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The Active Lifestyle Centres' Summer Programme runs 23rd July - 31st August for boys and girls from Yr1 - Yr7.
Active Camps are jam packed full of fun and action that will guarantee your children have a great time. Click below to view the Summer Programme. Earlybird offer runs until July 11th.
Over 700 people drown in the UK and Ireland every year and many more suffer injury, some life-changing, through near-drowning experiences.
15th - 25th June is Drowning Prevention Week, and your Active Lifestyle Centre is offering free Swim Assessments. Click below to find out more...
There's a new team in place at Bevan Evemy Solicitors following the retirement of Anne Evemy. Director Lynn Bevan has expanded the team, which now offers advice and service in more areas of law, including criminal defence, including road traffic defences. Bevan Evemy continue to meet clients in all areas of South Gloucestershire and offer a free initial consultation and free drop-in sessions. Click below to read more...
Latest news from the Gazette:
• Carnival fun for Chipping Sodbury
• Councillor highlights GP provision fears
• Significant improvements made to South Gloucestershire's children's services
• Jailed: Thug who fled to Poland after attacking Yate family
• Big results for South Gloucestershire's new waste plan
Latest items from BBC News:
• Brexit: Three 'simple' requirements for EU citizens to stay in UK
• Confusion reigns over fate of detained migrant children
• Sophie Gradon, former Love Island contestant, dies
• Naz Shah's wheelchair vote prompts calls for Commons reform
• WHO gaming disorder listing a ‘moral panic’, say experts
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