proposal looking for support Name of facility / proposal Easton Leisure Centre renovation Justification from Needs Assessment Easton and other nearby pools are at, or near, fully utilised capacity during peak periods (i.e. uncomfortably busy). Future population growth will lead to demand being displaced to other pools meaning people will have to travel further (or won't swim). An expansion/reno vation of Easton LC would help to ensure that future demand can be Action required study to be undertaken on a complete expansion/ren ovation of centre. Objective Clarity on what a expanded / renovated centre could look like and how it might incorporate a larger pool. Suggeste d lead organisati on Wider Council and/or local partner priority 9 Strategic Gap Increase participation NGB Priority Deliverable (including likelihood of funding) Disability access Inequality of provision (geographical) Deprivation (including tackling inactivity levels) Sustainable Multi-sport use Existing Use (retention) Multi-agency and colocation of services Capable of hosting national / international events BCC Total

10 accommodated. Wider facility is tired and in need of renovation. New Ashton Gate Arena & Ball Court Coombe Dingle Indoor Sports Complex improveme nts The Park Centre Knowle sport facility improveme nts sport space. sport space. sport space. individually and as part of a networked solution and decide upon strategic priority for Bristol. individually and as part of a networked solution and decide upon strategic priority for Bristol. individually and as part of a networked solution and decide upon strategic To provide a network of high quality participation /performance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City). To provide a network of high quality participation /performance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City). To provide a network of high quality participation /performance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City). Bristol Sport University of Bristol The Park Knowle

11 priority for Bristol. Lockleaze/ Bonnington Walk phase two Greenway Centre sport facility improveme nts Adding hall capacity in up to 3 new Free Schools sport space and health and fitness facilities. sport space. sport space. individually and as part of a networked solution and decide upon strategic priority for Bristol. as it stands. Review action plan score as and when more detail emerges. individually and as part of a networked solution and decide upon strategic priority for Bristol. To provide a network of high quality participation /performance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City). To provide equitable access to sport / leisure provision across the city. To provide a network of high quality participation /performance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City). Lockleaze Sport Trust Greenway Centre Identified Free Schools / Education Funding Authority

12 Bristol Rovers Community Trust new ball court / centre Redland Green Club sport facility improveme nts The Phoenix Centre sport space. Proposed covered courts meets need (to some extent) for space. New/expanded fitness offer meets need for more Health & Fitness facilities. sport space and health and fitness facilities. individually and as part of a networked solution and decide upon strategic priority for Bristol. as it stands. Review action plan score as and when more detail emerges. as it stands. Review action plan score as and when more detail emerges. To provide a network of high quality participation /performance centres/multicourt halls (located across the City). To provide equitable access to sport / leisure provision across the city. To provide equitable access to sport / leisure provision across the city. Bristol Rovers Communi ty Trust Redland Green Club Darren Wright Foundatio n

13 Ambition Lawrence Weston new sport/ activity facilities University of Bristol Temple Quarter sport space. sport space and health and fitness facilities. as it stands. Review action plan score as and when more detail emerges. as it stands. Review action plan score as and when more detail emerges. To provide equitable access to sport / leisure provision across the city. To provide equitable access to sport / leisure provision across the city. Ambition Lawrence Weston University of Bristol

14 Projects under Name of facility / proposal Project Ardagh Parks Tennis- Fob Access Justification from Needs Assessment See "Parks Tennis Fob Access". Strategic review of all outdoor bowling provision in the city. Although significant provision in the city, the maintenance of the courts is not provided in a sustainable way. Action required Objective Suggested lead organisation as it stands. Review action plan score as and when more detail emerges. Install "key fob" access to a number of Parks tennis courts. To provide equitable access to sport / leisure provision across the city. To provide a sustainable maintenance solution for Parks tennis in Bristol. Horfield Common Community Interest Company (HC-CIC) Wider Council and/or local partner priority Strategic Gap Increase participation NGB Priority Deliverable (including likelihood of funding) Disability access Inequality of provision (geographical) Deprivation (including tackling inactivity levels) Sustainable Multi-sport use Existing Use (retention) Multi-agency and colocation of services Capable of hosting national / international events BCC / LTA Total 14

15 Two refurbished and two new BMX tracks- Bristol wide Several of the cycling facilities were identified as being of poor quality in the ANO. Work with Access Sport to refurbish existing tracks and install new ones. To meet the BMX facilities in the city. BCC

16 Strategic review / task Name of facility / proposal Additiona l pool space in central / east of city Justification from Needs Assessment Additional provision may be required in the central / east area of the city, this will allow the current needs of the population to be met and will ensure reasonably "future-proofed" levels of provision for the population growth projected. Action required Objective Suggeste d lead organisati on study to be undertaken on best course of action to add pool space to central / east of city. Clarity on best place for additional pool space in central / east area of city. Wider Council and/or local partner priority Strategic Gap Increase participation NGB Priority Deliverable (including likelihood of funding) Disability access Inequality of provision (geographical) Deprivation (including tackling inactivity levels) Sustainable Multi-sport use Existing Use (retention) Multi-agency and colocation of services Capable of hosting national / international events BCC Total 16

17 Sports Hall program ming- Bristol wide School halls access- Bristol wide Availability for specific would be improved by a more strategic approach to programming and co-ordination between venues. Badminton England states an overall shortage of courts in Bristol with the majority of clubs playing in school premises, not all of which meet requirements for wall/ceiling colour, court separation and run-offs. Additional supply needed to meet projected growth in the population to Bringing existing halls on school sites into more community use may be sufficient but this will need to be kept under review. Strategic review of programming alongside proposed new ball courts / multi-court halls. Work with schools to understand current levels of availability. Increase community access to education sites, where capacity identified. Ensure equitable access to facilities and programme time. Match the aspirations of the schools to open their facilities with the identified needs for these facilities within the BCC & Operators BCC & Schools

18 Additional information on school facility availability is required to improve the needs assessment. wider community 18