Lilleshall

Lilleshall Hall was built in 1831 as the hunting lodge and family retreat of the Duke of Sutherland. It is now a flagship residential training centre and award winning centre of excellence for many of the UK’s top sportsmen and women.

The centre caters for an extensive range of sports at all levels and is fully accessible to the public. It is the home of British Gymnastics and Archery GB, and hosts a wide range of residential programmes for these and other sports.

Lilleshall National Sports Centre is owned by the Sports Council Trust Company (SCTC).

How to get there

Lilleshall National Sports Centre
Lilleshall
Newport
TF10 9AT

Tel: 01952 603 003

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Facilities

The sports facilities at Lilleshall include:

• Gymnastics, sports and activity halls
• Sports injuries rehabilitation centre
• 5 squash courts (two glass backed)
• Lilleshall squash club
• Projectile hall and weight training room
• Floodlit water based synthetic hockey turf pitches
• Indoor & outdoor archery range
• Bowling green (six lane) and clubhouse
• 35 acres of grass pitches (circa 9 pitches)
• Accommodation comprising 187 beds in a mix of single, twin and en-suite Bedrooms and associated facilities.

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Current users

Organisations currently using the venue include the national governing bodies of:

• Football Association
• England Hockey
• England Squash
• British Gliding Association
• Archery GB
• UK Sport
• English Institute of Sport 
• Lilleshall Sports Injury Rebab
• Federation international Gymnastics 
  

Lilleshall is also used by the community with the majority of elite facilities being available to the community out of elite usage hours and other facilities being used specifically by the community.

Operation

Lilleshall is currently operated by Serco Leisure Operating Limited (SLOL). It has achieved excellent accreditation under the Standard for Service and Business Excellence through the Institute of Hospitality, with a score of 73%.