Swimming is one of our favourite physical activities – and we know we’re not alone! The good news is that it is also one of the best forms of exercise: low impact but great for the heart rate. It helps build muscle strength and endurance without placing huge pressure on your body.
Swimming is so popular that we operate two separate timetables for our pools. When school’s out, we offer a whole range of special classes and blocked-out time for younger swimmers. During term time, we shift again to help everyone access the pools as they need. Take a look at each of our venues below, and see you soon!
A group of CV Life members who meet regularly at Xcel Leisure Centre say friendships they have made are proving a lifeline. Made up primarily of those over the age of 55, the group has grown organically over a number of years. Over cups of tea, biscuits and home-baked treats, the diverse group of Lifestyle […]
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A community partnership initiative means art is reaching new audiences in Coventry Herbert Art Gallery & Museum is working with University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) to put colourful exhibitions based on the museum’s collections in hospital corridors. It is hoped the initiative will bring interesting and enjoyable new displays to hospital users and visitors, […]
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An event in Coventry will aim to bring people together to show their support for victims-survivors of sexual violence and abuse while raising vital funds for a local charity. Coventry Rape and Sexual Assault Centre (CRASAC) is teaming up with CV Life’s Alan Higgs Centre to host a series of fitness classes in one day […]
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25 years is a long time to stay with one organisation. In a modern age where people change careers much more often, staying in the same job for decades is becoming rarer and rarer. But for Slavica Stojsavljevic, duty manager at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, a quarter of a century working for Culture […]
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