BoltonTable Tennis Clubs

These clubs are within Bolton itself, or a fraction outside, and not in the extended district of Bolton. They are actually venues as more than one club may use their facilities. For an extended list and greater detail please visit:

https://www.tabletennis365.com/bolton

BOLTON LADS & GIRLS CLUB: Contact Kay Iddon

Club Tel. 01204 540100

Take any bus to Moor Lane Bus Station. The club is situated at the junction of Spa Road and Chorley Street.

FARNWORTH SOCIAL CIRCLE: Contact John Rothwell Tel.01204 796763

Farnworth Social Circle Cricket Club, Piggott Street, Farnworth. Matches played in new pavilion sports room; enter via main building front entrance and ask for directions to sports room.

HEATON CRICKET CLUB: Tel. 01204 843173

Heaton Cricket Club, Lower Pools, Church Road, Bolton,

HILTON CENTRE: Contact Jean Smart 01204 691802

Club: Leave the M61 at Junction 6 and travel along the A6027 towards Bolton. Carry straight on at the roundabout and past the Reebok Stadium. At the end of the A6027, turn left at the roundabout (Beehive Public House opposite). Continue along the A673 (Chorley New Road) towards Horwich centre. After driving over the railway bridge, turn left at the traffic lights into Mason Street and first right into Leicester Avenue, then turn first left into Nuttall Avenue. The entrance to the Table Tennis Centre is 10m on the right

£4.00 per session. £3.00 Over 60s. £3.0 Juniors. Hire of Tables for private use. £6 per session + player fees.

HARPER GREEN LEISURE CENTRE: Contact Jeff Weston 07940 933159

LADYBRIDGE: Contact Brian Greenhalgh Tel. 01204 62359

Ladybridge Community Centre, end of Beaumont Drive. No. of Bus: 515 to Beaumont Arms, Ladybridge. Walk down side of pub to shopping precinct. Club located on left hand side of car park. By car: along Beaumont Road, turn into estate, turn left along Armadale Road. 2nd right into Beaumont Drive. Club at end of road/car park. Mainly league table tennis. Some social table tennis on Sundays 8.30 - 10.00 pm but check with Brian Greenhalgh first.