A HOSPITAL in Cardiff said its gym has closed because the company which ran it is going into liquidation. The gym at University Hospital of Wales, called CMC Sports and Social Club, closed on Friday, January 31. On social media, the gym, which was run by Cardiff Medical Sports and Social Club Limited, said it…
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CMC Sports and Social Club at University Hospital of Wales. Photo via Google Ted Peskett, local democracy reporter A hospital in Cardiff confirmed its gym has closed because the company which ran it is going into liquidation. The gym at University Hospital of Wales, called CMC Sports and Social Club, closed on Friday, January 31.…
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