Chesterfield and Staveley leisure centres closed until further notice

Chesterfield Borough Council has announced that Queen’s Park Sports Centre and the Staveley Healthy Living Centre will be closed to the public until further notice, from 10pm tomorrow (March 20).
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Councillor Jill Mannion-Brunt, cabinet member for health and wellbeing, said: “We have made the important decision to close these facilities to the public in line with Government guidance and with the aim of reducing the possible spread of the coronavirus.

“At this difficult time, it is vital that we all take our own health and wellbeing seriously, I would like to remind residents that our parks remain open in order to allow you to walk and exercise whilst maintaining social distancing.”

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Anyone who is a member of our leisure centres will have their membership suspended. Direct debit payments will not be collected until the centres return to being fully operational.

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For further information or advice on membership suspension please email [email protected] for Queen’s Park, or [email protected] for the Healthy Living Centre.

If you regularly pay Council Tax, rent or make any other payments at the Healthy Living Centre, these should now be made online by visiting www.chesterfield.gov.uk or calling 01246 345 345.

The government has advised Britons to avoid non-essential contact to help curb the spread Coronavirus.

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The most up-to-date information from Public Health England states that there are currently 3,269 cases in the UK, 144 deaths, and 79 patients have recovered.

There are currently 40 cases in Derbyshire.