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In Cirencester, one Sunday venue closes for emergency rest hub as another prepares to open

Cirencester's leisure centre cancelled activities for emergency use on the same weekend its museum announced weekly Sunday opening.

Cirencester's leisure centre was used as an emergency rest hub on Sunday, September 27, forcing cancellations at the venue, three local papers reported [2][3][4]. Read together, the reports describe a change in Sunday services in the town: one venue's usual activities were cancelled while another is about to add weekly Sunday opening. The museum's extended hours are due to begin four days after the leisure centre's emergency use [1][2][3][4].

Sources

  1. Cotswold Journal: Corinium Museum announces change to opening hours
  2. Gazette Series: Cancellations as leisure centre in Cirencester used for emergency rest hub
  3. Stroud News and Journal: Cancellations as leisure centre in Cirencester used for emergency rest hub
  4. Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: Cancellations as leisure centre in Cirencester used for emergency rest hub

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