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Concern grows over condition of Oasis centre

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March 03, 2026

PHOTOS reveal the shockingly dilapidated state of a famous leisure centre which rock band Oasis named themselves after.

- JAMIE SINGLETON wdp@reachplc.com

Concern grows over condition of Oasis centre

New images from inside Swindon's closed Oasis Leisure Centre

(Jamierob2/SWNS)

New images from inside The Oasis Leisure Centre swimming venue in Swindon in Wiltshire show the level of decay at the once-bustling family attraction.

Its surfaces are becoming covered in organic matter and grime.

Rockers Oasis were named after the attraction a venue listed on an Inspiral Carpets tour poster that Liam Gallagher saw in his bedroom.

The band, previously named The Rain, adopted the name shortly before Noel Gallagher joined in 1991.

The centre closed five years ago with discussions between the owner and the council continuing and local frustration building over a lack of visible progress on the site.

Campaigners have argued it is quickly decaying as it remains unattended to.

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