Slazenger Padel opens new club in Blackburn

A new Slazenger Padel club has opened in Blackburn, featuring nine premium courts and facilities for both padel and pickleball. The 30,000 sq ft venue marks the brand's expansion amid growing demand for the sport. Plans include at least 10 more clubs in 2026.

The Slazenger Padel club in Blackburn launched over the weekend, offering a multi-purpose space dedicated to racquet sports. Spanning 30,000 sq ft, the facility includes nine premium panoramic padel courts, expert coaching for all skill levels, a Members Bar, social areas, a pro shop, and equipment hire. Notably, it introduces two dedicated pickleball courts, a first for the Slazenger Padel portfolio, aiming to attract broader audiences.

This opening builds on recent launches, such as the Leeds club in October 2024 and the Swindon site in December 2025. A spokesman for Slazenger Padel highlighted the sport's rise: “Padel has experienced an incredible trajectory over the past few years. It’s a highly social sport and a relevant younger brother of tennis, appealing to a wide array of demographics making it a natural fit for our audiences. Slazenger has long been synonymous with elite racquet sports, and building on its heritage in tennis, padel represents a powerful next chapter for the brand. Through Slazenger Padel, we believe we can grow Slazenger’s brand identity and improve the experience we deliver across the UK.”

The expansion aligns with Frasers Group’s strategy to invest in sports innovation and community engagement, including sponsorship of the Hexagon Cup 2026. Slazenger Padel aims to open at least 10 new clubs next year, reaching around 150 courts nationwide. The Blackburn club is located at Haslingden Road, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB1 2EE, and is open to visitors today.

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Artist's impression of Pure Padel's upcoming Liverpool club, featuring six covered courts and a modern clubhouse at Innovation Park.
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Pure Padel reveals plans for new Liverpool club

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Pure Padel, one of the UK's fastest-growing padel operators, has announced plans for its first club in Liverpool. The proposed facility at Liverpool Innovation Park on Edge Lane will feature six covered courts and a clubhouse. No opening date has been confirmed yet.

Slazenger, a prominent name in racquet sports under Frasers Group, has launched its latest padel facility in Blackburn, marking a key step in its UK expansion. The 30,000sq ft club features nine premium courts and introduces pickleball options to broaden appeal. This opening underscores the brand's commitment to growing padel as one of the UK's fastest-rising sports.

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Padel, a racket sport blending tennis and squash, has rapidly gained traction in Liverpool over the past year. Local facilities like Ignite Padel's new Speke center are drawing crowds for its social and inclusive appeal. Enthusiasts cite its accessibility and fun as key to its rise.

Plans for a £4m purpose-built padel centre called Swing have been unveiled in Nottingham, featuring 11 courts and additional wellness and social facilities. The project, submitted by ALB Group, aims to create the UK's largest such venue if approved. Construction could start immediately, with an opening targeted within seven months.

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Ace Padel, a growing racket sport venue, has launched its second site in Milton, Stoke-on-Trent, this month. Founded by Jamie Reynolds and Lewis Wooley, the company aims to make padel more accessible to local communities. The new outdoor facility offers lower prices and extended hours to accommodate demand from the popular first center.

Britain's fastest-growing sport, padel, has made a strong entrance in Ipswich, where new facilities are already fully booked. Operators anticipate the town could accommodate up to 40 courts by 2030, signaling a significant local revolution in the racket sport.

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Ollo Padel has announced plans to transform the disused Grade II listed Roundhouse in Leeds into a three-acre padel and leisure destination. The project aims to revive the Victorian landmark with nine courts and community-focused facilities by the end of 2026. This follows previous failed attempts to develop the site as a padel venue.

 

 

 

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