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South Glos wellbeing studio celebrates 10 years with £170,000 upgrade
['Matty Airey']
Gazette Series | News
Over the past decade, the Wellbeing Studio has supported hundreds of people to build confidence, improve mobility, manage long‑term health conditions and reduce social isolation.
The latest investment centres on a suite of power‑assisted machines from UK manufacturer Innerva, designed to support 'active ageing'.
The Bradley Stoke project sits alongside a newly opened Wellbeing Studio at Yate and a recently expanded facility in Thornbury.
Around a fifth of Active Lifestyle Centre members now come via long‑term health referrals, highlighting the role these studios play as a bridge between healthcare and independent activity.
To mark the anniversary and encourage more residents to try the service, Bradley Stoke Active Lifestyle Centre is offering free trial sessions, with more details available on the Active Centres website.