Crowhall Lane, Cramlington, NE23 3YP
CENTRE OPENING HOURS
Monday: 8.00am – 8.00pm
Tuesday: 9.00am – 9.30pm (staffed until 6.00pm)
Wednesday: 8.00am – 8.30pm (staffed until 6.00pm)
Thursday: 10.00am – 8.30pm (staffed until 7.30pm)
Friday: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Saturday: 9.00am – 12.00pm (open longer if football match)
Sunday: 9.00am – 10.00pm (open longer if football match)
Forum Way, Cramlington NE23 6YB
CENTRE OPENING HOURS
Cramlington Bowling Club welcomes new players and visitors throughout the season from April to September.
Contact via their Facebook page.
A friendly tennis club based at Alexandra Park in Cramlington. All welcome and all abilities catered for.
Players can access tennis as a member, key holder & non-member so there is something for everyone.
With the CCTP you have 3 options to play tennis at Alexandra Park:
1) Become a CCTP member, get loads of benefits that make your tennis cheaper and provide you with extra tennis opportunities: including discounts on coaching, matches, Wimbledon ticket ballot and a court key.
2) Enrol on one of our coaching courses, get expert coaching from LTA licensed coaches, improving your skills and meeting new people. All players can try a session for FREE and are open to members and non-members
3) Become a ‘Key Holder’ you have no CCTP benefits other than a court key to access the tennis courts around CCTP usage. You need to provide your full details and can name up to 3 other players that will be playing with you when you use the key but the main key holder must be present when using the key.
For further information or to book onto any of our courses/activities please contact CCTP Head Coach Phil Barron on 07711479026 or admin@cramtennis.co.uk
The North East’s biggest rugby league club. National Community Club of the Year. Home of Rockets Community. Teams from Rocket Tots to adults. All welcome!
The Rockets currently train over 140 players spanning from U8’s to Open Age teams.
We run teams at the following age groups: Boys U9’s, U10’s, U11’s, U12’s, U13’s, U14’s U15’s and U16’S. Girls
U12’s U14’s andU16’s
They also run two Open Age Men’s teams, one in the North East Premier Division and one Merit team for our Youth players making the transition into the Men’s game.
The club has 22 volunteers with diverse backgrounds, which include RFL qualified coaches, RFL accredited referees, a RFL Touchline Manager, catering staff, a treasurer, a child welfare officer and a club photographer.
The club ethos is to make football fun and available to everyone. They are a community club with a community spirit who believe all children should have the opportunity to play organised football in a fun and safe environment.
Cramlington Town F.C. are a FA Community Club – with age groups ranging from under 7 to Seniors. They provide football to 270 local boys, girls and adults and are based at Cramlington Sporting Club, with some of the best facilities available to junior/senior football.
In May 2009 Cramlington Cobras merged with Cramlington Town F.C. senior team who play in the Northern Alliance League, and now Cobras hve become Cramlington Town F.C. The Committee felt that this was a step forward and would help secure and develop the club in the future and allow the players to progress from junior to senior football.
Venues: East Hartford Pavillion, Cramlington, NE23 3BE and Cramlington Sporting Club, NE23 6BN
Cramlington Learning Village, Highburn, Cramlington, NE23 6BN
CENTRE OPENING HOURS
Sunday 9.00am – 6.00pmWeekday opening times during holidays are 9.00am – 10.00pm
Jane Percy House supports people with a range of disabilities including cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spina bifida and arthritis, multiple sclerosis and disabilities resulting from accidents or a stroke. As well as providing physical care, it is committed to ensuring that people have control over their lives and are treated with dignity and respect at all times.
Located in Cramlington, Northumberland, they provide accommodation and support for people with complex and high dependency needs, giving independence and lifestyle choices for adults with physical disabilities. It forms part of the nationwide network of disability support services provided by The Disabilities Trust.
The club ethos is to make football fun and available to everyone. They are a community club with a community spirit who believe all children should have the opportunity to play organised football in a fun and safe environment.
Cramlington Town F.C. are a FA Community Club – with age groups ranging from under 7 to Seniors. They provide football to 270 local boys, girls and adults and are based at Cramlington Sporting Club, with some of the best facilities available to junior/senior football.
In May 2009 Cramlington Cobras merged with Cramlington Town F.C. senior team who play in the Northern Alliance League, and now Cobras hve become Cramlington Town F.C. The Committee felt that this was a step forward and would help secure and develop the club in the future and allow the players to progress from junior to senior football.
Venues: East Hartford Pavillion, Cramlington, NE23 3BE and Cramlington Sporting Club, NE23 6BN
Church of the Nazarene, Durham Road, Cramlington NE23 3ST
cramlingtoncommunitychurch@gmail.com
Toddler Group has 5 sessions per week. It is a very popular and well-known group for babies and toddlers.
