Nantwich’s famous outdoor brine pool is to open on April 10th for the new 2026 season.
The facility – one of the only inland brine pools left in the UK – is a popular destination for many swimmers.
Everybody Health and Leisure are to offer a free online exercise programme called Recondition Cheshire East from July 15.
The programme is for residents who are unable to access in-person exercise classes and activities.
Nantwich’s famous outdoor brine pool will be opening for the 2024 season on April 20.
The pool at Nantwich Leisure Centre – believed to the only inland brine pool left in the UK – is a popular draw for many in the region.
Council plans to enhance the leisure, training, and spectator facilities at South Cheshire’s athletics venue Cumberland Arena have been approved.
The Everybody Health and Leisure scheme will extend and adapt the venue on Thomas Street in Crewe.
Everybody Health and Leisure has launched a new 12-week Junior Exercise Referral Scheme based at Crewe Lifestyle Centre.
The scheme is a programme funded by a NHS Cheshire and Merseyside and Cheshire East Council health and wellbeing grant.
Dear Editor,
I am a member of Everybody Leisure and I regularly attend classes at the Nantwich leisure centre.
Unfortunately, classes are being cut to save money on what would seem to be random criteria.
Parents hit out at Everybody Leisure after swimming lessons at Nantwich Pool were cancelled – while direct debit payments were still taken from accounts.
Damage to the learner pool at the revamped Nantwich Leisure Centre has led to a number of paid for lessons cancelled at the facility on Wall Lane.
Nantwich’s popular Outdoor Swimming Pool re-opens to the public on Friday.
And the timing looks good as weather forecasts suggest warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine over the next two weeks.
Nantwich swimming pool will open again to the public from September 1, Everybody Leisure has announced.
The trust has already reopened 11 sports facilities across Cheshire East for activities such as gym, group fitness and outdoor swimming, including the brine pool in Nantwich.
Work on a perimeter fence around Barony Park in Nantwich to prevent unauthorised traveller camps could start in March, it has emerged.
And campaigners who viewed detailed drawings of the plans this week, hope it will lead to the park gaining “green flag status”.
A £200,000 upgrade of Nantwich Pool has started with repairs and improvements to the Cheshire East Council owned leisure facility.
The refurbishment will include a replacement of decayed wooden ceilings, replacement of lighting with economical LED lighting systems, full redecoration, refurbished changing room lockers and servicing of main pool pumps.
Nantwich Outdoor Pool has been basking in the glory of the hot weather this week.
And hundreds of visitors have also been taking advantage of the facility’s new outdoor cafe.
Nantwich Pool users are worse off than swimmers across Cheshire East – because of a car parking anomaly.
Now a town councillor is pushing for Cheshire East Council and leisure bosses to redress the balance.
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