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Sport Islington provides a co-ordinated voice for voluntary sport in Islington. It assists clubs in increasing awareness, participation and competition and in promoting sporting opportunities to all Islington residents and Islington based clubs and organisations. Sport Islington offers funding to clubs and organisations that offer sport…

Springhealth offers kickboxing and tabata.

A vibrant Anglican Church based in Archway. Hall for hire. Contact gloriachandra@standrewsn19.org or phone  020 7263 1920. The badminton club runs in St. Andrew's Church Hall on Monday evenings at 7.30pm. All over 18's welcome, including beginners.   For further details please contact Gloria Chandra: gloriachandra@standrewsn19.org

A modern catholic parish within the Church of England. The hall was built in 1995, and is an attractive and welcoming space with modern heating and lighting. The hall is used by a series of regular users providing many activities for children including music, ballet and…

Run by St. Luke's Parochial Trust, the centre offers a range of activities to promote the health and quality of life of local people including children and young people. Activities include swimming (at Ironmonger Row baths), dancing (ballroom, old time, modern sequence and line), art,…

St Mary Magdalene Academy has sport facilities available for hire: multi-use games area 4 badminton courts 1 five-a-side court 2 cricket nets 1 volleyball court 1 basketball court 1 netball court

Band of 12 ringers aged between 10 and over 70. Bell Ringers is always on the lookout for new recruits, complete beginners are welcome. They ring every Sunday morning from 10.00am to 11.00am. Practice sessions on Wednesday evenings from 7.30pm to 9pm.

Saint Silas is a lively church faithful to the Catholic tradition of the Church of England. The Community Hall at Saint Silas is a popular meeting space with a kitchen & toilets. Centrally heated, there is seating available for forty people - though the hall could  accommodate eighty standing. Situated on…

A Church of England (Anglican) parish church. The congregation is almost as  diverse as you will find locally: from many parts of the world and from a wide range of backgrounds, regardless of age, race, or sexuality. Please see website for details

With the Eat.  Sleep.  Pilates.  approach, I will share my passion and inspire my students rather than simply instructing them.  It is a complete hands-on and holistic approach helping clients explore a deeper understanding of movement through postural adjustments and breathing exercises.   These classes will leave you feeling…

Coronavirus Update: The Stress Project is currently providing the following services: Telephone and online counselling service Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm Tel: 020 7700 3938 |stressproject@hng.org.uk  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Usual Service The Stress Project Therapy Centre is based in a quiet residential area of Holloway. We are located behind Waitrose…

Studio La Danza offers a variety of dance classes.

The community gardens in the Archway area of Islington, run by the community.  We specialise in therapeutic horticulture for people with physical and mental disabilities, but the gardens are open for all to use and enjoy. The gardening is done by a dedicated band of volunteers,…

Islington Leisure Centres; Archway Leisure Centre, Cally Pool, Highbury Leisure Centre and Ironmonger Row Baths, offer a range of swimming lessons for children from age 3 and up to adults.  Parent and infant or baby lessons also available. From 5 day holiday courses to continuous programme lessons which run weekly…

Swimmer appeal Disability swimming sessions for the community, Ironmonger Row Baths, Old Street Friday evening 7-8pmCost £2  Would you like to swim in a supportive environment and get to meet people? We are looking for disabled people around the Old Street area to join our…

Come along to this friendly fun club, learn to play table tennis, keep fit and have a new sporting hobby. If you want to join in simply turn up and register with the teacher at the start of the session.

Three Corners has been invaded by one giant robot who’s got a sneaky trick up his sleeve. Will he defeat you or will you be assimilated and forced to join his robot force? Perhaps you can escape by climbing across a net or swinging out…