Leisure for Life - Westminster London/UK

Westminster Sport and Leisure
Westminsters leisure facilities offer sports opportunities for everyone. Our five indoor and two outdoor sites provide myriad services from gyms and swimming pools to basketball and kids activities. They also offer a wide range of sports schemes and courses.
All our centres are open to the public on a casual (pay as you go) basis. This means there is no joining fee or contract so you can just turn up and play.

Westminsters local centres are managed by Cannons Health and Fitness Limited (with the exception of Moberly Sports Centre). Courtneys fitness facilities are situated within your local leisure centre and offer convenience and great facilities at affordable prices.
All of Westminster's leisure centres are public facilities and most activities are available on a "pay as you play" basis. Some facilities and programmes have to be booked in advance but there is something for all ages and abilities.
If you are a resident of Westminster and have a ResCard or you have a Concessions Card there are significant entry discounts. The disabled, unemployed or those who are senior citizens can get free access to swimming by Concession card use.
To get a ResCard card, you can pop into your local Westminster library or One Stop Shop or alternatively visit the ResCard Web pages to find out more. Concession cards can be found at any of the leisure sites.

Westminster Sports Unit
The Westminster Sports Unit is a service provided by the City of Westminster to lead the way in sports development within the community. Situated at the Moberly Sports and Education Centre in Central London, the sports unit is based at its own facility to promote, facilitate and conduct numerous sporting programmes within the community.
Moberley Sports and Education Centre
The Moberley Sports and Education Centre is the ideal location for community sport and sports development.
The facilities include: Multi purpose sports hall (which caters for football, netball, volleyball, cricket and trampolining), a full size basketball court with seating for 300 spectators, a multi-sensory room, a 6 a side turf pitch, an activity studio, a weights room and lecture room.

For further information visit: www.westminster.gov.uk

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