Category: Recreation

[osm_map lat="52.6106322" lon="-1.1350859" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Aylestone Leisure Centre is a sports centre located in the Aylestone area of Leicester, a residential neighbourhood in the south of the city. The centre sits within easy reach of the local community and provides indoor sports and fitness facilities for residents across this part of Leicester.Getting ThereAylestone is well connected to Leicester city centre by local bus routes, making the leisure centre accessible without a car. The surrounding streets are typical of south Leicester's suburban character, with housing estates and local amenities close by.What to ExpectAs a dedicated sports centre, Aylestone Leisure Centre is a facility used by local residents for fitness, recreational sport, and community activities. It sits within the broader network of leisure provision across Leicester, catering to the population of…

[osm_map lat="52.6366119" lon="-1.1155275" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Ball Park is a football pitch located in Leicester, used for soccer. The name reflects its straightforward purpose as a dedicated playing area, and the pitch sits within the broader residential fabric of the city, surrounded by local streets and housing.Sport and RecreationAs a designated soccer pitch, Ball Park provides a space for football activity in the local area. Pitches of this kind are typical to Leicester's neighbourhood-level recreational provision, giving residents access to organised or informal play without travelling far from home.Getting to Ball ParkLeicester is well connected by road and rail, with the city centre accessible from major routes including the M1 and M69 motorways. Local bus services run throughout Leicester's residential areas, making neighbourhood pitches like Ball Park easy to reach…

[osm_map lat="52.6314219" lon="-1.1775846" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Braunstone Leisure Centre sits on Hamelin Road in the LE3 postcode area of Leicester, a part of the city associated with the residential neighbourhoods of Braunstone. The centre is a community sports facility offering swimming, badminton, basketball, and fitness facilities, making it one of the more varied leisure options in the west of the city.What to ExpectThe centre caters to a broad range of activities under one roof. Swimmers can use the pool, while those looking for court-based sport have access to badminton and basketball facilities. The fitness suite rounds out the offering for people focused on gym-based exercise. It is a practical, no-frills destination for residents across the surrounding area.Getting ThereThe leisure centre is addressed at 2 Hamelin Road, Leicester, LE3 1JN. The…

[osm_map lat="52.6215898" lon="-1.1046802" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Brookfield Bowling & Social Club is a sports centre in Leicester, catering to bowls players and social members in the local area. The club brings together residents for lawn bowls alongside the social side of club life that typically accompanies the sport in English communities.Bowls at BrookfieldBowls is a sport with a long tradition in Leicester's parks and private clubs, and Brookfield is part of that fabric. Members can take part in competitive and recreational bowls, making it suitable for players at varying levels of experience, from seasoned competitors to those new to the game.Visiting the ClubThe club is located in Leicester and can be explored using the interactive map to plan your route and identify nearby streets and landmarks. Whether you are a…

[osm_map lat="52.6066442" lon="-1.1129437" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Carisbrooke Tennis Club is a sports facility in Leicester, providing tennis for local players and those from surrounding neighbourhoods. As a members' club centred on the sport, it draws participants from across the city who are looking for organised tennis in a club setting.Getting to Carisbrooke Tennis ClubThe club sits within Leicester's residential areas, making it accessible to those living in the local community. Leicester is well connected by road and public transport, and the city's network of bus routes serves a wide range of districts, making it straightforward to reach sports facilities across the area without a car.About the ClubCarisbrooke Tennis Club operates as a sport club and is classified as a sports centre. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player,…

[osm_map lat="52.6364591" lon="-1.1668066" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Glenfield Road in the west of Leicester, Danehills Tennis Club is a sports centre serving residents of the surrounding area. The LE3 postcode district covers this part of the city, which lies to the west of the city centre and is well connected by road via Glenfield Road itself, a main arterial route running out towards the suburb of Glenfield.Playing at DanehillsAs a local tennis facility, Danehills Tennis Club provides courts and sporting amenities for members and visitors in the Leicester area. The club sits within a part of the city that has a largely residential character, with housing streets and local amenities nearby. Anyone looking to visit can find the club at Glenfield Road, Leicester, LE3 6DF.

