Noble Community Tennis Club in Noble Park, Victoria | Sport & recreation

Noble Community Tennis Club

Locality: Noble Park, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9547 0855

Address: 46-56 moodemere Street 3174 Noble Park, VIC, Australia

Website: http://tennis.clubnoble.com.au

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25.01.2022 Hi All, We are pleased to announce that Club Noble will re-open its doors on Tuesday June 23rd! At this stage it will only be for Lunch & Dinner service and wil...l be restricted to a maximum of 50 patrons, with no more than 6 per table and with strict social distancing measures in place. Full table service will continue and we would prefer payment via Tap n Go where possible. Our online booking system is up & running so be sure to book in prior to your visit to avoid disappointment. Click on the link Book Now to the right. Please note our Wednesday Buy 1 Get 1 Free offer will not commence until further notice. The For The Love Your Local promotion with CUB is still running and you can pre-pay a Pint and CUB will buy you another...2 Pints for the price of one..simply search our previous posts for the link During the closure we have maintained our commitment to cleaning and sanitising which includes a deep clean to eliminate any possible contaminants. Club Noble staff will undergo training on updated WHS & CovidSafe as well as putting in place even more stringent cleaning protocols. I know our staff are keen to return to work and will continue to receive the JobKeeper subsidy until we become ineligible. Please keep up to date with all the latest info via our social media pages. Looking forward to welcoming you into the club very soon.

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05.01.2022 The Premier and Minister for Health have this morning announced the next stage of restrictions easing from 11:59pm on June 21. These include Restaurants and... cafes will be able to increase the number of patrons to 50. Cinemas, concert venues, theatres and auditoriums can open, also with up to 50 people per space. Pubs and clubs will be able to host up to 50 seated patrons, with no requirement to purchase a meal with your drink, however you’ll need to give your contact details and table service restrictions will still apply. Libraries, community centres and halls will be able to open to 50 people. Religious ceremonies can also increase to 50. Indoor sports centres and physical recreation spaces like gyms will be able to open to 20 people per space, with a cap of up to 10 per group for those over the age of 18. Local footy teams, soccer clubs and other contact sports will be able to resume training for over 18s from 13 July. And from 20 July, full competition can begin too. Supporting this gradual return to sport, clubs and community facilities will also be able to reopen their changerooms. It’s important to remember Keep washing your hands and keeping your distance If you have symptoms, no matter how mild, you must get tested. If you can work from home, you must continue to work from home. For the latest information visit dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus

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