The annual Kingston Festival of Sport organised by Kingston Sports Council will be on this year from May 9 to 16.
There will be free `Come and Try' sports/ fitness sessions hosted by local sports clubs and leisure centres throughout including gymnastics, volleyball, sailing/canoeing, judo, tennis, table tennis, aerobics, basketball, athletics, foot- ball, scuba diving and much more.
New this year will be wheelchair basketball at The Kings Centre on May 9, details in the programme of events.
There will be competitions including the Borough Swimming Gala and Junior Table Tennis Tournament; trials for the London Heathrow Youth Games on Saturday, May 16, for squash, badminton and basketball.
All events aredesigned to ensure that you will have lots of fun and excitement.
Come to the Bentalls Centre and Eden Walk on Saturday May 2 to meet members of Kingston Sports Council and watch aerobics/moves fitness/ club energise/body pump and fencing displays and pick up your Programme of Events.
For information and a full programme contact: Kingston Sports Council on 0181 547 66387/8.
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