Yoga in Christchurch
Christchurch is a village in the Fenland district of Cambridgeshire, England. The population of the civil parish at the 2011 Census was 833. The village is sited close to the Cambridgeshire/Norfolk border. Christchurch has a small church, which was built in 1863 and consecrated in 1865. This is the source of Christchurch's claim to fame. The rector of the church from 1917 to 1928 was The Rev. Henry Sayers, father of the novelist, Dorothy L. Sayers. He and his wife were buried in unmarked graves in the churchyard at the behest of their daughter Dorothy. A plaque has since been installed in the churchyard to commemorate their interment. One of Sayers' novels, The Nine Tailors is set in the Christchurch and Upwell area. The village was allegedly named after the church because of the two large oil paintings hanging in the nave. One depicts Christ crowned with thorns and the other his descent from the cross. Both were brought from Italy by the church’s architect, Sir Roger Pratt. Wikipedia
Rebecca Khabiri
I have a background in a number of forms of yoga; having been introduced to the practice with Ashtanga Vinyasa and moving on to quieter/ contemplative practices including Yin, insight meditation and therapeutic yoga. I trained initially with the British Wheel of Yoga, branching out into their Yoga for People living with cancer qualification and…
Yoga in the Isle
I run small, friendly yoga classes in Newton in the Isle 4 times per week. Maximum 10 students per class. All props and mats for your use provided. Indoor or outdoor practice, weather dependent. Morning and evening classes available. As well I teach yoga in Wisbech Methodist Trinity Church every Tuesday at 9.30 am and…
Soma Yoga Norfolk
www.somayoganorfolk.com NATALIE JOBANPUTRA Hi, I’m Nat! I’m a Yoga teacher and Somatic Movement Educator based in West Norfolk. I offer weekly in-person Somatic Vinyasa Yoga at Castle Acre Village Hall and, a beautiful former chapel overlooking the castle ruins. This style of Yoga is slow but strong, with an emphasis on therapeutic, functional and embodied…