No sweat! New gym in Twyford is perfect for people who don’t like traditional fitness centres thanks to its 20-minutes a week programme
A NEW gym in Twyford is promising to get locals fit and healthy - and there isn't a piece of ...
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Wokingham gyms celebrate the big reopening
Wokingham town mayor opened énergie Fitness, the town centre's newest gym, as other gyms reopened following lockdown.
Elevate 360: Stay active in lockdown for just £50
WOKINGHAM’S newest gym has virtually opened and, while doors remain closed in lockdown, staff are offering a month-long online training ...
Fitness from home during lockdown
By Sarah Sylvester from Run Talk Run According to the 2017 Land Registry, one in seven of us live in ...
New look for Loddon Valley Leisure Centre gym in Lower Earley
The new gym at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre ONE of the biggest gyms in Berkshire opened for the first time ...
Woodley leisure centre could be demolished and replaced with new facilities
A LEISURE centre in Woodley could be demolished and replaced with new facilities, the council has announced. Last night (Thursday) Wokingham ...
Wokingham town centre gym to be taken over by rival brand
A WOKINGHAM town centre gym will be rebranded after its group was taken over by a rival company. Virgin Active, ...
Carnival Pool currently closed due to ‘technical problem’
THE pools at Carnival Pool & Fitness Centre are currently closed due to technical issues. Wokingham Borough Council tweeted just ...
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