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Love the outdoors, or looking to meet new people? Then come and join us. Greenwich Get Walking is a programme offering weekly led walks starting from various points around the Royal Borough of Greenwich encompassing local green spaces including the Green Chain, the Thames Path and areas of Greenwich's rich heritage. Just turn up at your chosen session, fill out a form, and you're ready to go! Maps available for independent walking and cycling with friends. Volunteer Walk Leaders Required! Are you interested in walking?…

GLL is the charitable social enterprise that runs Better leisure facilities. And we are not just any leisure company.  As a not for-profit charitable social enterprise, every penny of profit we make is reinvested back into community projects, refurbishing our facilities and bringing you brand new state of the art equipment. We work to increase levels of physical activity by delivering sport and health programmes that reach all sectors of the community.

Greenwich Moves is an opportunity for embodied exploration through dance movement – an invitation to play, experiment, feel and be. We move to an eclectic range of music, with a little facilitation to help you find your way into your body and connect with your practice, but the emphasis is on offering a space for dances to emerge. This is a friendly, diverse community of dancers which welcomes newcomers – both experienced movers and complete beginners. There’s no choreography to get right, and no dance experience or ability is necessary,…

Hello! I'm an experience personal trainer and nutrition coach in Greenwich, London. I operate out of Fitstudioz on Trafalgar Road, but also travel under the right circumstances (perhaps you have an onsite gym, or outdoor training) Having me as your personal trainer keeps you accountable and ensures that your training and nutrition are in safe hands. I have a calm approach to Personal Training (who really wants to be shouted at?) and i utilise a variety of methods to ultimately develop a routine that you actually…

Greenwich West is a dynamic, community organisation, responsive to the needs of its communities. The organisation manages several community buildings providing  a wide spectrum of activities and services.  Greenwich West Community Centre Contact Us

Getting out in a garden is not only great for our physical health, but has amazing benefits for our mental well being too.  GCDA supports 5 growing sites in the borough that are open to all to come along and get involved in growing.  If you're interested in gardening, want to grow your own food, or would just like to get out and meet people in the beautiful outdoors, then come along and find out more.  Our experienced, friendly growers will be at the sites each week to welcome and support you. The table below lists the growing sites, days and times the gardens are…

Tuesday Evening - Hatha Yoga Class with Ashley Bailey of Bayleaf YogaTime: 18:30-19:30pmLocation: Forum Greenwich, Trafalgar Road, London SE10 9EQ Carve out some space for you - relax & connect to your self, your body and your inner resilience - Develop your mobility, strength & flexibility.  Your investment:Book your first class for just…

Horn Park in Lee, South East London, is a sports and social club sitting at the heart of a network of local people. We are the home of a happy community of both Old Colfeians and a broad and inclusive cross-section of society. Our fields and grandstand cater for sports including Rugby, Cricket and Football. While inside, our spacious, newly refurbished clubhouse supports a broad range of activities from Squash and Martial Arts to weddings and music nights. Please visit our website for further information. The following classes are held at Horn Park: …

The Horn Park Community Centre is held in trust and managed on behalf of the local community by the Horn Park Community Association.   We operate the facilities with two part-time paid employees, since much of the running of the centre is done by volunteers from the management committee. This allows the building to be maintained to the required standard and the Association has been complimented many times upon the progress of improvements by both building users and visitors. A range of activities & events take place at the centre  - please see our…

The Kidbrooke Park Allotment Association (KPAA) was originally formed over 30 years ago incorporating the existing Kidbrooke Park Allotment and Garden Society. KPAA is a community of approximately 100 plots, averaging about 5 rods each. There have been allotments on this site for over 30 years. As with most allotments in the area, we have a wait list that takes between 2-3 years to reach the top. It is a self-managed site with the day-to-day work organised by a voluntary committee. Self-management allows us to reduce the Council’s administrative costs and also…