[osm_map lat="52.6197807" lon="-1.1264303" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on University Road in central Leicester, the Danielle Brown Sports Centre is the principal fitness and sports facility of the University of Leicester. With a postcode of LE1 7RH, it sits within easy reach of the university's main campus buildings and the broader student and residential community that surrounds this part of the city.Opening Hours and AccessThe centre is open on weekdays from 06:30 until 22:00, giving early risers and evening users alike a wide window to make use of the facilities. At weekends, opening hours run from 08:00 to 19:30. Both the building and its operations are managed by the University of Leicester, which owns the site.Location and Getting ThereThe centre's address on University Road places it close to several of Leicester's…

[osm_map lat="52.6080043" lon="-1.1311864" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Friar Lane and Epworth Football Club is a football club based in Leicester, with a stadium ground serving the local community. The club brings together two historic Leicester footballing names - Friar Lane and Epworth - under a single organisation, a merger that reflects the grassroots tradition of amateur and semi-professional football in the city.The GroundThe club's home is a dedicated stadium, used for association football. Grounds of this type across Leicester typically serve as a hub for local league fixtures, training sessions, and community sport, drawing players and supporters from surrounding residential neighbourhoods. The setting within Leicester places it among the many amateur clubs that form the backbone of football outside the professional game.Football in the Local AreaLeicester has a long tradition of…

[osm_map lat="52.6204255" lon="-1.1422964" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting alongside the River Soar in Leicester, King Power Stadium is the home ground of Leicester City Football Club. The stadium opened in the summer of 2002, in time for the 2002-03 season, with a capacity of 32,259. It was built in the Freeman's Wharf area and cost between £35 million and £37 million to construct, designed by architects The Miller Partnership. Leicester City had previously played at Filbert Street, situated less than 300 yards from the current site, from 1891 to 2002.The Move from Filbert StreetThe shift to a new ground was a long time coming. Following the Taylor Report of January 1990, which required clubs in the top two divisions to have all-seater stadiums by August 1994, Leicester's directors initially chose redevelopment…

[osm_map lat="52.6061775" lon="-1.1139683" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Leicester Bowling Club is a sports facility in Leicester, catering to those who enjoy the traditional outdoor game of bowls. As a dedicated sports centre, the club provides a space for both competitive play and recreational participation, drawing members from across the city.About the ClubThe club operates as a sport-focused organisation, with facilities suited to lawn bowls. Bowling clubs of this type are a familiar feature of British leisure culture, typically offering a well-maintained green alongside a clubhouse for social gatherings. Leicester itself has a long tradition of supporting community sports, and clubs like this one are part of that fabric.Visiting Leicester Bowling ClubLeicester is well connected by road and rail, making it straightforward to reach venues across the city. Those interested in joining…

[osm_map lat="52.620383" lon="-1.1422055" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Leicester City F.C. is one of the East Midlands' most prominent football clubs, playing on a grass pitch that is privately accessed and floodlit for evening fixtures. The club's home ground sits within the city of Leicester, which lies in Leicestershire in the heart of England. Leicester is well connected by road and rail, with the M1 and M69 motorways nearby and Leicester railway station providing regular services to London St Pancras, Birmingham, and beyond.The Club and Its GroundThe playing surface at Leicester City F.C. is a grass pitch, maintained to a standard that supports professional football at the highest level. The ground is privately accessed, meaning entry is managed on matchdays and for club-sanctioned events. Floodlights allow the pitch to be used after…

[osm_map lat="52.6030562" lon="-1.1481615" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] On Middlesex Road in the LE2 postcode district, Leicester City Women's Training Ground is a dedicated football facility used by the women's side of Leicester City Football Club. The site sits in a southern area of Leicester and is set up specifically for soccer training, providing a professional base for the club's women's team.Location and AccessThe training ground is addressed at Middlesex Road, Leicester, LE2 8HH. The LE2 postcode covers parts of south Leicester, placing the facility within reasonable reach of the city centre. The surrounding area includes residential streets, with housing nearby on all sides typical of this part of the city.About the FacilityClassified as a sports centre, the ground is dedicated to soccer and provides a focused training environment for Leicester City…

