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Training Tuesday & Thursday evenings. Tuesday for Under 11's at 18:00 and 19:00 for others. Thursday at 19:00 for invited Juniors and Senior groups. Juniors will take part in fitness training on Tuesday's, with Thursday dedicated to training for competions/events (Members only)

Banbury Boxing Club was founded in September 2012 by brothers Ben and Tom Malcher, Mark Cooper and Dave Green. The club is proudly affiliated with the A.B.A. and is a club for Competitive Amateur (unpaid) Boxing. We are a non-profit making, charitable club, run by volunteers and supported by donations, grants and member subscriptions. The main aim of Banbury Boxing Club is to offer affordable boxing classes in a safe environment for competitive boxers to train and compete in the sport of amateur boxing who might one day represent the Home Counties, England or even Team GB! We welcome males and females of all shapes and sizes from ages 10-40yrs. By teaching boxing skills we give an opportunity for todays youth to have a positive focus in life. To motivate, encourage regular exercise and promote a healthy lifestyle and diet. Banbury Boxing Club opens a door for many people from all walks of the community to get involved in a fun, exciting club and make new friends. We are also affiliated to the O.A.Y.P. which gives us access to diverse and exciting events and training programmes providing professional club support, education and activities.

17:00-19-00 saturdays for more info please email North Oxfordshire Academy Drayton Rd Banbury OX16 0UD

Banbury United are a amateur football club playing in the southern premier league. they where founded in 1931 and we play our home matches at the Spencer Staduim. Now is the official Banbury United pa

The club started out in a one court hall at Harriers Ground Primary School in the early 1980's with one mixed team which started in Division 6! At this point the club was called Harriers. From this the club started to establish itself in the leagues and entered Mens and Ladies Teams also and in the mid 1980's started a junior club, from this junior club it has produced players who have gone on to represent Oxfordshire at Junior and Senior County Level. As the club gained more members it began to move up the leagues and eventually outgrew the one court hall, therefore it had to move, which meant a move to Drayton School (which is now North Oxford Academy) in the 1990's. With this move brought success as the Harriers teams were now in the Top Division's and winning the Division 1 titles. This also brought a merger between Feathers and Harriers, the Feathers team was purely a 5 Discipline team playing in the Oxfordshire League, and claiming the 5 Discipline Division 1 title several times. The club was then known as Harriers Feathers for several seasons before the Harriers was dropped and the club was now in its current form as Feathers. In 2006 the club moved to the new sports hall at BGN School which was built in 2005 thanks to lottery funding after the school was awarded specialist sports college status in 2004, and is one of the best venues in the area. 2012-2013 Season Club Nights for the new season recommence on Wednesday nights starting on Wednesday 5th September from 7pm till 10pm at BGN School Sports Hall, Addison Road, Banbury. Subscription Fees for the coming season are: £95 for Adults £55 for Juniors This includes affiliations fees to Badminton England (£10.50 & £5.25 respectively) and £2.30 to Oxfordshire Badminton Association and for all your club nights. Subscription fees for the season need to be received by 26th September if you are joining the club. Match fees are £3.00 per match. Visitors Visitors are welcome to the club at a fee of £4.00 per session. Just turn up and play. We use Feather Shuttles for club nights and all home matches. For further details call Ken on 01295 251633 or call or email Stuart on 01295 265626.