PureGym flexes muscles with Cramlington move
A new fitness facility is coming to Northumberland.
PureGym is opening a base at Westmorland Retail Park, in Cramlington.
Bosses say the facility will offer a range of cardio, strength and functional training equipment.
A spokesperson said: “There is huge appetite for flexible, affordable fitness in Northumberland, and we are delighted to be opening a club in Cramlington.
“PureGym Cramlington will provide members with 24/7 access to fitness facilities to help them reach their fitness potential.
“The 10,000sq ft gym is in a fantastic location and will help drive footfall to the shopping centre and retail park, as well as creating nine jobs in the fitness and health sector.
“We look forward to welcoming members through the doors of PureGym Cramlington this October.”
Lee Farrier, head of commercial and workspace at Advance Northumberland, which owns and manages Westmorland Retail Park, added: “We are thrilled to welcome PureGym.
“This addition will not only broaden the range of amenities available but also create a fantastic new fitness destination for the people of Cramlington and beyond.
“We are committed to investing in facilities that enhance the visitor experience, and we know PureGym will be a tremendous success here.”
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