It is a safe environment for children to play, with a fantastic selection of toys, structured crafts and always finishes with a singsong. The room is carpeted so nice for younger children. Nothing is too much trouble for the dedicated team who run the group. Venue is lovely and clean with good changing facilities.
Parents and carers get a chance to talk and have refreshments while still being able to supervise their children. If you would like more information regarding the Toddler group please contact us.
Tuesday 10am – 11.30am & 1pm – 2.30pm
Wednesday 10am -11.30am
Friday 10am – 11.30am & 1pm – 2.30pm
£3 per child. Babies and toddlers of all ages.
Runs on: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays
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Forum Way, Cramlington NE23 6YB
CENTRE OPENING HOURS
Every Wednesday 9:30am – 12pm
CSCS was created during last year’s summer school break (2017). we have been an active and established service within our community now for over 8 months. Based in Cramlington but help families and young people all round the Northeast.
Collecting donations of Uniform for all the local schools and surrounding areas. expanding rapidly around neighbouring communities as the scheme grows.
Freema Chambers
To exchange information and provide a forum for discussion about leasehold issues in Cramlington and the wider area.
Paul Reynolds
Manor Walks Shopping and Leisure is Cramlington’s leading shopping destination with over 100 High Street outlets, independent boutiques and eateries open seven days a week.
The centre has everything you need for a complete day out so you can shop, dine and relax with retailers including Boots, Dorothy Perkins, New Look, JD Sports, Claire’s and an adjoining retail park with units including Next, Argos and TK Maxx.
The centre has a wide variety of modern dining choices on offer such as Nando’s, Frankie & Benny’s and Sambuca or if you prefer something lighter, why not try one of the independent cafes including Kitchen and Bettini’s. Manor Walks is also home to the only multiplex VUE cinema in the county which includes the largest screen in the North East featuring all the latest blockbuster movies.
For more information about Manor Walks follow @ManorWalks on Facebook, Twitter and Instragram or visit the website http://www.manorwalks.co.uk
The times below are for the Manor Walks Shopping and Leisure. For individual store opening hours please check the shops directory.
Weekly Opening Times
- Monday: 8:00am – 8:30pm
- Tuesday: 8:00am – 8:30pm
- Wednesday: 8:00am – 8:30pm
- Thursday: 8:00am – 8:30pm
- Friday: 8:00am – 8:30pm
- Saturday: 8:00am – 8:30pm
- Sunday: 9:30am – 4:30pm
Blagdon Terrace, Cramlington NE23 6QQ
St. Nicholas’ Church is the traditional church visible in the middle of the town and as such is a popular venue for weddings and baptisms.
Several congregations using different styles of worship meet at St. Nicholas’ Church. The 8am Sunday service is quiet and reflective with little or no music. The 10am service on Sunday is a celebration for families and people of all ages. The Wednesday morning service is a quieter service but does include hymns. The Prayer and Praise service is free-style, using a variety of styles of worship and includes a lot of music.
Held on a Wednesday lunch time £4 for two course meal with tea or coffee
Ann Mitcheson
The North East’s biggest rugby league club. National Community Club of the Year. Home of Rockets Community. Teams from Rocket Tots to adults. All welcome!
The Rockets currently train over 140 players spanning from U8’s to Open Age teams.
We run teams at the following age groups: Boys U9’s, U10’s, U11’s, U12’s, U13’s, U14’s U15’s and U16’S. Girls
U12’s U14’s andU16’s
They also run two Open Age Men’s teams, one in the North East Premier Division and one Merit team for our Youth players making the transition into the Men’s game.
The club has 22 volunteers with diverse backgrounds, which include RFL qualified coaches, RFL accredited referees, a RFL Touchline Manager, catering staff, a treasurer, a child welfare officer and a club photographer.
Cramlington Bowling Club welcomes new players and visitors throughout the season from April to September.
Contact via their Facebook page.
A friendly tennis club based at Alexandra Park in Cramlington. All welcome and all abilities catered for.
Players can access tennis as a member, key holder & non-member so there is something for everyone.
With the CCTP you have 3 options to play tennis at Alexandra Park:
1) Become a CCTP member, get loads of benefits that make your tennis cheaper and provide you with extra tennis opportunities: including discounts on coaching, matches, Wimbledon ticket ballot and a court key.
2) Enrol on one of our coaching courses, get expert coaching from LTA licensed coaches, improving your skills and meeting new people. All players can try a session for FREE and are open to members and non-members
3) Become a ‘Key Holder’ you have no CCTP benefits other than a court key to access the tennis courts around CCTP usage. You need to provide your full details and can name up to 3 other players that will be playing with you when you use the key but the main key holder must be present when using the key.
For further information or to book onto any of our courses/activities please contact CCTP Head Coach Phil Barron on 07711479026 or admin@cramtennis.co.uk
