Bridgetown Leisure Centre

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Bridgetown Leisure Centre is a community health, fitness and aquatic facility operated by the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes, offering a gym, group fitness classes, sporting courts and outdoor pools.

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
bridgetown.wa.gov.au
Owned by Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes

About Bridgetown Leisure Centre

Bridgetown Leisure Centre is a community health, fitness, and aquatic facility owned and operated by the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes in Bridgetown, Western Australia. The centre typically offers a fully equipped gym, group fitness classes, indoor and/or outdoor sporting courts, and seasonal outdoor pools for lap swimming and recreation. As a council-run facility, it focuses on accessible community sport and recreation, with options for casual visits, multi-visit passes, term-based programs (such as swim school) and ongoing memberships. Information about opening hours, current programs and fees is available via the Shire’s website at bridgetown.wa.gov.au.

A charge from “Bridgetown Leisure Centre” (or similar wording) on your bank statement usually relates to a fitness or aquatic purchase such as a casual gym or pool entry, a multi-visit pass, a term program (e.g., swim lessons), or an ongoing membership. Some customers may see regular recurring charges if they have a direct-debit membership or fortnightly/monthly payment plan arranged through the centre. You might also see a one-off charge for court hire, a special event, school holiday program, or a family pass. In some cases, a small temporary “pending” or “authorization” amount may appear when you first set up a direct debit or update your card details; this is normally reversed automatically by your bank.

If you don’t recognise a Bridgetown Leisure Centre charge, start by thinking about any recent visits for gym, pool, classes, kids’ swim lessons, or court hire—especially for family members whose fees might be billed to your card. Check any receipts or email confirmations you received from the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes or the leisure centre, and log in to any online booking or membership portal linked from bridgetown.wa.gov.au to review your account and billing history. To resolve questions, contact the leisure centre or the Shire directly using the phone number or contact form listed on the Shire’s website, providing the date, amount and last four digits of the card used so staff can look up the transaction. If you suspect an error or duplicate billing, staff can usually confirm the charge, adjust your account if needed, or guide you through refund or cancellation options.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Bridgetown Leisure Centre.

  1. SHIRE BGB LEISURE CNT BRIDGETOWN AUS
  2. SHIRE BGB MUNI BRIDGETOWN AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a recurring charge from Bridgetown Leisure Centre on my bank statement?

Recurring charges are usually linked to an ongoing membership or a direct-debit payment plan for gym access, pool entry, or programs such as swim school. These may be deducted weekly, fortnightly, or monthly depending on the membership agreement you signed. Check your membership paperwork or any online portal linked from bridgetown.wa.gov.au to confirm your billing cycle and next payment date. If you’re unsure which membership is active, contact the centre so they can look up your account.

What are typical amounts I might be charged by Bridgetown Leisure Centre?

Common transactions include casual entry fees, multi-visit passes, direct-debit membership payments, and term fees for lessons or programs, so amounts can vary from a small casual visit fee to larger term-based or monthly totals. The exact pricing and current fees are set by the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes and can change periodically. For precise amounts, refer to the current fee schedule on bridgetown.wa.gov.au or your most recent receipt or invoice. If a charge amount doesn’t match any recent visit you recall, contact the centre with the date and amount so staff can confirm what it relates to.

How do I cancel or pause my Bridgetown Leisure Centre membership or direct debit?

To cancel or suspend a membership, you generally need to submit a request directly to the Bridgetown Leisure Centre or the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes, following the terms you agreed to when joining. This may involve completing a cancellation/suspension form at reception or using a contact form or email address provided on bridgetown.wa.gov.au. Some memberships require a minimum notice period before the next payment date, so charges may continue until that notice period has passed. Always ask staff for written confirmation of your cancellation or suspension and keep it for your records.

Why is there a small or duplicate-looking Bridgetown Leisure Centre charge showing as ‘pending’?

A small or temporary ‘pending’ charge can occur when you first set up or update your payment details for direct debit or online bookings; this is an authorization check by the payment processor or bank. These amounts are usually reversed automatically and should disappear from your statement within a few business days. If you see what looks like a duplicate pending charge in addition to the final payment, wait for the pending transaction to clear. If it remains for more than a few days, contact both your bank and the leisure centre so they can investigate.

How can I get a receipt or tax invoice for a Bridgetown Leisure Centre charge?

Receipts are often provided at the time of payment at reception or via email for online bookings and direct-debit memberships. If you need a copy of a past receipt or a tax invoice, contact the Bridgetown Leisure Centre or the Shire office with the date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used. Staff can usually reissue a receipt or prepare an invoice and email it to you. You may also be able to access basic transaction history through any online booking or membership system linked from bridgetown.wa.gov.au.

How do I request a refund or dispute a Bridgetown Leisure Centre charge I believe is incorrect?

If you think you’ve been overcharged, double billed, or charged after you believe you cancelled, contact the Bridgetown Leisure Centre as soon as possible with full details of the transaction. Provide the date, exact amount, and any supporting documents (like a cancellation email or receipt) so staff can review your account. Refunds and credits are handled under the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes’ policies, which may allow for refunds or account credits in specific circumstances such as billing errors or service disruptions. If you cannot resolve the issue with the centre, you can also discuss the transaction with your bank to explore chargeback options.

Who should I contact if I don’t recognize a Bridgetown Leisure Centre charge on my card?

Start by asking household members if they recently used the gym, pool, courts, or programs that may have been charged to your card, as family passes or linked family memberships may bill under one person’s details. If no one recognizes the purchase, use the contact details on bridgetown.wa.gov.au to call the leisure centre or submit an enquiry, quoting the transaction date and amount. Staff can search their system to see if the charge matches a visit, membership, booking, or program in your name or card number. If they can’t find a matching record and you suspect fraud, contact your bank immediately to report and block unauthorized use of your card.

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