RENFREWSHIRE Leisure will suspend all of its indoor fitness classes for 16 days from 6pm tomorrow following the Scottish Government’s latest steps to tackle the spread of Covid-19.
The independent leisure and culture charity is also suspending all outdoor contact sports for over-18s to comply with measures outlined by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Gyms and swimming pools will remain open, operating with safety as the priority and within all government guidelines.
Staff will also offer as much content as possible digitally, at www.renfrewshireleisure.com, via the RENTV channel and across the organisation’s social media platforms.
Victoria Hollows, chief executive of Renfrewshire Leisure, said: “The safety of our staff and customers is our key focus. As an organisation, we are committed to doing everything possible to support our communities through this pandemic.
“We want to continue helping people with their health and wellbeing while they are unable to attend classes, which is why we will look to do all that we can online.
"We would also encourage anyone who normally enjoys our classes to try a session at our gyms or swimming pools, where we will be happy to welcome them in the safe environment we have created.”
Details of sessions available digitally will be shared via Renfrewshire Leisure’s social media channels and website, where information about all of the charity’s services and booking arrangements can also be found.
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