A range of activities. All activities need to be booked at the weekly meetings (Thursday). Note there are no meetings during August, ages 6-14 years. Restricted to scouts, cubs and beavers. Contact Diane New for details.

Sports and leisure facility now open in Westbourne Green.  Sport facilities include indoor courts for netball, 5 aside football, basketball and badminton, dance studio with ballet bar, outdoor synthetic pitches, and outdoor tennis, basketball and netball courts. There is also a range of activity programmes…

Become a future Olympic boxer. Want to get fit? And we don't mean just fit... we mean boxing fit! If the answer is Yes then come to the gym and try our KO Circuit. It's a 2 hour non-contact boxing fitness circuit that will give…

Aslan FC provides coaching for anyone regardless of age.

Offers informal and educational activities and support for young people aged 8-19 years old (with some targeted projects available for those aged up to 21

The aim of The Brunswick Club for Young People is to provide a safe and friendly environment in which young people can develop their physical, creative, mental, and social skills through their leisure time activities. Originally formed in 1945 with donations pledged by British prisoners…

School holiday play scheme for children of civil servant parents working at the BERR and surrounding governement offices.

See the list of free / reasonably priced activities available to young people in Westminster The summer challenge for any young people to have a go at, free prizes for all who complete.

City of Westminster Scouts organise out door activities for boys and girls of all faiths.  Activities include games, sports, first aid, safety training, hygiene, hobbies and local knowledge.  At weekends there may be swimming, visits to places of interest and camp sites.Visit the website for…

Disability Sports Coach’s award-winning Community Clubs are specialist, weekly sports activities for all disabled people. Formed in 2013, the Community Club programme is currently being delivered across 12 London boroughs with 13 Community Clubs in total.   The purpose of the Community Club network is to ensure disabled people are more active, more often, whilst being…