AFTER a long year of construction works at the revamped Medowie Sports and Business Centre, the management took the term to ‘break bread’ quite literally, and invited their neighbours to Christmas lunch.

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As a way of thanking their close by residential neighbours for ‘putting up with’ their renovations, their invited guests were treated to a delicious three course meal, prepared by the event catering arm of Sportz Cafe.

The Medowie Sports and Business Centre is in the middle of a complete overhaul, transforming the rundown ‘Medowie Squash Centre’ into a thriving sports and business hub for the ever growing Medowie community.

So far we have welcomed the opening of Sportz Cafe, Munchkins creche, Plus Fitness 24/7 Gym, Medowie Family and Sports Physio, Dietitian, Nutritionist, Speech pathologist, Gymnastics, Yoga/Pilates, Karate, Dance Classes, Conference, events and meeting rooms.

There are more developments on the horizon, including a world class swimming facility.

Centre owner Colin Carter spoke to the attendants at the Christmas lunch, which included not only neighbours, but supporters of the development of the centre.

Colin told News Of The Area, “I thank our neighbours for supporting us as we create something really special for Medowie.”

“It’s been a massive project, but one that we want to make sure we do in the right way so we make sure we are providing the best possible facility for Medowie.”

“We are by no means finished, there are lots of exciting things to come, but we’ve reached the point where everything is looking fantastic, and we can see the end goal.”

“We look forward to turning the soil for the Pool in the new year, as well as lots of other exciting developments for what we have no doubt is fast becoming an invaluable community asset,” he said.

By Rachael VAUGHAN