A bookable, calm, quiet pool time to support building a relationship with the water. Suitable for swimmers with a disability and their supporters.

  Join us for a walk of either 4 miles, as we head out of Ulverston will pay attention to a bit of history and then head up to the Hoad and back into the town or a walk of 6 miles including the Hoad, then halfway down the Ulverston canal and then through an area called the Ropeworks.        It is essential to register and book in advance online.

Open 7 days a week 9am-3:30pm, Cycle Hire sessions last 90mins Watchtree Wheelers is all about getting people on bikes. We hire bikes; we sell bikes; we fix bikes; we teach people to ride bikes. We have an extensive cycle fleet of accessable bikes and trikes for you to hire for 90 mins and ride around the reserve. We have all sorts of bikes for all sorts of people. Whatever your requirements, the chances are we have something to suit your needs. Can’t ride? We still have options ...

What do we do? Meet once a week for training and play in the Shropshire disability league once a month. Who is it for? Anyone over the age of 16 (male or female) with a disability, including invisible disabilities such asperger’s or autism. When do we meet? Every Sunday from 12pm-1pm. League games on a Sunday, once a month. Where? On the Telford College 3G pitch. Home league games are currently played at Telford College, Haybridge Road, Wellington. What does it cost? £3 per...

Paralympic Taekwondo

Mixed Ability Rugby aims to provide an opportunity for everyone to play Rugby union. Mixed Ability sport is simply that, a mixed team. Able bodied, beginners, those coming back to the sport, those carrying injury and those with physical or mental barriers / disabilities. The game bar a handful of adjustments is exactly the same as rugby you'd see on the TV but with more smiles and where everyone is included. Since 2016, the men's team has brought in over 100 new players to Worcester ...

Sessions for adults to swim socially, no lanes. These sessions are generally quieter and so may be more suitable for those living with dementia, neurodivergence and/or other long term health conditions