BADMINTONscotland’s Cashback for Communities initiative continues to go from strength to strength with the news that communities in Inverclyde and Moray will benefit from free badminton activity over the coming months.

The courses in Inverclyde are being are being organised by Martin McNab in partnership with Active Schools, St Stephens High, Inverclyde Academy and Community Safety Partnerships, whilst in Moray Sports Development, Active Schools, Badminton Moray and Grampian Police will work together. The activities in both regions will be run by local coaches. 

Following the successful launch of Cashback for Communities in the Western Isles and North Lanarkshire, BADMINTONscotland have now introduced the initiative to four regions of Scotland, with further courses planned for other areas in the coming months.

Chief Executive Anne Smillie said: "Cashback for Communities is a fantastic opportunity to provide opportunities for even more young people to participate in sport. We already have successful Bank of Scotland Play Badminton Carnivals and Sportshall Challenges and the Cashback for Communities programme enables us to widen our reach to even more areas of our society."

BADMINTONscotland's Cashback Coordinator Kirsty Wilmington said: "I’m delighted with the response to Cashback so far from all over Scotland. We have already organised Cashback sessions for the Western Isles and North Lanarkshire and with activities now confirmed in Moray and Inverclyde the initiative is going from strength to strength."

Further information on activities in Inverclyde and Moray can be viewed using the links below:
Inverclyde
Moray

To keep a track of future courses or for further information check out the Cashback section at www.badmintonscotland.org.uk or contact Kirsty Wilmington on 0141 445 1218.