[osm_map lat="52.6675944" lon="-1.1659054" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Leicester Leys Leisure Centre sits on Beaumont Way in the LE4 postcode district, on the northern side of Leicester. The centre falls under the management of Leicester City Council and is listed as one of the city's principal public sports facilities. Swimming is among the main activities on offer, making it a regular destination for families, fitness swimmers, and recreational users from across the northern suburbs of the city.Getting ThereThe centre is addressed to Beaumont Way, Leicester, LE4 1DS, which sits within a largely residential part of the city. The surrounding area includes housing estates and local amenities typical of Leicester's northern neighbourhoods. Road access is straightforward for those travelling by car, and the location is reachable from the wider city via local bus…

[osm_map lat="52.6648368" lon="-1.1226329" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Leicester Outdoor Pursuits Centre is a sports centre in Leicester, giving residents and visitors a dedicated facility for active recreation. Leicester has a strong tradition of community sport, and outdoor pursuits centres like this one play a practical part in keeping that tradition going across the city's neighbourhoods.What the Centre OffersAs a sports centre focused on outdoor pursuits, the facility provides space and infrastructure for active activities beyond standard gym or pool provision. Centres of this type typically support climbing, kayaking, canoeing, and similar adventurous activities, making them particularly popular with school groups, youth organisations, and individuals looking to try something different from conventional fitness facilities.Getting ThereLeicester is well connected by road and rail, with the city centre accessible from the M1 motorway and…

[osm_map lat="52.61774" lon="-1.1338834" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Leicester Sports Centre is a sports facility located in Leicester, providing indoor sporting space for residents and visitors across the city. Leicester itself sits in the East Midlands, well connected by road via the M1 and M69 motorways, and by rail from Leicester railway station, which places the city within easy reach of Nottingham, Birmingham, and London.What the Centre HasThe centre operates as a dedicated sports venue, with the building used for a range of leisure and physical activity. It is one of several sporting facilities available within Leicester, a city that has a long association with sport, particularly football and rugby. The surrounding area has a mix of residential streets and local amenities typical of a busy East Midlands city.Getting ThereLeicester is well…

[osm_map lat="52.6223746" lon="-1.1143485" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Leicester Squash Club sits on London Road in Leicester, at number 189, with the postcode LE2 1ZE. London Road is one of the city's main southern arteries, running out from the city centre towards the suburbs, so the club is straightforwardly accessible whether arriving by car or on foot from nearby residential streets.What the Club HasThe club is classified as a sports centre with a focus on racquet sports, squash being the primary activity on offer. Visitors and members can find booking information and court availability through the club's own website at lsc.mycourts.co.uk, which handles court reservations directly.Getting ThereThe London Road location places the club within easy reach of central Leicester, and the road itself is well served by local bus routes connecting the…

[osm_map lat="52.6241155" lon="-1.1329249" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Founded on 3 August 1880 through the merger of Leicester Athletic Society, Leicester Amateurs, and Leicester Alert, Leicester Football Club - better known as the Leicester Tigers - has grown into one of English rugby union's most decorated clubs. Based in Leicester, England, the club has played its home matches at Mattioli Woods Welford Road in the south of the city since 1892, when they first took to the ground against a Leicestershire XV on 10 September of that year. The Tigers nickname dates back to at least 1885 and has stuck ever since.A Record-Breaking Honours ListFew clubs in English rugby can match the Tigers' trophy cabinet. Leicester have won 22 major titles in total, including a record 11 English Championships. Their European peak…

[osm_map lat="52.6438876" lon="-1.1307546" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting in Leicester, the Mattioli Arena is a multi-purpose sports arena with a seating capacity of 3,000. Built at a cost of £4.8 million and owned by the Leicester Riders Foundation, it opened in January 2016 and has since become a regular fixture in the city's sporting calendar. The arena goes by its official sponsorship name following a naming agreement with the Ian and Clare Mattioli Charitable Trust, signed in February 2024.Home of the Leicester RidersThe arena's main tenant is the Leicester Riders, the city's professional basketball club competing in the British Basketball League. The venue hosted its very first game on 30 January 2016, a BBL Trophy quarter-final in which the Riders defeated the Surrey Scorchers 77-60. The wheelchair basketball team, the Leicester…

