Home| News about leisure - past information is now in Archive - leisure March 2010 Grow-your-own revolution gets major land boost IDeA: Role of culture and sport in supporting adult social care to deliver better outcomes February 2010 London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Third Annual Report January 2010 Accessible Tourism: Making it work for your business The weekend of 30th/ 31st January is the big garden birdwatch. It is an opportunity to sit and watch the birds in your garden - and contribute to a national record of garden birds. Channel 4 will be broadcasting coverage of the 2012 Paralympic Games. following a 'highly competitive tender process'.This is to be welcomed as there had been concern that the Paralympics would only be available on pay-per-view television.
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Ice Cube 2010 Yesterday (Thursday 18th February) was an open session at the IceCube, which those who had told me they wished to attend knew. It was a busy session but very enjoyable for all. While I am pleased when peole turn up who haven't told me they are coming, it really is helpful if you can tell me so we can make sure everyone is happy with the situation. The Ice Cube returns to Millennium Square in Leeds on Saturday 16th January until Sunday 7th March. Once again we have been given a session for wheelchair users each Thursday between 10.45 and 11.30 - so the Thursdays will be 21st January, 28th January, 4th February, 11th February, 18th February, 25th February and 4th March
So that the Ice Cube can have an appropriate number of ice marshalls on duty, please let me know when you are coming. Phone: 0113 2977942 Email: linda.boadle@val.org.uk ________________________
Ice Cube 2009 On 26th February we broke the record for the largest number of wheelchair users on ice - at the Ice Cube in Millennium Square, Leeds. The previous record was 48. The result has been verified - there were 106 wheelchair users on the Ice Cube. Thank you to all those who took part.
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