Sports Facilities
Nottingham developer submits plans for £4m padel venue
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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.
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.
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An industrial unit in Burntwood could soon become a new indoor facility for padel and pickleball, two rapidly growing sports. The proposal, submitted by LCP Properties Ltd, aims to bring a high-quality venue to the area off Ring Road. Local leaders have welcomed the idea for its potential to boost health and community activity.
Pure Padel has submitted plans to convert an empty warehouse in Coulsdon into a premium indoor padel club with six courts. The facility, if approved, would include a café, licensed bar, and co-working lounge, marking the company's first venture into the London region. Croydon Council is expected to decide on the application in February 2026.