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Pictured at the new Jewson site are James Garnett, project director, Morgan Sindall Construction; Coun Dean Collins Chesterfield Borough Council member for economic development, Chesterfield Borough leader Coun Tricia Gilby and Andy Hall, Yorkshire and North East managing director, Morgan Sindall. I look forward to seeing this site progress and also see how it can be used to help support skills development and economic recovery in Chesterfield.”
A groundbreaking event was held on the site of the new £4.4m facility on Sheffield Road, attended by representatives from Jewson, Chesterfield Borough Council and Morgan Sindall Construction, which will build the new Jewson centre.
Indoor gyms and fitness activities restart from Monday
Trampolining, squash and swimming will all return alongside other classes
Indoor activities and gym classes will return on Monday (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)
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Indoor fitness classes and activities will return next week as the country steps into stage 3 of the roadmap out of lockdown.
Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds LABOUR is set to reveal on Monday the details of a new commission looking at how to rebuild high streets in city and town centres decimated by Covid-19 closures. Anneliese Dodds, the shadow Chancellor, is to visit Dewsbury on Monday to announce the Rebuilding Our High Streets Commission. Experts from the retail, leisure and hospitality sector, as well as officials from trade unions and social enterprises, will come together on the commission over the next six months to advise Labour. Non essential retail was able to reopen last week, as well as pubs and restaurants for outdoor service, following the relaxation of Covid restrictions.
Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds will visit Dewsbury on Monday (Jacob King/PA) LABOUR is to reveal the details of a high street commission designed to inform its policies on how to rebuild the fortunes of city and town centres ravaged by Covid-enforced closures. Shadow chancellor and Oxford MP Anneliese Dodds will use a trip to Dewsbury in West Yorkshire to announce an independent Rebuilding Our High Streets Commission, bringing together experts from businesses in retail, leisure and hospitality, as well as representatives of the trade union and social enterprise sectors. The commission will meet regularly over the course of the next six months to offer independent advice to the party.
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