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Hello, with the weather improving, I thought I would flag up the free access to leisure centres in southwark.

1. If you are experiencing poor mental and physical health and live in the borough, the GP exercise referral service allows up to three months of free use of leisure centers. There are three levels of support, and you can even refer yourself. read more for more info:

Kickstart, Active Boost and Cardiactive - Everyone Health Southwark

 

2. If you don't have challenges with physical ands mental health, you can access the free swim and gym for a year. for more info:

Free swim & gym eligibility requirements – Leisure Facilities in Southwark

3. Are you a blue badge holder? you can apply for the AD Permit, a virtual payment which allows disabled drivers to part on single and double yellow lines without the need of displaying a blue bae in the windscreen. there is also information for disabled residents to use the Low Traffic Neighborhood (LTNs) around the borough.

 Exemptions for Blue Badge holders | Southwark Council

Want more information? use the councils website: www.southwark.gov.uk 

 

 

 

  

 

  

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