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Towcester SUE Community Centre Front Entrance and Disabled Parking

About the new community centre

Exciting news for our community!  

We are thrilled that a brand new community centre and sports facility on the southern side of Towcester, will be available soon to provide spaces for sport, fitness classes, exhibitions, social gatherings and much more.

The building and sports pitches are located in the new housing development at the end of Carlisle Avenue, near to the A5-Cowpastures-Link Road roundabout and the build was contracted to Holland Build for Persimmon Homes.

Photo collage of facilities at new community centre

New Centre Facilities

Community Hall
A large space suitable for indoor sports, exhibitions, parties and functions. Large doors open out onto a patio area overlooking the grass sports pitches. Kitchen facilities and bar area.

First Floor Meeting Rooms
Stairs and lift to two multi-function meeting room spaces which can be combined to create one large L-shaped space with access to a small kitchenette. 

Sports Pitches & Courts
Adult and junior grass sports pitches and multi-use hard courts with home and away changing facilities and showers.

Parking
Car parking include disabled spaces and bicycle rack.

Check out this brilliant video on YouTube by the constructors to see this great new facility in more detail.

Rear of New Community Centre

Make It Yours

To truly make this centre the best facility for the community, we invited all residents to share their ideas and suggestions on possible uses, activities, programs and events that you would like to see, in a resident questionnaire. The result of that feedback is available to view here.

We are unable to take any bookings at present, but if you would like to be kept up to date about the future opening of this wonderful new facility, please email admin@towcester-tc.gov.uk

Thank you to local photographer, Tony Howard for the aerial photo.

View Community Centre Video

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