National Sports Centre reopens

Monday, 1 February 2021 06:11

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

The National Sports Centre in Douglas is welcoming back visitors again from today.

The facility has reopened following the lifting of the Islands circuit-break lockdown with residents able to use the facilities as normal again and book to attend exercise sessions online.

Meanwhile the swimming pool there, along with the Northern and Southern swimming pools will reopen tomorrow (February 2), whilst the Western one is available again from today after staff there had recently undertaken training.

For more information people can reception on 688 588 or email nsc@gov.im and all sessions can be booked online.

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