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©Kirton News 2025
Geoff Moulder Leisure Complex
Great News! Building Works Starting Soon at Geoff Moulder Leisure Centre We’re excited to announce that building works are due to begin at the Geoff Moulder Leisure Centre! Here’s what you need to know:
Preparation Works 2nd – 8th June
Work will take place in the Leisure Pool. Gym Swim access will be available only from the gym side (for ages 16+ only). Pay As You Go access is available for Gym Swim sessions. Swimming lesson users: please use the leisure changing rooms (note: limited lockers available).
From 9th June Onwards
Activities will begin in the Training Pool, check the updated timetable for details.
Swimming sessions will be bookable via our website, App or by calling the centre directly.
Members will also have access to facilities at the Princess Royal Sports Arena as part of their membership during this time.
Please note: All schedules and access arrangements are subject to change depending on the progress of the building works or any unforeseen issues.
We understand that these temporary changes may not suit everyone, and we truly appreciate your patience and flexibility. While it’s not ideal for all, this is a necessary step toward long-term improvements and we thank you for bearing with us.
Membership Information
We’ve had a few questions about discounted memberships during this period. Please note that membership fees will remain the same. These essential works are an investment in the future of the centre, and while there may be some short-term disruption, the improvements will benefit all our members in the long run. Your continued support helps make this possible, thank you!
*Timetable updated on 02/06/2025.
Boston Book Festival
Boston Book Festival is returning with a history weekend in June before the beautiful Fydell House closes its doors for renovation – see attached for further details. The historic Guildhall is hosting our Saturday authors which starts with the Sunday Times best-selling author Alison Weir talking about the many faces of Thomas Wolsley. We then welcome Melita Thomas with her 1000 Tudor People. British architectural historian, Jonathan Foyle will be dropping in to talk about the wonders of Lincoln Cathedral. The day will close with Lincolnshire born Adrian Gray talking about the gentry of our county.
We’ll be based in Fydell House on Sunday, starting with local author Adam Cartwright and his talk on Bateman’s Brewery. Nicholas Bennett is after with a fascinating talk about Boston during the war. We continue into the day with Rory Waterman and Anna Milon with Lincolnshire Folks tales. The weekend is closing with an exciting talk and book launch from Rosanna McGlone.
Refreshments will be served throughout the weekend in the stunning grounds of Fydell House. Buy three tickets to see different authors on the same day and lunch is on us! Tickets are available through Blackfriars Theatre: Blackfriars Theatre and Arts Centre.
