Sport

As of Monday 27th October refurbishment work will be taking place in the reception area of the Queen Mother Sports Centre. These improvements are part of our ongoing efforts to enhance your experience at our facilities.

Church Street Community Leisure Centre will be running some fun and exciting  sessions for the little ones this October half term. They’ve teamed up with Active Antz to host some bouncy castle sessions, and children and families are included. 

Get in the deep end this half term! Adults accompanying Westminster resident children can enjoy FREE swimming during the school holidays* at any Westminster City Council leisure centre pool! It’s the perfect way to get the body moving, keep active and do something fun together during the holidays.

All you need is an ActiveWestminster Card, which gives discounted access to a range of sport, leisure, and wellbeing benefits across the borough.

Now there’s even more of a reason to stick around a little longer at Moberly Sports Centre! Our brand-new café is open and ready to welcome you. It’s the perfect place spot to rejuvenate, relax, and connect after your workout or community activity.

We’re excited to announce that the Chelsea Foundation Kicks& Inclusion & Disability football sessions at Little Venice Sports Centre are back!

Part of the Premier League Kicks programme, these sessions use the power of football to inspire young people, encourage participation in sport, and promote equality, diversity, and inclusion. They are free, fun, and welcoming, offering a safe space for young people with disabilities to build skills, make friends, boost confidence, and enjoy the game.

Football is more than just a game. It’s a tool for physical activity, teamwork, and social inclusion. These sessions help participants develop coordination, fitness, and self-esteem, while fostering a sense of community where every young person feels valued and supported.

Whether newcomers or passionate players, participants can enjoy a structured, inclusive environment to learn new skills, play football, and be part of a supportive network.