[osm_map lat="52.6242348" lon="-1.1330116" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Welford Road in Leicester, Mattioli Woods Welford Road - also known as Welford Road Stadium - is the home ground of Leicester Tigers, one of English rugby union's most well-established clubs. The stadium takes its name from the road it occupies in the south of the city centre, within comfortable reach of Leicester's main shopping and transport areas. Wheelchair access to the ground is listed as limited, so visitors with mobility requirements are advised to check arrangements with the club before attending.Rugby on Welford RoadThe stadium has long been connected with rugby in Leicester, and the Welford Road address is closely identified with the sport in the city. The naming rights are currently held by Mattioli Woods, a financial services company, giving…

[osm_map lat="52.6447733" lon="-1.1802572" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] New Parks Leisure Centre sits on St. Oswald Road in Leicester, within the LE3 postcode district. The New Parks area lies to the north-west of the city centre, a predominantly residential part of Leicester with a mix of housing estates and local amenities that serve the surrounding community.What the Centre Has to OfferAs a sports centre, New Parks Leisure Centre provides facilities for physical activity and recreation for residents across the western side of the city. The centre is a practical local resource for those living in and around the New Parks neighbourhood, offering an accessible venue without the need to travel into the city centre.Getting ThereSt. Oswald Road is reachable by local bus routes connecting the New Parks estate to central Leicester, making…

[osm_map lat="52.632199" lon="-1.1436435" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] The Queen Elizabeth II Sports Centre is a sports facility located in Leicester, offering wheelchair-accessible premises for visitors with mobility requirements. The centre takes its name from the late monarch and is one of Leicester's dedicated spaces for sporting activity and physical recreation.Accessibility and FacilitiesThe Queen Elizabeth II Sports Centre is fully wheelchair accessible, making it open to a wide range of users regardless of mobility. The building is purpose-built as a sports centre, designed to accommodate organised sport and general fitness activity for the local community.

[osm_map lat="52.6220309" lon="-1.0998906" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Roundhill Tennis Club occupies a recreation ground on Homeway Road in Leicester, with its postal address listed at 24-26 Homeway Road, LE5 5RG. The club sits in the LE5 area of the city, a residential part of east Leicester, and can be reached directly by phone on +44 116 273 6509 or through its website at roundhilltennisclub.co.uk.Tennis in East LeicesterAs a dedicated tennis facility, Roundhill Tennis Club caters to players in the surrounding east Leicester neighbourhoods. The recreation ground setting gives it an open, community feel typical of local sports clubs across the city. Whether you are a beginner or a regular player, the club provides a local option for tennis without needing to travel far into the city centre.

[osm_map lat="52.6137252" lon="-1.1338371" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Saffron Lane Stadium sits in the Saffron Lane area of Leicester, a residential part of the city to the south-west of the city centre. The stadium takes its name from the road that runs through this part of Leicester, a neighbourhood largely made up of housing estates that developed through the twentieth century.What the Stadium Is Known ForThe stadium has long been associated with athletics in Leicester, providing a track and facilities for local clubs and competitors. It draws regular users from across the city and surrounding areas for training sessions and competitive meetings. The surrounding streets are typical of the wider Saffron Lane district, with local shops and community amenities within easy reach on foot.Getting ThereThe stadium is accessible from the city centre…

[osm_map lat="52.6373034" lon="-1.136073" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Social Climbing is an indoor climbing centre located in Leicester. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible, making it open to a wider range of visitors than many climbing venues. As an indoor sports centre dedicated to climbing, it provides a controlled environment suitable for both beginners and more experienced climbers looking to practise and develop their skills on artificial walls.Visiting Social ClimbingBeing an indoor venue, Social Climbing operates independently of the weather, which makes it a practical choice year-round for Leicester residents seeking an active day out. The centre's wheelchair accessibility is a notable feature, reflecting a commitment to inclusive sport. Those planning a visit are advised to check directly with the centre for current sessions, opening hours, and any equipment hire arrangements.

