i have used this gym for over three months now and i look foreward to going everytime it may be…read moresmall and within the grounds of a primary school but the kind hearted staff and even members are all so nice make up for it i currently pay £25 a month to go as much and when i like includes swimming pool and a range of classes you can attend, its the best priced membership around most other gyms are among the £50 mark, its currently having all the painting re-done which is a nice touch and people walking around with xmas hats.. good fun great vibe and enough machines to get into shape!

Local club playing (currently) a couple of levels below the national English divisions…read more A good couple of hours spent standing on the terraces (remember those!) and you can pop into the club-house for a pint and catch up on the scores at half-time. Relatively cheap and free for children. Trivia: The York Road Ground is (apparently) the oldest, continuously played on football ground in the world.

Cricket and Hockey club for all age ranges…read more Good quality cricket nets and pitch and grass hockey pitch. Excellent coaching and a good friendly club. The bar is good (although not always open) and a room is available to hire.

Nice rugby ground surrounded by trees. Good, large bar where you can watch the match fromread more

If you're playing chess, make sure you use your horsies and your bishams…read more If you swear here, and you're an accountant, is that an Abbey Cuss? First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this facility - I used to play here! Once or twice anyway. Our teams would rent this facility out just for a treat. It was expensive but it was where England trained and that made it very exciting for us. This is back when they were actually good, after the 1990 World Cup. And then later after Euro 96. Those were the days. It's been a long long long long time since I was at Bisham Abbey. I played here in a soccer tournament thingy with my Dad, what seems like decades ago. The facilities were some of the best I ever experienced. It was (then) where England used to practice. I'm talking about the England national soccer (footy) team of course. I have no idea if they still do, but it's a good memory, nevertheless. I'm not sure how the facilities compare to the newer places which I have never been to.

So Bisham Abbey is one of the original national sport centres. It is set in picturesque town of…read moreMarlow just off the M4. The venue is home to many of GB sports governing bodies, Hockey, Judo EIS and so the list goes on. They have a good range of sporting facilities on site including football and hockey pitches, squash courts, tennis courts and state of the art gym facilities. You get many international athletes on site both able bodied and disabled, so there is a great mix of people from all sporting disciplines. The facilities are open to the general public, but I think you have to sign up and become a member to use them. They have on site hotel facilities, which puts some hotels to shame!! Not only can you participate in many sporting activities as the name suggests there is more to the place than just a sporting venue. The old Abbey is available for hire for weddings and business events. The rumour is that the great hall is actually haunted... I would have given it 4 stars but the wifi was very poor and in the day and age we live in that it was poor

Are you new to the area and looking to meet people or just looking to expand your social circle or…read morecurious as to what this advert is all about? Heres a list of things we get upto :) Meal nights Movie Gym - Fitness activities Bowling, Skating Drinking Nights out A bit about the non profit club: Rotaract is a global, non profit organisation (registered Charity) for anyone between the ages 18 - 30 who want to meet new people help their local community and build up a great social life while doing so. There are a number of clubs in the Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire area who have diaries full of activities and events to which you are invited. All events are chosen and organised by its members and therefore as varied as the interests and hobbies of those involved. If you want to know more about Rotaract, what it stands for and represents have a look at our websites Club Web Site: http://www.rotaract-thames-valley.org.uk/cavrotaract/

I cannot tell you how good value the indulgence spa day is........ £135 - with lunch (which was…read morevery tasty) A welcome drink, a separate lounge area, use of the facilities (brilliant sauna suite) a free sunbed token, and the most impressive bit, an hour full body massage, and a full hour facial. The place is clean and vibrant, the staff lovely and I cant rate it enough for the price

Ok so this gym is extremely expensive however it is a lovely gym (though I'm sure you can find the…read moresame for less money). You get a complimentary towel on entry and it has a lovely cafe in it. There's a workout room, a weights room, its own running machine darkened room, a spinning room, 3 squash courts, a swimming pool with hot beds, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, studio and badminton court. As well as sun beds, crèche, beauty parlour and its own conference facilities. I am very impressed with the extensive selection of fitness classes available - and i often pop to these on my lunch break or after work

Vicky is a really personable and friendly trainer. She strives to get the best out of people and…read moreworks with them to achieve their goals.