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There are 30 Kindness Matters award recipients across the globe
THE boss of Herefordshire's leisure centres has highlighted the plight of pools across the country as it's revealed half face shutdown or service…
HEREFORDSHIRE'S swimming pools and leisure centres have celebrated 20 years under Halo's ownership.
When Terese Murphy saw the large area of cleared land along the road at Annett State Forest over in Rindge, she naturally had some questions. I had felt the same way – what’s going on there?As community members, it is important that we look out for...
The National Leisure Recovery Fund from Sport England supports publicly owned leisure facilities through the coronavirus crisis. Herefordshire Council has received £460k to allocate to Halo Leisure to help secure the future of these important community venues in Hereford, Bromyard, Kington, Ledbury, Leominster, Kington, Ross. This is the maximum amount that could have been allocated and seeks to allow leisure facilities to reopen to the public. Halo is a social enterprise and like many registered charities has struggled financially during the ongoing pandemic. Chief executive offic...