Nottingham City Council is planning to sell off a former leisure centre which it shut down two years ago, as the authority continues to try and reduce its debts. The council is aiming to have reviewed 550 of the assets it holds by the end of this year to decide whether it should keep them, or sell them off to generate income.
Buildings which the council has already decided to sell include York House on King Street, which currently houses the Rosa's Thai restaurant, and a property in Strelley Road which houses a branch of Go Local Extra.
A meeting of the council's executive board on Tuesday, May 23, will now discuss plans to sell the freehold for the former John Carroll Leisure Centre. The council has already declared the property 'surplus to requirements' and will now be seeking approval to sell.