[osm_map lat="52.6065992" lon="-1.1570441" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] St Andrews Football Club occupies a sports centre on Canal Street in Leicester, within the LE2 postcode district. The ground sits at number 70 Canal Street, placing it in the southern part of the city, within reach of the canal corridor that runs through this part of Leicester.The Club and Its SettingThe club is registered as a soccer facility and operates from a dedicated sports centre site. Canal Street itself runs through a residential area of Leicester, with housing and local streets in the immediate surroundings. The LE2 postcode covers a broad swathe of south Leicester, taking in several established neighbourhoods between the city centre and the outer suburbs.Getting ThereThe Canal Street address is accessible from central Leicester, which lies a short distance to…

[osm_map lat="52.6682055" lon="-1.1233659" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] St Margarets Co-operative Bowling Club is a bowls venue located in Leicester. The club provides a pitch for bowls players and operates as a recreational facility for the sport within the city. The interactive map shows the club's position within the local area, making it easy for visitors to locate and navigate to the facility.As a bowling club, the venue serves the local community with opportunities for both competitive and casual play. The facility is situated among the residential and recreational spaces that characterise this part of Leicester, offering a dedicated space for bowls enthusiasts to participate in the sport.

[osm_map lat="52.643636" lon="-1.1385954" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Located on St Margaret's Way in central Leicester, St Margarets Pastures Sports Centre sits within the LE1 postal district, close to the city's inner ring road. The sports centre is run by Leicester City Council and offers residents and visitors a local facility within easy reach of the city centre.Getting ThereThe centre's address on St Margaret's Way places it just north of Leicester city centre, making it accessible on foot or by public transport from the surrounding neighbourhoods. The nearby road network connects it to other parts of the city with ease.About the FacilitySt Margarets Pastures Sports Centre is a council-operated sports facility serving the local community. Managed by Leicester City Council, it provides sporting facilities for residents across central Leicester and the surrounding…

[osm_map lat="52.6632525" lon="-1.0852129" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] TeamSport Leicester is an indoor go-karting centre located at Unit 8a, 2 New Star Road, Leicester, in the LE4 9JD postcode area. The venue is part of the TeamSport Go Karting brand and operates as a paid-admission sports centre, making it a destination for both casual visitors and organised group events in the city.Getting ThereNew Star Road sits to the north of Leicester city centre, easily accessible by car. The LE4 postcode covers an area that includes several industrial and leisure units, and the go-karting centre is housed within one of these purpose-built spaces. Visitors travelling by road will find the location straightforward to reach from the main routes serving the northern side of Leicester.What to ExpectAs a TeamSport Go Karting venue, the Leicester…

[osm_map lat="52.6014632" lon="-1.1476125" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Belvoir Drive in the Aylestone area of Leicester, The Aylestone Centre is a sports facility run by Leicester YMCA. The address, 70 Belvoir Drive, places it within the LE2 postcode district, in the southern part of the city.What the Centre Has to OfferAs a community sports centre, The Aylestone Centre provides residents and visitors in the Aylestone area with access to sporting and leisure facilities. Operated by Leicester YMCA, the centre reflects the organisation's long-standing work in providing accessible community spaces across the city.Getting ThereThe centre sits in a residential part of south Leicester, with Belvoir Drive connecting to the wider road network serving the Aylestone neighbourhood. The surrounding area includes local housing and streets typical of this part of the city,…

[osm_map lat="52.6206605" lon="-1.1377678" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] The Gym Group occupies Unit 3 at 25 Raw Dykes Road in Leicester, within the LE2 postal district to the south of the city centre. Raw Dykes Road is a well-connected route in this part of Leicester, making the gym accessible by both car and public transport for residents of the surrounding neighbourhoods.What to ExpectThe Gym Group is a no-frills, budget-friendly sports centre offering gym facilities without the commitment of long-term contracts. The Leicester branch follows the same format as others in the chain, with extended opening hours suited to early-morning and late-evening visits. The site is categorised as a sports centre, providing a practical option for people living or working in the south Leicester area who want access to gym equipment and fitness…

