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Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre
St Johns Way Stockton on Tees TS19 0FB Tel : 01642 528046 | 528696 fax : 01642 528695 Email : ragworth.library@stockton.gov.uk Official Council Website [view] How to find us [view map] |
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Get in shape at Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre
LOOKING to get in shape for the spring and summer months ahead? Look no further than Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre where two new fitness classes start at the beginning of March. A new Pilates class starts Monday March 3 from 11am to 12 noon designed to improve core strength, help improve posture, and relaxation techniques. Also an Abs Blast Class, concentrating on your love handles and waist, helping you to firm, flatten, and strengthen abdominal muscles Both classes cost £2.30. There are also a number of other health and fitness related classes on offer at the centre, including Bums and Tums, Circuit Classes, Body Blitz, Active Health Class, Kick Boxing, Health Walk, Tea Dance, and a Junior Jump About session for 8 -15 year olds. The Centre has a fully equipped fitness suite with a variety of membership options. For further information please contact the Centre's reception on (01642) 528046 |
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Community centre in Stockton receives boost from social landlord. 1st February 2013 in News By Graeme Hetherington
A COMMUNITY club for youths and adults with learning difficulties has received a financial boost thanks to a £1,500 donation.
The Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre received the funding from the social landlord Tristar’s Stockton North Reaching Out Area Panel (ROAP).
Stockton Borough Council staff at the centre were approached by Debbie Robertson, Tristar Patch Manager, to see how young people could benefit from funding.
The children attending the Stockton-based youth club got together and created their own wish list which included much needed additional televisions, consoles, games and equipment.
Craig Farnaby, the centre manager, said: “We are extremely grateful to Tristar’s Stockton North ROAP for their continued support and valued contribution, it has brought a lot of smiles to many faces.”
The funding has helped to provide additional entertainment that children and other users of the centre can access on a daily basis.
Janet Richardson, ROAP representative, said: “Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre is very important to our community. Through the ROAP’s funding, Tristar Homes has given us the opportunity to provide much needed equipment for the young people who use the centre and youth club.”
A COMMUNITY club for youths and adults with learning difficulties has received a financial boost thanks to a £1,500 donation.
The Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre received the funding from the social landlord Tristar’s Stockton North Reaching Out Area Panel (ROAP).
Stockton Borough Council staff at the centre were approached by Debbie Robertson, Tristar Patch Manager, to see how young people could benefit from funding.
The children attending the Stockton-based youth club got together and created their own wish list which included much needed additional televisions, consoles, games and equipment.
Craig Farnaby, the centre manager, said: “We are extremely grateful to Tristar’s Stockton North ROAP for their continued support and valued contribution, it has brought a lot of smiles to many faces.”
The funding has helped to provide additional entertainment that children and other users of the centre can access on a daily basis.
Janet Richardson, ROAP representative, said: “Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre is very important to our community. Through the ROAP’s funding, Tristar Homes has given us the opportunity to provide much needed equipment for the young people who use the centre and youth club.”
