Active North Yorkshire announced today its official involvement with the hub in Skipton.
The leisure centre on Gargrave Road is now operating under the new service.
The change follows North Yorkshire Council's initiative to improve fitness and well-being centres across North Yorkshire.
The dedicated website for Active North Yorkshire Skipton is now live at www.northyorks.gov.uk/active, providing information about the centre, activities, and facilities available.
A new mobile app has also been introduced and can be downloaded via https://get.myfitapp.de/a/KJ25?pv=1.
Existing users are able to sign in with their current details, and all bookings have been automatically transferred across to the new system.
North Yorkshire Council has also published a set of frequently asked questions on its website to help answer queries and explain how members may be affected by the transition.
Active North Yorkshire now operate their services in Harrogate, Skipton, Knaresborough, Ripon and Selby.

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