Eddington Residents’ Association
Eddington Residents’ Association strives to build a vibrant community bringing together the wide variety of residents from all over the world that call Eddington their home.
North West and West Community Forum
The North West and West Community Forum brings residents, councils and developers together to raise issues and discuss how local developments are progressing.
The forum is open to everybody. It usually meets three times a year, with an informal drop-in session followed by a more formal meeting.
https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/north-west-and-west-community-forum
Sports Pitches in Eddington
Suitable for football, cricket, and other field sports, these pitches are open for use at competitive prices.
A sports pavilion and cricket clubhouse complete the suite of high-quality facilities.
https://eddington-cambridge.co.uk/sports-at-eddington-booking
City Council Sports
Cambridge City Council offer a wide range of sporting opportunities from pitch hire and swimming pools to specialist access for people with disabilities.
https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/sport-and-fitness
University of Cambridge Sports Centre
Although the Sports Centre provides a hub for Sport at Cambridge University, anyone can become a member of the gym and use the facilities. You do not need a connection to the University and competitive membership options are available.
Opened in 2013, the University Sports Centre has a fitness suite, strength and conditioning room, sports hall, squash and fives courts, studios and a team training room used by international performance athletes. It offers a wide range of sports clubs and fitness classes for both members and casual users.
Chesterton Sports Centre
Having opened in 2004, Chesterton Sports Centre hosts a swimming pool, sports hall, gymnasium, 3G Astroturf, grass pitches, tennis courts, aerobics studio and a brand new fitness suite.
Child and Family Centre
The North Cambridge Child and Family Centre offers groups, events, activities, courses and support for families with children aged 0-19.
https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/directory/listings/child-and-famiy-centre-cambridge-city
Pre-Schools and Toddler Groups
Cambridge City Council has extensive information about all things child related including – but not limited to – pre-schools and applying for school places.
https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/children-and-families/childcare-and-early-learning
In addition to Storey’s Field Centre, Cambridge has many other community centres:
The Meadows Community Centre
1 St. Catharine’s Road
Cambridge
CB4 3XJ
01223 508 140
Brown’s Field Community Centre
31A Green End Road
Cambridge
CB4 1RU
01223 420 309
Ross Street Community Centre
Ross Street
Cambridge
CB1 3UZ
01223 471 674
The Orchard Community Centre
Central Avenue
Cambridge
CB4 2EZ
01223 420 750
Akeman Street Community Room
82 Akeman Street
Cambridge
CB4 3HG
01223 508 150
The Signal Box Community Centre
82 Glenalmond Avenue
Cambridge
CB2 8DB
01223 603 633
Milton Community Centre
Coles Road
Milton, Cambridge
CB24 6BL
01223 862 763
East Barnwell Community Centre
640 Newmarket Road
Cambridge
CB5 8RS
01223 211 945
Trumpington Pavillion
Paget Road
Cambridge
CB2 9JT
01223 847 433
Clay Farm Centre
Hobson Square
Cambridge
CB2 9FN
01223 457 232
Lichfield Road Community Hall
173 Lichfield Road
Cambridge
CB1 3SL
01223 474 450
Romsey Mill Centre
Hemingford Road
Cambridge
CB1 3BZ
01223 213 162
William Collyn Community Centre
9 Wellbrook Way
Girton, Cambridge
CB3 0FW
01223 279 587
For information on Faith buildings and places of worship in Cambridge, please visit Cityvisitor’s Guide to Cambridge.
The nearest public libraries are situated at:
Cambridge Central Library
7 Lion Yard
Cambridge
CB2 3QD
Arbury Court Library
Arbury Road
Cambridge
CB4 2JQ
Milton Road Library
Ascham Road
Cambridge
CB4 2BD
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