A beautiful place to get fit and enjoy the outdoors.
If you have always wanted to play a sport or you just want to become more active then the new ground is for you.
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As well as Abbots Bromley’s official Football, Cricket and Tennis Clubs we want everyone to use the grounds as much as possible, and here are just some of our suggestions – we really welcome your ideas.
Walkers, runners, cyclists, explorers and people who just want to play or support a team.
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Schools – we encourage school children to use the appropriate sports pitches, walkways and cycle routes, helping them to start an active and healthy lifestyle in a safe, natural environment.
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We also welcome Abbots Bromley’s Keep Fat Club and would love to see the following sorts of established or new clubs from the surrounding areas utilising the grounds:
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Jogging Club
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Walking football for the over fifties
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Rounders
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Ladies football
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Outdoor Tai Chi
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Ramblers
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Can’t see what you are looking for? Contact us here if you have an idea for a new activity you would like us to explore.
Who the Space is for?
A place for friends
A space for the young, the old, from all walks of life, to come together in one space.
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A space to meet old friends and make new ones
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Older residents who wish to have some quiet, contemplative time.
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Families are especially welcome to use and enjoy all the facilities.
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Abbots Bromley and Area Youth Club
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Charities, such as Evergreens will use the centre for meetings
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Isolated or lonely people whole heartedly encouraged to meet up and make friends
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Organisations helping older people become more active such as Age UK Staffordshire and Move it or Lose it have expressed an interest in using the new Clubhouse
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Businesses could set up networking events

Making the Grounds Eco Friendly
In addition to creating a positive impact on the local community, we are also ensuring that the new facilities provide a boost to the local wildlife and eco-system.
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Here are a few of the goals and steps that we are taking to ensure that this happens:
Solar Panels on the Pavilion
Trees & Shrub Planting
Bees & Insects Assisted to Thrive
Nesting Boxes for Birds & Bats
✓ ​Ponds to support wildlife
✓ Bat boxes in the pavilion roof
✓ Reed beds to provide a habitat for newts, fish, frogs and birds.
✓ Footpaths to be well maintained and interest/nature created along their route.
✓ Carbon neutral approach
✓ Balancing ponds
✓ Clean water run-offs from drainage facilities
✓ Promotion of natural history
✓ Enhanced for birds and other species
✓ Haven for wildlife
✓ Newts attracted to watercourses
✓ Ground Source Heating for the Pavillion