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Clubmark Clubs
To find clubs in and around your area, why not visit our sport finder section where you'll find Clubmark accredited clubs.
Where to play?
We are working with our partners to establish one place which has all the information you need to find a sports club in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough but in the meantime, this section includes links we hope you will find useful.
www.peterborough.gov.uk/page-490 - information about sports clubs, leisure centres, sports facilities and how to get involved in sport in Peterborough.
www.ecsport.co.uk - find for a sports club, search for leisure centres in East Cambridgeshire, information about disability sport and much more.
Cambridge.net - looking for a sports club?
Cambridge Sports Network - promoting opportunities to get involved in sport in Cambridge city.
www.activeplaces.com - Sport England website enables you to search for sports facilities by browsing an interactive map, search for facilities, or use the name and address of a specific facility. This is the first stage in an ambitious project.
Information Britain - information on clubs and activities.
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