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David Lloyd Leeds has teamed up with JLife to offer you the chance of winning a special prize worth up to £400: one month’s family membership, plus four places on the Easter Holiday Activity Programme.

Parents seeking some holiday solace need search no more as David Lloyd Leeds has launched its DL Kids Holiday Active programme for 2010. The kids’ activity programmes will run throughout the school Easter holidays, offering children aged five to 13 a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities to keep them active and entertained.

JLife has five pairs of tickets to Fiddler on the Roof up for grabs.

Fiddler on the Roof is being performed by Leeds Amateur Operatic Society (LAOS) from 19th-27th March at the West Yorkshire Playhouse’s Quarry Theatre.

Dancing Strictly contestant John Goodwin speaks to JLife’s Katherine Howard about mastering dance moves, fundraising feats and major influences.

When asked who his dream dancing partner would be, John Goodwin answered ‘Hattie Jacques’. John’s always up for a laugh and a challenge. This is one of the reasons why he’s embarking on one of the most potentially embarrassing moments of his life – he’s taking part in community fundraiser Dancing Strictly, a North Leeds version of BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing, which is taking place this month. “The whole concept of never having danced before and appearing in front of 500 people in a spandex type of outfit, I mean, there’s no point in doing it if you can’t see the funny side!” laughs John. John is no stranger to going to extreme lengths for good causes. He has raised money for various children’s charities by running the New York Marathon and various half marathons, and hitting the dance floor is no less challenging: “I’m training two nights a week and on Sundays, all for a 90 second routine. It doesn’t sound much but, believe me, it’s a lot of moves!”