Celebrities like Paul McCartney, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sadie Frost have all campaigned for Triyoga, the beloved Primrose Hill posse's Go To for yoga and treatments, to stay well and truly open. Some claim that it would be like shutting a hospital and have outlined the need to have somewhere open not only for physical but also emotional wellbeing. Our only concern is that hospitals are free on the NHS and Triyoga is perhaps the most pricey place to do yoga in London, so perhaps a private hospital for those with through- the- roof insurance would be more accurate? It is true that they run community classes but they tend to be on when a lot of those who can't afford their classes are at work earning their bread and butter.
We all agree that we need more Go To centres in London and yet what kind of centre are we aiming to endorse and are we sectioning off these places to the elite and the famous just because we live in one of the most expensive cities in the world?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/10416816/McCartney-fights-to-save-Primrose-Hill-yoga-centre.html
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