Westminster Got Moving with the ActiveWestminster Weekend

What a weekend! ActiveWestminster Weekend returned on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 August, opening up leisure centres across Westminster for two packed days of free activities, fitness tasters, swimming, sport and family-friendly fun.

From first-timers trying something new to regulars getting back into a favourite activity, it was brilliant to see so many people getting involved, exploring local facilities and moving in ways that worked for them.

The weekend was all about making it easier for more people to be active, with free and low-cost opportunities available right on their doorstep. Attendees also had the chance to learn more about the free ActiveWestminster Card, which gives people who live or study in Westminster access to discounted activities including group exercise classes, swimming and racquet sports.

Champion of the Future taking part in the ActiveWestminster Weekend basketball scrummage
Jordan Gray brought big energy to the basketball scrimmage, inspiring players to get stuck in and enjoy the game.

There was even more inspiration this time around as Champions of the Future  Athlete Ambassadors joined the action. Zarah Butt, Jordan Gray and Ismael Berkoun supported sessions across the weekend, helping showcase local sporting talent and bring extra energy to the programme.

A huge thank you to everyone who came along, took part, supported the sessions and helped create such a positive atmosphere across Westminster.

Missed it this time? ActiveWestminster Weekend runs twice a year, so there will be more chances to try something new, get moving and discover free and low-cost activities near you next spring and summer/autumn.

Keep an eye on ActiveWestminster for upcoming events, activities and more ways to get active.

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