Set in Liverpool, Merseyside, this is a tennis venue at Princes Park where players can get out onto the court. It suits anyone looking for a spot to play in the local area, whether that means a casual knockabout or a more regular game.

Outdoor tennis courts like this are a good option for keeping active, building up your groundstrokes and enjoying a game with friends or family. Bring your own racket and balls, find a partner, and make the most of the space.

Tennis Court Princes Park is a tennis venue in Liverpool, Merseyside, offering somewhere to play locally.

Tennis Court Princes Park

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Set in Liverpool, Merseyside, Bohemians Tennis Club and Social Club combines tennis with a social side, offering a place to play as well as somewhere to relax off court. It caters to those in the surrounding area who enjoy the sport in a community setting.

A local tennis and social club like this is well suited to players who want regular games alongside a friendly atmosphere. Visitors can generally expect court time and the chance to meet others who share an interest in the sport.

Bohemians Tennis Club and Social Club, a tennis and social club in Liverpool, Merseyside.

Bohemians Tennis Club and Social Club

Table tennis players in Staveley, Chesterfield have a home at the Colin Deaton Table Tennis Academy, based at Springwell Community College Sports Centre on Middlecroft Road. The club began life as Staveley Table Tennis Club at Middlecroft Leisure Centre before adopting its current name, and it welcomes players of all abilities.

A table tennis club like this is a good place to practise, take part in league matches and meet other players locally. Whether you are new to the game or looking for regular competitive play, the Academy caters for a range of levels.

All abilities welcome

League play

Sports centre venue

Established club

Colin Deaton Table Tennis Academy is a table tennis club in Staveley, Chesterfield, welcoming players of all abilities.

Colin Deaton Table Tennis Academy

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Based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, Leeds Phoenix Swimming & Lifesaving Club offers swimming lessons and lifesaving coaching for both young people and adults. The club has been running since 1980 and is affiliated to the Royal Life Saving Society UK, with sessions held at John Charles Aquatics Centre. Its focus is on teamwork, building good relationships and enjoying the process along the way.

A swimming and lifesaving club like this is a good fit for anyone wanting to improve in the water, whether learning to swim from scratch or developing lifesaving skills. Programmes typically cater to a range of ages and abilities, from weekly lessons to more structured pathways.

Swimming and lifesaving

All ages welcome

Coached lessons

Established 1980

John Charles Aquatics Centre

Adult lessons

Leeds Phoenix Swimming & Lifesaving Club offers swimming lessons and lifesaving coaching for all ages in Leeds, West Yorkshire.

Leeds Phoenix Swimming & Lifesaving Club

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Based in the Sheffield area, Eckington Swimming Club is a friendly club catering for a range of swimming abilities. Whether members are developing swimmers taking their first steps towards competition or experienced masters swimmers, there are squads to suit different levels.

The club trains across two venues, Eckington Active on Gosber Street and Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield. A swimming club like this is a good fit for anyone wanting structured, coached training in a supportive setting, from newcomers to competitive galas and open meets such as the Eckington Open Meet.

Competitive squads

Coaching team

Two training venues

Events and galas

Eckington Swimming Club is a friendly swimming club near Sheffield with squads for developing swimmers through to masters.

Eckington Swimming Club

Based at the Manchester Jewish Community Centre, this is a 16m swimming pool offering gender segregated swimming hours for both men and women, which the centre describes as the only pool of its kind in Manchester. The timetable is designed to suit a wide range of ages and needs, from lane swimming to free play, aqua aerobics, mother and baby sessions and swimming lessons.

The pool can also be hired privately by families and by school or community groups, both Jewish and non-Jewish. Facilities are all on one level with step-free access into the water, making it a practical choice for anyone who wants a varied, accessible swimming venue in Manchester.

Gender segregated hours

Sessions for all ages

Swimming lessons

Accessible facilities

Lifeguarded sessions

Private and group hire

MJCC Swimming Pool in Manchester, a 16m pool with gender segregated hours, lessons, aqua aerobics and accessible facilities.

MJCC Swimming Pool

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Set in the Holt Park area of Leeds, West Yorkshire, these tennis courts give local players a place to enjoy the game. As part of the LCC (Leeds City Council) network, the facility caters to those looking for somewhere to play in the north west of the city.

Tennis courts like this suit players of all levels, from casual games with friends to those wanting to practise regularly. Whether you are picking up a racket for the first time or returning to the sport, an accessible court gives you room to get moving and enjoy some outdoor activity.

HOLT PARK tennis courts in Leeds, West Yorkshire, part of the LCC network, offering a place to play in the north west of the city.

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