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Nite Wave and Roller Disco
Posted on 13/06/2007
Loughborough Newsdesk
LOUGHBOROUGH Leisure Centre is inviting young people to come along and take part in two fun-filled evening activities.
On Friday evenings there is Nite Wave " the new pool party for 8"16 year olds. There will be a variety of water inflatables to use and a resident DJ will be playing the latest tracks. You can spend an hour and a half in the pool followed by a hot dog and drink " all included in the £4.00 entrance fee.
Alternatively, spice up your Saturday nights at the Roller Disco for only £2.50 (or £3 with hire of skates)! Held every week our energetic, exciting skating sessions are accompanied by our Resident DJ and disco lights! You and your friends can lap the rink to all your favourite tunes!!!
Julie Robinson, Head of Leisure, said: "Roller Disco is a fantastic night out with your friends and you can hire skates from child size 11 to adult size 13, so even Mum and Dad can come along for some Family Fun!!!
Both events are held between 7 " 9pm. For more information you can call us on 01509 611080
"We were lucky in some respects that they kept Leicestershire in the name for a while as other regiments lost their county name straight away.
"It was a difficult decision at the time and was very sad. But its a fantastic honour for them now.
"Having been in the regiment when it was formed, it will be a proud moment for me now being a councillor of the Borough that has given them freedom of entry.
Cllr Brown has nothing but admiration for the Royal Anglians current batch of troops, who have served in Bosnia, Sierra Leone, Northern Ireland, Afghanistan and Iraq in the last 15 years.
"Times have changed and active service is very different now, added Cllr Brown, who served in Aden, Malta and Bahrain during his nine years service.
"Its very difficult for young people but youve got to be proud of the lads " they do a fantastic job.
"When you look back on your army days, you realise what a big part of your life it was. It was an interesting time of my life and I had good times and bad times.
"But when I look back at the old photos, there are a lot of laughs there. Im looking forward to meeting some old friends when the parade takes place.
"Its going to be a very proud moment.