Bishop’s Move creates partnership with Spirit Health Clubs
26th May 2008
Spirit Health Clubs special discounts offer encourages Bishop Move’s customers and staff to ‘Get Moving’
Bishop’s Move, the UK’s largest independent removals and storage company, has entered in to a partnership with Spirit Health Clubs to offer its 15,000 customers per year a free opportunity to unwind following their move and settle in to their new location.
The ‘Get Moving’ package offers all new Bishop’s Move customers two weeks FREE Spirit Health Club family membership during daytime hours and at weekends at any of its 40 nationwide locations. Any clients wishing to remain at the Club once the promotion period ends also qualifies for 10% off full membership. The deal also extends to Bishop’s Move employees, who can benefit from a similar discount for annual membership.
In a return gesture, Bishop’s Move is offering a 10% discount on its removals and storage services to any Spirit Health Club members who are relocating.
Nigel Bishop, Managing Director of Bishop’s Move comments: “Moving house can be physically and emotionally draining, so what better way to de-stress from that by relaxing with a spa or beauty treatment, a few laps in the pool or working it out in the gym?”
“This partnership reinforces Bishop’s Move commitment to deliver a considerate and professional service to our customers, as well as our market leading position.”
Any new client with Bishop’s Move from May 2008 will receive a voucher with their booking confirmation detailing their temporary membership of the nearest Spirit Health Club to their new home. The membership lasts for two full weeks from the date of their first visit, and can be redeemed at any time within three months of the voucher being issued.
Justin Andrews, Operations Support Manager for Spirit Health Clubs said: “Joining a health club is a great way to meet new people and likeminded families. ‘Get Moving’ will help Bishop’s Move customers recover from their relocation, stay health and start building a network of friends in their new town.”
