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Exciting progress is underway at The Saffrons for Eastbourne’s upcoming Padel4all Centre! As construction reaches the halfway point, several milestones have been accomplished, setting the stage for this top-notch padel facility. Key Updates: 1. Concrete Bases Levelled for Courts The construction team have levelled the concrete bases, a critical step ...

Padel4all’s ladies and men’s teams were in action at the division 2 LTA finals in Roehampton on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th of September.   The men's team faced David Lloyd (Raynes Park), Thistle Padel and Hurlingham, in the group stages. Meanwhile the Ladies played Middlesborough and Epsom in theirs.  The ...

This week, millions of people across the UK will be inspired to become more active as they recognise National Fitness Day on the 20 September.

In a historic first for the growing sport of Padel, it will be featured at this year’s upcoming European Games, held in Krakow, Poland. It’s the biggest event yet for the sport and the first of many major international competitions. It’s also an opportunity for 128 of the best players in the European Padel circuit to demonstrate their skills on the court. There will be three categories in the event: men, women, and mixed. The tournament will take place over five days between 21 June and 25 June 2023.

Two new racket sports are taking the world by storm, bringing in new fans and players who are either looking for an alternative to tennis or discovering a love of racket sports for the first time. Both Padel and Pickleball share a lot of common ground.

One of the biggest bonuses of playing padel at a Padel4all centre is that, with our covered courts, you can play it all year round, whatever the weather.

From the world’s best footballer Lionel Messi to his former Barcelona teammate and friend Luis Suarez and his current PSG team mate, Neymar (who has built two courts for the game at his luxury home in Brazil), the love of Padel is growing amongst the sporting elite.

We received the fantastic news this week that Padel4all has been nominated as a finalist for the Bristol Life Award 2023. Our shortlisted nomination comes in the Leisure and Tourism category which is all about enjoyment in the city and includes a wide variety of services for tourists, residents or both ...

The Board of Padel4all Limited are delighted to announce the appointment of Nick Yates as a director of Padel4all. Nick is already a significant investor in Padel4all Limited and is a regular and highly competent padel player; he recently represented England in an international padel tournament for the Over-45’s and ...

We are proud to be helping padel become a greener, more friendly sport by supporting a new initiative which gives used padel balls a new lease of life. Padel4all have teamed up with Recycaball who work closely with clubs across the UK, offering the chance to recycle used tennis and ...

What a year it’s been for the team here at Padel4all. We’re all delighted to have welcomed so many new members to this great game – we hit the 500 mark only last month.

Don’t let the dark evenings stop you from going out and having fun – especially if you live in Bristol and are keen to play some sport.

Regardless of how cold, wet or windy it is – even all three – there is always something to do in Bristol during winter.

Female padel enthusiasts didn’t just enjoy a 90-minute game recently – they also tucked into homemade cake and coffee afterwards.

Padel is one of the most practised sports in Spain, with more than four million regular participants.

Autumn half term lands on October 24 this year, and if you haven’t already got a trip arranged, then now is the time to book some of our inclusive Padel4all junior sessions for the period. 

Wheelchair basketball is probably the most well-known, but these days many sports – such as tennis, rugby and cycling – are also played in a wheelchair. As such, it shouldn’t surprise you to learn that now padel is too.

Padel may be the latest sport for adults to sweep across the UK, but it’s not exclusively for over 18s. Kids also love the game of padel.

Every decent, competitive game has rules, and Padel is no exception.

Padel was invented in Mexico in the 1960s; however, a similar sport was played on British cruise ships and in Washington and New York in the 1910s.

Want to find out what all the fuss is about surrounding the fab new game that’s recently hit British shores?

You may have heard of it, and you’ve probably seen it played – especially if you’ve been on holiday in Spain or Portugal in recent years.

We are announcing our new partnership affiliation with The Padel School.

Plans for our third Padel4all centre were given full planning approval by Bristol City Council earlier this month.

We are delighted to announce that Bookteq will provide us with the management software for the Padel4all online court booking system.

The Padel4all Schools programme was unveiled to schools during the final term of the school year and has proven to be a big hit.

We are delighted to announce that we have signed a partnership agreement with Specialist Sports, the UK Distributor of adidas Padel. 

The UK’s leading supplier and installer of padel courts and canopies has been awarded the contract to build the first two Padel4all centres.

The news that planning consent had been granted for the first two Padel4all centres was a cause of celebration.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of The Sports Consultancy in helping us develop and grow the sport of Padel Tennis in the UK.

We are thrilled to announce that full planning consent has been granted for the first two Padel4all centres.