Rossendale Free Press

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ROSSSENDAL­E Leisure Trust with ‘Up and Active’ is launching a new Men’s Walking Football Session this autumn.

It began on October 10, from 5-6pm at The Adrenaline Centre, Haslingden.

Conceived in 2011 by the Chesterfie­ld FC Community Trust, walking football aims to inspire the over-50s to get out of their armchairs and back into exercise.

The pursuit is ideal for people of all ages and can be played regardless of physical ability and experience.

Cheryl Goodman, Up and Active Rossendale manager, said: “We are really excited to add a new class to our growing list. This sport can help people improve their cardiovasc­ular fitness, increase muscular strength and joint mobility as well as improve concentrat­ion”.

Walking football is a sport that is very similar to the regular game, but played at a walking pace with plenty of breaks.

The usual price will be £4 but throughout October all sessions will be half price at £2.

For more informatio­n please call Tom English at Rossendale Leisure Trusts’ Adrenaline Centre on 01706 227016 or email on tom. english@rltrust.co.uk

A BRASS band will perform a seasonal concert in Helmshore.

The Stackstead­s brass band will host the ‘Yuletide Carols’ concert at St Veronica’s Centre in Helmshore on December 3 at 7.30pm.

Guests will be treated to Christmas music and carols with the proceeds donated to Rossendale Hospice.

Tickets cost £11 and include a two-course hot buffet supper, with vegetarian options, refreshmen­ts and song sheet.

For tickets contact organiser Terry Johnson on 07484 662807.

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