Summer Fun Day 2010 featuring The official launch of Fire Fit Families Assault Course

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Summer Fun Day 2010 featuring The official launch of Fire Fit Families Assault Course

Event description:: Be Active = Fun! Come to join us!
We will be celebrating by...: complete the first ever Inflatable fire and rescue service themed assault course in the UK
Type of event:: Festival
Date:: 24 July 2010
Time:: 11am - 4pm
Ticket information:: N/A
Organisation:: Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service (MFRS)
Place:: MFRS Training & Development Academy
Storrington Avenue
Liverpool
L11 9AP
Website:: www.merseyfire.gov.uk
Full details:: The first ever Inflatable fire and rescue service themed Assault Course in UK (it is NOT a bouncy castle); To paddle a Smoothie at your own choice of favour; Spectacular demonstration from the Search & Rescue Team of Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service (MFRS); A taste of training facilities at the MFRS Training & Development Academy; Painting on a paper or to be painted on your face; Street Dancing and Free Running workshops; and to Challenge Yourself at the gym on a fire station with a small souvenir you would like to keep! Many more usual and unusual activities supported by local organisations waiting for you to discover! Look forward to seeing you on Saturday 24th July 2010 at MFRS Training & Development Academy, Storrington Avenue, Liverpool L11 9AP, in between 11am – 4pm!!

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