A popular Swansea family attraction is doing its bit to help parents amidst the cost of living crisis by offering free meals for children. Limitless Trampoline Inflatable Park, located along the city's Langdon Road, has been a big hit since it opened six years ago as a family-run business.
And with the rise in food and fuel prices causing immense pressure on families across the city, those behind the park have decided to do their bit to alleviate the pressure they are facing. Free breakfast and lunch is to be served up to youngsters who visit the facility in a move it is hoped will offer a helping hand to the community.
The gesture comes after we reported how community buildings could be used in Swansea to give people a place to go to keep warm if they cannot afford to heat their own homes. Councillors, church leaders, and other organisations are set to meet to explore the concept of 'warm hubs' and whether community buildings in the area, such as local church halls, can be used to help keep people warm during the winter without people adding to their own fuel bills. You can read more about that by clicking here.
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Director of Limitless Swansea, Leigh Pugh said: "Limitless has been the heart of family entertainment in Swansea for the last six years. We are not a large corporation and have no financial backing from any investors, we are a family run business. With both directors previously working at Port Talbot Steelworks, the ethos and culture of Limitless is - family. So it is imperative for us to help local families during these difficult times.
"We are hoping to gain an amazing reception and hope that families can take advantage and benefit from these offers that we have created."
From Monday to Friday starting from Wednesday, September 7, there will be toddler meals for those aged one to three available between 10am and 2pm for parents who have children in nursery and are on split days - mornings and afternoons. For Bounce, it'll cost £7, which allows a stay any time between 10am and 3pm, with one adult, free of charge. The free food is then claimable in the cafe.
Then from September 12, kids will be able to eat for £1 every Monday, with meals for any age children who attend the weeknight open bounce session from 3pm until 6pm, limited to four per booking. Every Wednesday, there will be a free hot dog offered to children of any age who attend weeknight open bounce sessions between 3pm and 6pm, limited to four per booking. Click here to book or call 01792 464100.
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