[osm_map lat="52.613702" lon="-1.1105025" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] The Leicestershire Lawn Tennis Club is a sports centre in Leicester dedicated to tennis. As one of the county's established tennis venues, it provides courts and facilities for players across the region, drawing members from Leicester and the surrounding Leicestershire area.Tennis in LeicesterTennis has a long presence in Leicestershire, and clubs like this one have helped maintain that tradition at a local level. The Leicestershire Lawn Tennis Club caters to players of varying abilities, making it a practical destination for anyone looking to play regularly or get involved in organised club tennis within the city.Visiting the ClubFor those planning a visit, the interactive map on this page gives a clear overview of the club's location within Leicester, including nearby streets and surrounding neighbourhoods. Zooming…

[osm_map lat="52.6076144" lon="-1.1428571" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Uptonsteel County Ground is a cricket stadium in Leicester, serving as the home ground of Leicestershire County Cricket Club. The ground takes its name from its current sponsorship arrangement with Uptonsteel, a steel stockholder with strong regional ties to the East Midlands.Cricket at Grace RoadThe ground is also widely known by its traditional address, Grace Road, which has been the home of Leicestershire cricket for many decades. It hosts County Championship fixtures, one-day matches, and other professional cricket competitions throughout the summer season. The stadium has a long association with first-class cricket in the region and draws supporters from across Leicestershire and beyond.Visiting the GroundThe stadium sits within the city of Leicester, making it reasonably accessible by local roads and public transport. Visitors attending…

[osm_map lat="52.6190745" lon="-1.1050628" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Victoria Tennis Club occupies a site on Park Lane in the LE2 postcode district of Leicester, placing it in a southern residential part of the city. The club operates as a sports centre with dedicated tennis pitches, providing an established venue for players at various levels within the local community.Getting TherePark Lane sits within a quiet neighbourhood south of Leicester city centre, well connected to surrounding residential streets. The LE2 area is served by local bus routes linking it to the wider city, making the club reasonably accessible whether travelling by public transport or by car.The ClubVictoria Tennis Club is a tennis-specific facility, classified as both a sports centre and a pitch venue. It offers court space for members and visitors looking to play…

[osm_map lat="52.5970911" lon="-1.1103757" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Welford Road Playing Fields is a grass-surface sports facility in Leicester, taking its name from Welford Road, one of the city's well-known thoroughfares that runs southward from the city centre toward the suburban fringes. The site is classified as a sports centre and provides open playing space for those looking to take part in outdoor recreation within the city.What to ExpectThe playing fields are laid out on natural grass, making them suitable for a range of outdoor sports and informal games. Facilities of this kind play a practical part in Leicester's provision of green recreational space, giving residents in the surrounding neighbourhoods access to outdoor activity without travelling far from home.

[osm_map lat="52.6279879" lon="-1.158071" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Westcotes Bowling Club is a bowls venue in the Westcotes area of Leicester, a residential neighbourhood lying to the west of the city centre. The club occupies a sports centre site and caters to those who play the sport of bowls, fitting naturally into a part of Leicester known for its quiet streets and established community feel.The Westcotes AreaWestcotes sits relatively close to Leicester's centre, with surrounding streets of terraced and semi-detached housing typical of this part of the city. The area is well connected to the wider urban network, making the bowling club accessible to residents from across western Leicester and beyond.Bowls in LeicesterBowling clubs of this kind have long been part of leisure life in Leicester's inner suburbs, providing a social and…

[osm_map lat="52.6356437" lon="-1.167113" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Westfields Tennis Club is a sports facility in the LE3 area of west Leicester, located at 21a Eastfield Road. The club sits in a residential part of the city, surrounded by the streets and housing of the western suburbs, and is accessible to those living across this side of Leicester.About the ClubWestfields Tennis Club operates as a membership and pay-to-play tennis venue, with an admission fee applicable for use of the courts. It is registered as a sports centre and focuses exclusively on tennis, making it a dedicated facility for players at various levels. The club can be contacted directly by phone on +44 116 239 2566, and further information is available through its own website at westfieldstennisclub.co.uk.Getting ThereThe club's address on Eastfield Road…