Shropshire Live

Your local news & entertainment website and radio station

HomeNewsBusinessEntertainmentFeaturesWhat's OnAdvertisingRadioContact
Martin Childs

ON AIR NOW: 4PM–7PM

Martin Childs

Martin keeps you updated with all the latest news and entertainment for Shropshire.

Music through the evening

NEXT UP: 7PM–10PM

Music through the evening

Music from the 80s to today on Shropshire Live.

Martin Childs

Martin keeps you updated with all the latest news and entertainment for Shropshire.

Free yoga classes for communities in Oswestry, thanks to funding

By Shropshire Live17 February 2025
Share
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • WhatsApp

A series of free yoga classes are now available for communities in Oswestry, thanks to generous funding.

Free yoga classes for communities in Oswestry, thanks to funding

The block of gentle yoga classes, offered by not-for-profit Jenna Blair Yoga Community, take place at Open Space Studios, and include gentle yoga open to all, as well as yoga for Ukrainian communities in Oswestry.  

The classes, all held at Open Space Studios (near Oswestry Library) include:  

- Gentle yoga, open to all. Free weekly classes are held on Tuesdays, 12.30 - 1.30pm until 11 March

- Yoga for Ukrainian communities. Free weekly classes, guided in the Ukrainian language, are held on Tuesday evenings, 7.30 - 8.30pm until 11 March 

Jenna Blair, founder of the not-for-profit organisation, Jenna Blair Yoga Community, said: “We know what a powerful tool yoga is in supporting our wellbeing, not least through the incredible physical benefits of such as improved balance, mobility, bone density and muscle strength as well as tool for anxiety, stress and depression.   

“We also find that when people engage in this type of mindful activity together friendships are formed, and community bonds are strengthened so we’re delighted to be able to offer classes to communities in Oswestry thanks to this generous funding. 

“Yoga should be available and accessible to all, and we’re very grateful to our funders who have made these opportunities possible, including Shropshire Council, the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, Vibrant Shropshire and Homes for Ukraine.”  

All equipment, including mats will be provided for students. Booking is essential and spaces can be booked via the Jenna Blair Yoga website.

FacebookTwitter / XInstagramYouTube
NewsBusinessEntertainmentWhat's OnFeaturesPremium FeaturesRadioAboutAdvertisingContact

Download the app

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play
Privacy PolicyCookie PolicyTerms of UseCompetition TermsImpress Regulation
Shropshire Live is regulated by IMPRESS

© 2026 Shropshire Live. All rights reserved.  |  Designed and built by Shoothill

More from Shropshire Live

This is a test
News

This is a test

28 Sept 2026

Telford MP joins discussion on improving support for unpaid carers of seriously ill children
News

Telford MP joins discussion on improving support for unpaid carers of seriously ill children

Last week Shaun joined Telford & Wrekin CVS to host an event bringing unpaid carers together to have their say in the Government's Make Work Pay consultation before it closes on 1 September.

30 Jul 2026

Dyslexia Awards return in 2026 to celebrate exceptional talent and innovation
Features

Dyslexia Awards return in 2026 to celebrate exceptional talent and innovation

The prestigious Dyslexia Awards are set to make their grand return to Shropshire this year, spotlighting the remarkable achievements of dyslexics.

9 Jun 2026

Award-winning Newport Show promises finest food, music, and family fun
Entertainment

Award-winning Newport Show promises finest food, music, and family fun

Fantastic free fun, fine food and a festival feel are set to make this year’s Newport Show a great day out for all ages.

9 Jun 2026

Featured Articles

A Shropshire based sister act is turning the tide on single use plastics
Premium Features

A Shropshire based sister act is turning the tide on single use plastics

Sisters Wendy and Sarah Lees have turned the current pandemic into something of a positive by making a pledge to live a more sustainable lifestyle.

31 Mar 2021

Popular Articles

  1. 1Telford MP joins discussion on improving support for unpaid carers of seriously ill children
  2. 2Telford & Wrekin Council opens consultation on Local Plan modifications
  3. 3Shropshire Council continues to explore opportunities to work with town and parish councils
  4. 4Former boss of luxury spa to head up Newport’s newest retirement village
  5. 5Shrewsbury College student designs trophies for county business awards