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New Age Kurling is a team sport that has been developed to be inclusive for all ages and abilities. Between two and four players on opposing teams compete in a tactical game that involves sliding weighted stones towards a circular target.

This activity is good for wellbeing because

  • physical activity is good for mental health & wellbeing;
  • playing sport is a great way to meet new people;
  • learning or improving a skill is satisfying - and great fun!

Find out about New Age Kurling:

What to expect

There are New Age Kurling sessions in a number of South Cambs venues – details of days/times are here. All sessions are suitable for older people and wheelchair users as you can play seated or standing (the venues are also fully accessible). No need to book, just turn up – equipment and other people to play with will be provided (as well as someone to show you how to play).

Sessions in Papworth Library are term-time only on the first and third Thursday of each month 10am -12noon. No need to book, just drop-in. The library is closed to normal business and refreshments are available.

More information

If you'd like to set up a a New Age Kurling sessions in your community, email Ben Truett (Physical Activity Coordinator at South Cambs District Council) via [email protected] and he can help you.

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There is a small charge per session – more details here.

How to contact

Website

www.scambs.gov.uk/health-and-wellbeing/indoor-activities/

Where to go

Fowlmere Village Hall
Chrishall Road
Fowlmere
Royston
UK

Gamlingay Eco Hub
Stocks Lane
Gamlingay
Sandy
UK

The William Collyn Community Centre
Wellbrook Way
Girton
Cambridge
UK

Great Chishill Village Hall
Hall Lane
Great Chishill
Royston
SG8 8SH

Hauxton Centre
Church Road
Hauxton
Cambridge
UK

Papworth Village Hall
Ermine Street South
Papworth Everard
Cambridge
UK

Papworth Library
Ermine Street North
Papworth Everard
Cambridge
UK

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