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Aylesbury's Bucks Council owned community centres are back open.
There is a limited number of activities covered under Step Two of the government's covid response roadmap taking place.
The community centres back open are the Alfred Rose, Bedgrove, Hawkslade, Prebendal, Southcourt and Quarrendon & Meadowcroft.
More information is here https://www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk/section/community-centres-vale-buckinghamshire-council?fbclid=IwAR1WW1OBxl5vjERMC_PtTb5J9uR1v9Zp0MITvPjMcqW5hF3M9t9EXJi_X0I
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