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    Caldicot Leisure Centre set for major all weather pitch upgrade

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 20, 2026Updated:January 20, 2026No Comments
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    Monmouthshire County Council has announced a significant upgrade to the all‑weather pitch at Caldicot Leisure Centre, marking an exciting step forward for community sport in the area.

    The project will see the current 2G synthetic surface replaced with a state‑of‑the‑art 3G pitch, delivering a safer, more durable, and high‑quality playing experience for schools, clubs and local residents.

    This investment forms part of the council’s ongoing commitment to enhancing sport and play facilities, creating vibrant and accessible spaces that inspire participation and enjoyment for all ages.

    The development is being made possible thanks to the support of key funding partners: the Cymru Football Foundation, Sport Wales, and contributions from the education sector.

    To secure this investment, the project demonstrates a clear community and school need, guaranteed community access outside of school hours, and compliance with FAW/FIFA‑approved 3G technical standards.

    A total of £456,000 has been secured for the refurbishment, including:

    • £206,000 from the Cymru Football Foundation’s Fit‑For‑Future Facilities Programme, supporting the growth of grassroots football across Wales.
    • £150,000 from the Sport Wales Capital Grant, helping provide sustainable, modern and accessible sporting environments.

    Construction is expected to begin this month, with completion targeted for April 2026.

    Cllr Angela Sandles, Monmouthshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Equalities and Engagement, said: “These upgraded facilities will be a huge boost to the town and beyond.

    “The new pitch will be available for school pupils during curriculum hours, local football clubs and teams, community sports groups, and members of the public.

    “It will also enable increased participation for women and girls in a variety of sports and will prove to be a fantastic asset for Caldicot and the wider area.”

    Director at the Cymru Football Foundation, Aled Lewis, said: “The Cymru Football Foundation is committed to investing in facilities that inspire communities. This project at Caldicot Leisure Centre will be essential for the growth of football in the local area.

    “A huge thank you to our partners U.K Government and Sport Wales in supporting the development of this new facility – through the power of collaboration, we’re making huge strides in improving football facilities in Wales on and off the pitch.”

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