Sport and Leisure manage seven community centres and maintain 18 independent community centres in Derby. All of the centres are available for hire at very reasonable prices for parties and other events. Click on the links below to view more details of each centre.

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Revamp for Rykneld Community Centre

Rykneld Community Centre was given a new lease of life on Wednesday, 30 January, when a team from n-power descended on Derby for a team building day with a difference as they redecorated the centre with a ‘Changing Rooms’ style makeover.

The day was organised by CSV in partnership with n-power and Derby City Council’s Community Centre Liaison team. It involved 26 members of staff from n-power offices in Birmingham and Hull meeting up to put something back into the community. The team worked on the centre from 9.30am till 3.30pm, managing to redecorate the main hall and conference room, giving it a fresh lease of life.

‘It has definitely brightened the place up. Rykneld was in need of a facelift and this is just what it needed. The colour scheme looks great and as soon as I walked in I thought wow! This is like walking into a new building. The people that have done this are amazing and have done a marvellous job.’

Sue Andrew, Cleaner and Caretaker of Rykneld Community Centre.

See the difference and take a look below at the photographs of the changes made to the centre. If you are impressed, why not see Rykneld Community Centre for yourself?

  

The Rykneld Community Centre conference room before (left) and after.

The centre has a large main hall which is an ideal size for lots of sport and recreational activities. It also has a generously sized conference room, ideal for holding meetings.

If you would like to book Rykneld Community Centre for any activity contact Marg Cope on 01332 641259 or e-mail marg.cope@derby.gov.uk