Everybody Health & Leisure has launched its annual awards to celebrate sporting and health achievements across Cheshire East.
The Everybody Awards will return on October 16th with a ceremony at Cranage Hall.
Thirty‑three young people from Nantwich Youth and Community Centre enjoyed a special visit to the new padel courts at The Barony in Nantwich.
The four new courts were recently unveiled by Everybody Health and Leisure as part of its latest investment in active community spaces.
The founder of the Dabbers Dash monthly event in Nantwich has scooped a major honour at Everybody Health & Leisure’s annual awards.
Paul McIntyre, from Nantwich, was presented with the Chairman’s Award at the event hosted by Paralympian legend Tanni Grey-Thompson.
An Everybody Leisure boss says plans for new padel courts in Nantwich will give more residents a chance to play the popular sport.
Everybody Health & Leisure has submitted plans to create the new courts on a disused hardstanding pitch at the Barony Sports Complex in the town.
Everybody has unveiled a new cutting-edge 3G pitch at Shavington Leisure Centre.
The charity has just completed the last phase of investment, which involved installing the new pitch and enhancing the football goals.
A Nantwich woman who suffered a cardiac arrest a year ago has hailed the leisure centre’s rehab programme for helping her recover.
Jane Mosby managed to complete Everybody’s “Cardiac Rehabilitation Phase IV” programme at Nantwich Leisure Centre alongside health advisor Rachel Evans.
Everybody Health & Leisure have launched their 2024 awards scheme and nominations are now open.
This year, the Cheshire East charity will stage presentations to the winners in their communities to recognise their hard work and dedication in sport, physical activity or health and wellbeing setting.
Everybody Health & Leisure has unveiled its new gym at Shavington Leisure Centre.
The new gym includes a Technogym Skill range, with cardio, resistance, and free-weights.
New “Calm Bags” are now being provided in 16 Everybody’s leisure centres across Cheshire East, including Nantwich.
It’s part of a scheme with Ruby’s Fund to help neuro-diverse people using the leisure facilities.
Crewe Lifestyle Centre is to host bike therapy classes for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
The classes, organised by Everybody Leisure, will mark World Parkinson’s Day on April 11.
Everybody Health & Leisure in Cheshire East are to stage free gym and swim membership and free places on their multi activity days during the Easter holidays.
These are for children and young people in receipt of benefits-related free school meals.
Everybody Leisure is to take over delivery of the “Bikeability” scheme across Cheshire East.
The scheme, funded by the Department for Transport, teaches young people to ride a bike.
Everybody Health & Leisure is launching group cycling classes at Crewe Lifestyle Centre for people living with Parkinson’s Disease.
The classes include riding an indoor stationary bike, which has been shown to reduce Parkinson’s motor symptoms by as much as 35%.
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