22 September 2026
Hinckley Leisure Centre has warned customers of reduced parking availability from September 21 while essential work takes place in its car park. Visitors are being encouraged to allow extra time, car share where possible or consider alternative travel options
Hinckley Leisure Centre Parking Reduced From September 21 During Essential Works Parking availability at Hinckley Leisure Centre has been reduced from September 21 as essential work gets underway in the leisure centre car park. The temporary changes mean customers visiting the centre may find fewer parking spaces available during the works. Visitors have been advised to allow extra time for their journey and visit, particularly while parking availability remains limited. The leisure centre is also encouraging customers to consider car sharing where possible to help reduce pressure on the available parking. Alternative travel options are another suggestion for people who are able to leave their cars at home while the work is taking place. For regular visitors who normally rely on the leisure centre car park, the reduced availability could mean allowing more time to find a space before their scheduled activity or appointment. The announcement does not specify how many parking spaces will be unavailable during the work or give a confirmed end date for the reduced parking arrangements. Customers are therefore being asked to plan ahead and expect some disruption when travelling to the leisure centre. The work is described as essential improvements to the car park, with the leisure centre apologising for the inconvenience caused while the work is carried out. For drivers who need convenient parking when visiting leisure facilities, planning ahead can help avoid unnecessary delays, particularly when the usual car park has reduced capacity. EveryonesParking can also help drivers look for parking options in advance, making it easier to plan where to leave the car before travelling to a destination. The leisure centre has thanked customers for their patience while the works take place and encouraged visitors to make suitable travel arrangements during the period of reduced parking.
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