Covid-19 update
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Advice for visiting us
Keep a 2M distance at all times
You must wear a face covering when at the Selby Centre unless you meet the exemption
criteria set by the government.
There are one way systems in operation around various locations at the Selby Centre. Please adhere to these routes at all times.
Whilst with us, please follow current social distancing guidelines. We have floor markings to remind you to keep a 2m distance from other users, visitors & staff.
Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, and place the tissue into the bin straight away.
Please wash your hands before and after you visit the Selby Centre. We have hand sanitiser stations across the centre for your use.
To help maintain social distancing we have introduced a number of measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for all.
Here is how we are keeping you safe, along with some of the new measures in place at Selby Centre:
We advise users and visitors to regularly check this page and our social media for regular updates as the Covid-19 situation constantly is evolving.
We are now cashless - for all venue hire enquiries, we have now moved online. Please check our sub-section on venue hire for more info.
If you are displaying any symptoms of COVID-19, we kindly ask that you do not visit us, & that you seek medical advice, following government guidance.
Barriers have been added in select places around the Centre where it is more difficult to maintain social distancing, e.g. at reception.
We have temporarily had to limit the capacity per lift at Selby Centre. Please adhere to capacity limits. The next lift will be along shortly.
2m markings, posters and signage have been put up across the Centre for your safety, identifying potential pinch spots, and safer routes of walking around site.
Enhanced cleaning now taking place, with additional substances that kill viruses and bacteria on contact in order to reduce the risk of coronavirus spreading.
Changes to venue hire & capacity
Due to new government guidance in place regarding current capacities in indoor and outdoor venues, and in regards to social bubbles, we have had to make quick changes to our room booking capacity numbers. This is in compliance with current social distancing guidelines.
MEETING ROOM 1:
12 people
MEETING ROOM 2:
20 people
MEETING ROOM 3:
25 people
SPORTS HALL:
Currently closed
PARTIES & SOCIAL FUNCTIONS:
6 people
Changes to Sports
Tier 1: Medium
Organised individual & team sports that have been through return to play protocols can continue, while adhering to the 'rule of six'.
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Exemptions: under-18s, disabled people and over-18s for educational purposes can play in any number.
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Other indoor activities, e.g exercise classes, can continue in larger numbers based on the size of the venue, provided people are in separate groups of six people, or larger if they're from the same household or support bubble, which do not mix.
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Gyms and leisure facilities can stay open, and the 'rule of six' applies to informal activity.
Tier 2: High
Organised individual and team sport must be played by a single household or support bubble.
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Exemptions: under-18s, disabled people and over-18s for educational purposes can play in any number.
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Other indoor activities, e.g exercise classes, can continue in larger numbers based on the size of the venue, provided people are in seperate groups of six people, or larger if they're from the same household or support bubble, which do not mix.
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Gyms and leisure facilities can stay open, informal sport can only be played indoors by a single household or support bubble.
Tier 3: Very high
Organised individual and team sport must be played by a single household or support bubble.
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Exemptions: under-18s, disabled people and over-18s for educational purposes can play in any number.
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Other indoor activities, e.g exercise classes, can continue in larger numbers based on the size of the venue, provided people are in seperate groups of six people, or larger if they're from the same household or support bubble, which do not mix.
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Gyms and leisure facilities may have to close depending on local approaches , to business closures. Informal sports can only be played indoors by a single household or support bubble.
Last updated 10-11-20
The Selby Centre sport facilities are currently closed. For any questions, please contact reception at
Changes to volunteering
All volunteering opportunities are open and we are taking calls for any volunteer opportunities - both personal and corporate.
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Please ensure that when visiting the Selby Centre, you are following government guidelines on social distancing and safety precautions. We have social distancing markets, one way routes and hand sanitisers in the centre for you to use. Please adhere to rules upon your visit, and check with your centre contact before visiting should you require any further information.
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The Selby Trust is fully cooperating fully with the NHS Test and Trace Service. Details held concerning the use of our Centre will be shared with the NHS, upon formal request only, for the purpose of local disease management control.
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When visiting the Selby Centre, we ask that you use the NHS Covid-19 app to scan QR codes around the centre to ensure you are fully cooperating with the app.
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Thank you for helping us to keep our licensees, visitors, staff and the wider community safe.
The Sports Hall is currently closed, in line with the 4-week lockdown period and advice set out from the government. The below goes into details on sporting guidance at Selby Centre when the lockdown is over, and we re-enter the local tier system.