When several groups wanted the same sports hall, discussion arose about allocating time. Children's teams needed early sessions, while adults could meet later. A new group felt it received too little space because others already had regular bookings. Everyone explained their needs at a meeting. Organisers also checked actual use at different times. They then trialled a new arrangement for a few weeks. Nobody received exactly what they wanted, but several found the allocation fairer. They agreed to review it after the trial. The case showed fairness did not always mean equal hours, but could involve different needs and opportunities.