Sports groups in London
Below you'll find every sports group we know of in London, as well as people looking to join one.
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New player needed for a casual kickabout in Kentish Town at Torriano (London)
Football
A casual football group in Kentish Town runs friendly small-sided games at Torriano School in NW5. It plays on Mondays to Thursdays at 5pm, Fridays at 6pm, and Sundays at 11am, with matches lasting an hour. The group is looking for new players to help keep the games going.
Sign in to contactPlay football in Central London at Powerleague Shoreditch. Weekly group looking for players (London)
Football
This group plays casual five-a-side football at Powerleague Shoreditch in Central London. Matches take place every Sunday and last one hour, with players of all abilities welcome. The games are on a 3G artificial surface.
Sign in to contactNew player wanted for a casual kickabout at Moreland Primary School (London)
Football
A group in London is looking for new players for casual, friendly football at Moreland Primary School. They meet every Friday at 7pm and on Saturday and Sunday at 11am, with games lasting about an hour. The matches are five-a-side or six-a-side depending on how many people turn up.
Sign in to contactPlay Football in South East London at Harris Academy Beulah Hill. New players welcome! (London)
Football
A casual football group plays friendly games at Harris Academy Beulah Hill in South East London every Saturday from 11am for about an hour. They arrange 7-a-side or 6-a-side matches depending on numbers, and players of all abilities are welcome.
Sign in to contactCapital Walkers Group (London)
Walking
Capital Walkers is a London walking group that organises walks in the countryside around the city and through historic streets, parks and other areas of the capital. It is aimed at people living in London aged 40 and over, although walkers of any age are welcome, and newcomers can join a walk without booking. After three trial walks, members are asked to join the Ramblers.
Sign in to contactMetropolitan Walkers Group (London)
Walking
Metropolitan Walkers Group is a London walking community for people of working age. It arranges walks across London and the South East, plus weekend trips around the UK, with routes ranging from short evening strolls in parks to longer hill walks of more than 20 miles. Most walks are reached by public transport and usually begin and end at a rail or tube station.
Sign in to contactLondon Strollers Group (London)
Walking
The London Strollers organise led walks in the Greater London area at a leisurely pace, usually covering between 2 and 7 miles. The group says it is ideal for people who are new to walking.
Sign in to contactWest London Group (London)
Walking
West London Ramblers organises local and countryside walks from its base in Ealing and Hounslow, with routes in places reached by public transport from London. It publishes a walks programme six times a year, and outings are usually 4 to 14 miles on most Saturdays, Sundays and some midweek days. Membership of Ramblers is required to take part, though people can try up to three walks first.
Sign in to contactKensington, Chelsea & Westminster Group (London)
Walking
This Inner London Ramblers group organises walks in London and further afield, including areas such as the Chilterns, South Downs, Kent, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire. It welcomes walkers of all ages and abilities, including people new to walking, and says the routes are reached by public transport. Walk details such as length, pace, duration and joining arrangements are provided for each outing.
Sign in to contactHammersmith & Wandsworth Group (London)
Walking
This Ramblers group organises walks for members in Hammersmith, Fulham and Wandsworth, with walkers usually living in those London boroughs. It runs walks at weekends and during the week, ranging from short 4 to 5 mile outings in London parks and streets to longer 10 to 11 mile countryside routes in places such as the North Downs and Surrey Hills. Most walks begin and finish near a rail or Underground station, and some of the longer ones include a pub lunch or picnic stop.
Sign in to contactNorth East London Group (London)
Walking
This walking group is based mainly in East London and welcomes ramblers from across London and further afield. It usually organises walks on Saturdays and some weekdays, with weekend outings often heading into the countryside and weekday walks following routes such as the London Loop. Walks are usually 8 to 14 miles long, with some shorter options, and many Saturday walks include a pub lunch stop.
Sign in to contactSouth Bank Group (London)
Walking
South Bank Ramblers is an Inner London walking club that organises around 150 walks a year in London and the surrounding counties. It offers a range of walks during the week, including longer countryside routes and shorter urban walks around different parts of London. All of the walks can be reached by public transport, so a car is not needed.
Sign in to contactHampstead Group (London)
Walking
This is a friendly walking group that arranges walks in most weather conditions, with cancellations only in exceptional circumstances. It aims for a walk every Sunday, many Saturdays and some weekdays, with most walks classed as moderate and ranging from under 6 miles to over 15 miles. The group is based in London and usually travels by rail to attractive places in the Home Counties and further afield.
Sign in to contactBlackheath Group (London)
Walking
Blackheath Group organises well-planned country walks in areas around London and further afield. It focuses on long Saturday walks at a brisk pace, with less demanding mid-week walks and shorter urban walks on some Sundays. The group says its Saturday walks are for people able to walk briskly for 4 to 7 hours.
Sign in to contactNorth London & South Herts Group (London)
Walking
North London and South Herts Ramblers organises walks in Hertfordshire, the Chilterns and Essex. It usually offers Sunday walks of 5 to 8 miles and 10 to 14 miles, plus two mid-week social walks of 3 to 4 miles each month, with occasional extra weekday walks. Most walks are of moderate difficulty on undulating to hilly ground, and car sharing is usually available for the longer outings.
Sign in to contactHavering & East London Group (London)
Walking
The Havering and East London group arranges leisurely rambles of around 5 to 7 miles. It walks in a range of places, including Essex, London open spaces, countryside, woods, forests, country parks, riversides and canal towpaths, with occasional train trips further afield. London routes are noted as especially useful in winter, and many walks end with time to relax in a cafe or pub.
Sign in to contactSpencer Squash and Racketball Club (London)
Squash
Spencer Squash and Racketball Club is a squash club in London. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
Sign in to contactGrafton Tennis & Squash Club Ltd (London)
Squash
Grafton Tennis & Squash Club Ltd is a squash club in London. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
Sign in to contactLondon open squash (London)
Squash
London open squash is a squash club in London. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
Sign in to contactStormont Tennis & Squash Club (London)
Squash
Stormont Tennis & Squash Club is a squash club in London. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
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