Softball . . .can be enjoyed by anyone, whatever their age or ability, male or female - especially at Thames Valley Soft Ball Club one of the country's top softball set ups. There are several teams at every standard, professional coaches and free use of equipment. And it's all hosted at RPSC. So come on down one Monday training evening (you don't have to join) and enjoy a knock about. Email enquiries to: roo_bounces@yahoo.co.uk Website: www.richingsparksoftball.co.uk
	St Peter's FC St Peters Football Club provides football coaching and competeive league matches at RPSSC on Saturday mornings for children between 4 and 16 years old. The aim of the club is to make football accessible & enjoyable for all children irrespective of their ability. Email enquiries to: na_jones@btinternet.com Website: www.stpetersfc.org.uk Telephone: Nick Jones 01753 650811
	Langley Hornets FC Langley Hornets Football Club was established in 2000.  We consist of teams in age groups 7-16.  We play in the Slough Mini Soccer and Slough Combination Leagues, our home ground being Richings Park.  All Coaches are level 1 FA qualified and CRB checked.  In August 2009 Langley Hornets FC became a Charter Standard Club. As a club we like to see results but more importantly we want children to enjoy playing football and grow within the community as a team.  If you have children interested in playing football feel free to contact us for further details. Email enquires to:   langleyhornets@sky.com Web site:   www.langleyhornetsfc.co.uk .
	New Hanford FC Established more than 30 years ago by a group of lads from Hanwell and Greenford, hence the name. The first team has enjoyed a lot of success over the years particularly in the early 1990's, winning the Middlesex County League Premier Division. Recently the club has won the Middx Junior and Intermediate Cups and London Comm League Cup. The club currently boasts 3 teams, the First team, based at Richings Park Sports Club, a Reserve (vets) side in Yeading and an Under 18 team in Perivale. Email enquiries to: gw@extramanrecruitment.co.uk Telephone: Gary on 07970 640 182
	Bowls A relaxing sport in a friendly atmosphere on a green which is the envy of the area. New members are very welcome, and if you have never bowled before you'll get plenty of encouragement with coaching provided. We have competitions amongst ourselves, lots of informal roll-ups and play in an active league. Membership prices are amongst the lowest you will find, we have our own pavillion and sun patio, and of course, you get access to the RPSC clubhouse and bars. We play from April to September. Enquiries:  Martin West Bowls Club Secretary Email:        marjos146@yahoo.com Telephone: 020 8842 2209
	Tennis Want to play Tennis all year round? Richings Park Tennis Club has four superbly maintained all weather courts. They are floodlit for night time play, club balls are provided – and we have the lowest rates in Bucks! Email enquiries to: contact@richingsparkltc.org.uk  Website:  www.richingsparkltc.org.uk/ The following attachment is the application for the Tennis Season 2011-2012. This can be completed and left behind the bar with the attention of the tennis club. Tennis Application Form
	Run 4 Life Richings Park Running Club Group is for people from all over the area to get fit, lose weight and expand their social circle. The group meets at Richings Park Sports Club every Thursdays and Mondays at 6pm to 7pm and run in various locations as well as using various facilities at the club. We are a fun and lively group of people of all levels who want to make the most of our lives! So please do come along and join us for getting fit and have a relaxing time. You are most welcome You never know it could change your life forever!  Our professional exercise coach is Shaun Thompson with Sephanie who runs the classes and can also offer 1 to 1 personal training cost per class is 3 pounds per session. Shaun offers personal training for all, to help YOU achieve all your goals and so much more.He is a NVQ Level 3 qualified personal trainer which also covers nutritional advice, also with a wide sporting background, and a professional Ice hockey player (Slough Jet).  What to expect every week.  1 Group warm up and stretch, 2 Circuits training, running  3 Functional exercises and cool down The group could meet at the sports club for some refreshments after the run and meet up at a local restaurant as a monthly social day between runners. email: run4life@rpsc.org.uk phone: 01753 650939 or 07793 608637 for main contact Sephanie Methven or Shaun :07906087749 Website: www.rpsc.org.uk  Shaun Thompson www.tauruspt.co.uk