A LOCAL wellbeing organisation has confirmed it is on the move from its base in Burntwood.
The not-for-profit Revive Yoga and Wellbeing Studio has left its High Street home to move to a "community-based" approach at six venues across the local area.
The Community Interest Company will offer its normal mix of yoga, meditation, breathwork and exercise classes, workshops, events, online offerings, run club, walk club and one-to-one sessions.
It will now operate from:
- First Chase Terrace Scout Hut
- Hammerwich Women's Institute Hall
- The Parkgate Inn
- The Old Mining College
- Beaudesert Activity Centre
- Burntwood Rugby Club
Revive, which is supported by a team of 16 instructors and home to three other wellbeing businesses, said the new venues offer larger practice spaces than its previous home and improved parking, while enabling more members of the local community to access classes.
The studio is also home to Speech Therapy Central Ltd, which will relocate to the Old Mining College, while Evolve Therapy will be moving to Cannock Enterprise Centre. Waves Physiotherapy is yet to confirm its new location.
Susan Jackson, founder of Revive, said:
"We're hugely grateful to Burntwood Town Council, Active Lichfield, our new venue partners and our wonderful community for supporting our mission and ensuring our classes continue within the local community.
"We may be moving location but Revive continues to be about helping more people live healthier, stronger, happier lives."
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