Cannock Chase CAN App

Introduction to Cannock Chase CAN

The wait is finally over.

Start your wellness journey today! The new Cannock Chase Can App is now available to download for free by visiting Google Play and the App Store.

This App is not a diet or fitness App! The new app provides information about eating well, physical activity, healthier lifestyle choices as well as how to budget, sleep and manage emotional wellbeing. This is presented as a Wellness Wheel, which captures all the themes to help you focus on what’s important to you to live happier and healthier !

It hosts a variety of wellness challenges which can be undertaken as an individual, group or family. To celebrate your success, users, will be given trophies and instant rewards which have been provided by local businesses.

Be inspired by others, submit challenges and gain rewards and points for your progress whilst at the same time improving your health and wellbeing!

If you would like further information about Cannock Chase Can, email cannockchasecan@cannockchasedc.gov.uk or visit www.cannockchasecan.co.uk

You can also follow them on Facebook – search for ‘Cannock Chase Can’.

How to get involved in Rugeley

Rugeley Town Council is happy to support the Cannock Chase CAN App as a way of encouraging local residents to explore the local countryside, learn more about local history and get involved in local activities through volunteering. This webpage is in its infancy but will develop over the coming months with activities and how to get involved.

Energy Arts Project - event launch on Saturday 11th February 12noon - 4pm in the Rose Theatre, Taylors Lane, Rugeley.

Members of the public are invited to join us at the Rose Theatre to see the culmination of work on our Cooling Towers. In 2021, local Year 4 pupils were asked to submit drawings of what was important to them about living in Rugeley. Artist Kirsten Jesson took these ideas and developed them to create 8 detailed towers, each standing 1m high and made from recycled wood pulp and sugar beet. Other towers were given to the Hart School and to a youth project in Brereton for their completion. After the launch, we will be finding 'forever' homes for the towers and as a user of the Cannock Chase CAN App you will be able to get points and find out more information by going on a trail to find all the towers.