Selected work
Design, installation and commissioning for pump tracks, athletics facilities and community sports sites.
The work
RM Services works with councils, clubs and specialist contractors to deliver exterior lighting for sport and recreation.
The projects below range from local club upgrades to large, open-access wheeled-sports facilities. Each scheme responds to a different layout, operating pattern and surrounding environment.
Featured project
Bellshill · North Lanarkshire
The Bellshill Gateway at Strathclyde Country Park combines a pump track, beginner pump park, jump line, trials area and mountain-bike skills routes. RM Services designed the LED sports lighting for the pump-track site, supporting use on winter evenings while keeping running costs and environmental impact in view.
02Hawick · Scottish Borders
A substantial asphalt pump track in Hawick’s main public park. The 435m circuit is floodlit for extended use and includes features for a wide range of riding abilities.
03Little Hulton · Salford
A redundant bowling green was converted into a free-to-use all-wheels facility for Salford City Council. The rotationally symmetrical track was delivered with drainage, utility provision and floodlighting.
04Halesowen · West Midlands
RM Services carried out a complete track-lighting upgrade, taking the work from the initial design through to installation. The improved floodlighting supports athletics and cycling sessions at the long-established club.
05Bathgate · West Lothian
A floodlit asphalt pump track at Balbardie Park of Peace, designed for different ages and ability levels. It was the first fully floodlit pump track in West Lothian when opened.
06Sheffield · South Yorkshire
An inclusive all-wheels facility in Hillsborough Park with a main tarmac pump track, learn-to-ride area and early-riders track. The project brought together Access Sport, Sheffield City Council, Move More and Sheffield Hallam University.
07Kennoway · Fife
A fully floodlit, competition-standard track beside Sandy Brae Community Centre. Its symmetrical layout allows head-to-head racing and reuses material from the BMX track that previously occupied the site.
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