WELL-BEING CENTRE OPENING HOURS
OPENING HOURS (From January 6th 2025)
SALTBURN WELLBEING CENTRE IS OPEN
(Face-to-Face By Appointment Only)
STRICT Safeguarding Policies are place for those attending the Centre.
These will be explained upon your arrival.
If you are ill with flu or sickness, we kindly ask that you refrain from entering the Centre
& re-arrange your appointment to help protect those most vulnerable.
NEW OPENING HOURS:
The Well-Being Centre's Practice is OPEN
Monday to Friday: (08:00am - 21:00pm)
Our Centre's Administration Office is OPEN
Tuesdays & Thursdays: (10:00am - 14.15pm) &
Wednesdays & Fridays: (By Prior Arrangement Only)
We prefer contact via eMail: info@saltburnwellbeingcentre.co.uk
Alternatively send us a Message : +44 (0) 78 55 99 04 91
GROUPS ARE RESTARTING BUT MAY RUN AT DIFFERENT TIMES
PLEASE REFER TO OUR UPDATED CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR 2025.
WHERE TO FIND US:
The Saltburn Well-Being Centre is in the heart of Saltburn, close to Saltburn Railway Station with easy access to regular train services to and from Darlington. Northern Rail time-tables from Darlington can be found here or http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/slb/details.html
Bus Stops for regular services to the villages in East Cleveland, Guisborough, Redcar, Marske and Middlesbrough are situated directly opposite the Centre. Buses locally are the X4, 48 and 28
Saltburn is also easily accessible by A174 coast road that runs between Redcar and Whitby.
2 hours of FREE parking is available in town. If you require longer find a safe parking space on the outskirt edge of town within a short walk.
Our Well-Being Centre is ideally placed to enjoy the local countryside, sandy beaches and the sea and surf, situated a short walk from carefully planted Italian Gardens and a winding valley with its miniature railway, iron coloured stream and spring garlic aroma.
From Secrets by Freya North
"Venturing up and down the sloping streets on recent days, she'd been surprised at the diversity. From the iron awnings and dusty glass along Milton Street and Dundas Street, harking back a little forlornly to their Victorian heyday..."
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