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• Don't sit at home veggin' get out and active with your mates ! - BMX TRACK

  By  Com_Publisher at 10:53 on 19/07/10

  

  Two Riversmeet Track BMX track is situated behind the football pitches and is a free facility and flood-lit until late evening. It has been designed in consultation with local BMX enthusiasts and is being built by Steve Jenks, a BMX track specialist with over 20 years' experience. The track has four straights of jumps including a variety of different types, all being linked by concrete berms. The track has a concrete start...

• TEACHERS TREK TRIUMPHANT AS THEY RAISE OVER £800 FOR CHARITY

  By  Com_Publisher at 17:27 on 13/07/10

  

  Four intrepid teachers from Portfield School, a special needs school administered by local charity The Wessex Autistic Society, donned their walking boots recently trekking 26 miles along the Cerne Valley Trail all in the name of charity.   Frankie Keats, who is a teacher at the school,  Andrea Mayo, Jennie Chapman and Kathryn Lewis who are all Teaching Assistants, have all worked full time at Portfield for years, with...

• Fit Christchurch directory hits the streets

  By  Com_Publisher at 16:49 on 26/05/10

  

  The first edition of the directory of discounts for members of Fit Christchurch has now been published.   People who have already signed up, for free, to be part of the Fit Christchurch project can now present their membership cards at a number of businesses in the Borough to benefit from a range of discounts and special offers.   Benefits include everything from taster sessions at local sports clubs to discounts...

• Mayor cuts ribbon for more play in Highcliffe

  By  blacksteff0 at 18:00 on 27/04/10

  

  The Mayor of Christchurch, Cllr David Flagg cut the ribbon to mark the official opening of the new HIGH5 play park at Highcliffe Recreation Ground.   The new area contains an aerial cableway, an overhead rotator, a climbing zone, a trim trail, a ball court and a shelter. The final design came about following a consultation with children and young people from Highcliffe St. Mark’s Primary School, Highcliffe School...

• Football legend opens Two Riversmeet pitches

  By  blacksteff0 at 16:11 on 20/04/10

  

  Football legend and 1966 World Cup hero, Sir Geoff Hurst, has officially opened the synthetic turf football pitches and the BMX track at Two Riversmeet Leisure Complex in Christchurch. Before the ceremonies Two Riversmeet General Manager, Paul Rutter, told the history of the pitches to the crowd who had gathered. He explained that the area they were standing in had been a rubbish tip back in the 1970s and, after being used by...

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