Next time you wwimmers at your Active Lifestyle Centre, you could be splashing about in swimwear made from old fishing nets and other industrial waste recovered from the ocean and landfill.
The sustainable swimwear has arrived thanks to a partnership with Australian swimwear brand Zoggs whose Ecolast™ swimwear and accessories are made from a range of recycled materials.
It's the latest move by Circadian Trust, the not-for profit organisation that operates Active Lifestyle Centres, to maximise the company’s environmental credentials and follows several other green initiatives, including rainwater harvesting, the use of solar voltaic cells, and LED lighting.

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Dragons’ Den backed theatre school Razzamataz Bristol North decides on a new theme every year to best help its students. This academic year it's focussing on ‘What will you become?’
“Razzamataz believes that all children can achieve whatever they set their minds to with support from those closest to them,” says Principal Georgia Davies. “Our schools are inclusive and safe environments where they can start to explore what their futures look like. With determination, resilience and hard work, we teach students that if they can dream it, they can achieve it.”
Click below to find out how your child can take part in a free taster day at Razzamataz on September 14th.

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Alice and Amy, Chairs of the Victorian Day Committee, are desperately seeking volunteers for the morning of Victorian Day (Saturday 7th December) 9-11.30am to help direct stall holders to their pitches.
If you can help on the day of Victorian Day and would like more information, please email below.

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