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King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council seeks £1.2m for Lynsport sports hub expansion

The council is recommending an expanded capital scheme for covered tennis/paddle courts and a multi-use games area at Lynsport, taking the ask to £1.2 million. The report says external funding from the LTA is part of the case, with a self-funding model and estimated payback of around eight years and eight months.

King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council · East of England · 21 July 2026

SignalStrong
Estimated value
£1.2m
Route to market
TBC / capital scheme approval
Timing
Potential tender around Aug 2026

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So the total project, to be clear, is £1,200,000 capital funding that we're asking for.
King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council · "Biodiversity and Sports Hub" committee

Also said in the meeting

"This allows the council to secure that external funding."
"The recommendation is option four. So that this scheme creates a year round sports hub."

What we know

  • The council is seeking approval for an expanded capital scheme at Lynsport.
  • The capital ask has been increased to £1,200,000.
  • The scheme covers covered tennis/paddle courts and a multi-use games area, with external funding from the LTA referenced in the meeting.

Why this is a signal, not noise

This is a clear spend signal because the meeting names a specific capital value and indicates the scheme is being progressed to enable external funding and delivery of a year-round sports hub.

Tags

LeisureSports hubCapital schemeLTA fundingMUGA

Source

Biodiversity and Sports Hub, 21 July 2026

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How a supplier could follow up

  1. Monitor the council’s capital programme and committee papers for approval of the expanded scheme.
  2. Track whether procurement is packaged as a single sports-hub build or split into specialist lots for courts, surfacing and MUGA works.
  3. Prepare leisure-sector bid capability now, including design-and-build, sports surfacing and covered-court delivery experience.

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