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10 November 2021

The Beat the Street Renfrewshire winners receive their prizes!

The winners of the recent Beat the Street Renfrewshire game have officially been presented with their prizes for topping the total and average points leaderboards in a special presentation.

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The winners of the recent Beat the Street Renfrewshire game have officially been presented with their prizes for topping the total and average points leaderboards in a special presentation.

The physical activity game took place over six weeks from September to October with more than 6,300 people taking part and walking, cycling and wheeling as far as possible within the game framework. Together, the community clocked up 53,100 active travel miles. 

Beat the Street is a free, interactive game that encourages people of all ages to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives by rewarding teams with points and prizes the further they travel. Beeping and flashing sensors called Beat Boxes were placed around the towns and villages of Bridge of Weir, Elderslie, Houston, Howwood, Kilbarchan, Linwood, Johnstone and Lochwinnoch with participants invited to score points on journeys between them.

Among the winners who attended were Active Communities who topped the community and workplace leaderboards for total and average points, plus the Southend Smoothies who came third. Additionally, owing to the community’s achievement, MND Scotland were presented with a cheque for £500.

Maia Glackin, local engagement coordinator for Beat the Street, who presented vouchers and trophies to the winners, said: “The Beat the Street game really showed the best of Renfrewshire and brought together the whole community. Residents, partners and stakeholders from groups and organisations around the towns came together to encourage people to get active and to encourage the community to adopt healthy lifestyle habits.”

Councillor Cathy McEwan, Convener of Renfrewshire Council’s Infrastructure, Land and Environment Policy Board, said: “It’s been so much fun to see our communities playing the game with their friends and families, especially as getting outdoors and exercising together.

“Congratulations to all of the winners, including our nominated charity MND Scotland, but everyone who took part and got more active as a result is a winner.”

Beat the Street Renfrewshire has been commissioned by Renfrewshire Council in partnership with Renfrewshire Leisure and is funded by the Scottish Government’s Smarter Choices, Smarter Places programme, administered by Paths for All. It is being delivered by Intelligent Health.

Participants will soon receive a survey to measure the impact of the game.

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