Firefighters called to chemical spill at Peak Sports Centre in Striling A sports centre was evacuated after ammonia gas from a nearby chemical plant was swept into the filtering system. The emergency services were called to the Peak Sports Centre in Stirling on Tuesday after two members of staff began to feel unwell. The decision was taken to evacuate the centre and crews were called to the council-ran facility at around 10.40am in response to a suspected chemical leak. It is understood the changing direction of the wind brought the potentially dangerous chemical into the centre via an air vent. Firefighters, taking advice from a hazardous material specialist, localised the vapour and made the building safe. One crew stayed on site to ventilate the area around the sports centre. Ten people were checked over by paramedics at the scene but the Scottish Ambulance Service were not required to transport anyone to hospital. Police Scotland confirmed that no one were injured as a result of the incident. The sports centre remains partially closed but is expected to be fully operational by some point on Tuesday afternoon.