All government sport centres are now closed to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
They are:
* Fort Regent
* Les Quennevais Sports Centre
* Springfield Sports Centre
* Oakfield Sports Centre
* Langford Sports Centre
* Haute Vallee Swimming Pool.
Government-owned outside spaces and playing fields are still open, but users are encouraged to socially distance while enjoying them.
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