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Now for something more local.
Now for something more local.
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Press
release.
Olympic
Legacy! Langport Junior Runners Get a Boost!
Thanks
to a grant from Somerset County Council’s Health and Wellbeing
Scheme, the junior branch of Langport Runners can get fit with some
new equipment and enjoy new winter training facilities.
Langport
Runners Junior Athletic Club is delighted to announce that from
Monday 7th
January 2013, they will be moving to a new base at Huish Leisure
Centre for the winter months.
The
Club will have the use of a floodlit outdoor all weather area, or the
Academy Gymnasium with some new equipment in the case of bad weather.
The training aims to develop athletic abilities and skills in a fun
and enjoyable way, and in a safe environment. There will also be
opportunities for longer training runs.
Jane
Brookhouse, Chair of the Langport Running Club, said ‘We are
delighted to be able to offer young athletes some better facilities
in partnership with Huish Leisure Centre over the winter. In this
way, the Club will be making a significant contribution to the London
2012 Olympic Legacy by encouraging more youngsters to enjoy and
benefit from the sport of athletics by offering a better quality
training scheme. The Club is very grateful for the support of Cllr.
Derek Yeomans in making the application for the grant’.
Prospective
new members and parents are always welcome to visit training
sessions before joining.
All
enquiries about training times and membership to David German .
Tel
01458 259688
Press
release issued by:
Jane
Brookhouse, Chair, Langport Runners.
Carrie
Wallace , Manager, Huish Leisure 01458 251055
14 th Dec 2012
