Westminster’s community football phenomenon returns for its second edition of 2026, calling every player, team and supporter to be part of something bigger than the game itself.
ActiveWestminster Weekend returns for its second edition of 2026, opening the doors to our Everyone Active leisure centre doors across the city for a weekend of free activities. Try something new, revisit an old favourite, and get the whole family moving.
The new weekly sessions are a great opportunity for young people to stay active during the school summer holidays.
With hot, dry weather increasing the risk of grass fires, ActiveWestminster is reminding everyone to take extra care when visiting any parks and green spaces across Westminster, including Sayers Croft (London and Surrey locations).
A new free service, SfC Connect, launches across Westminster this August, offering personalised occupational therapy-led support to help residents overcome barriers to being active.
The street was ours, and Barnsdale Street showed up in style. Bikes, street games and community spirit all round. On every Tuesday, 4-6pm, all summer long! Make sure you don’t miss out!
Four-time Olympian and ActiveWestminster Champion of the Future Ashley Mckenzie swapped the mat for the classroom, giving St Augustine’s Year 7s an unfiltered look at his journey — then had them up trying the moves themselves. Local talent, up close and personal.
As of this week the MUGA on Elmfield Way is turning into your summer hotspot with basketball, walking football, family cycling, a young people’s club, and dance, all running Monday to Friday. Every session is FREE, no sign-up needed, just turn up and get active!
WeSwim’s award-winning, inclusive swimming sessions have launched in Queens Park, offering disabled adults a safe, supported way to stay active and connect with their community. Sessions run Mondays at Moberly Sports Centre for just £3 a session.