Squash courts in england

where can I play squash?

Everywhere!

Looking for women’s squash near you? Girls in Motion helps women and girls find local squash sessions, clubs, and events across the UK. Whether you’re a complete beginner or returning to the game, we’ll help you find a welcoming place to play.

Our interactive map brings together squash courts across England, Girls In Motion are making it easy for women and girls to find welcoming clubs and courts nearby. Whether you’re new to the game or already playing, there’s a court waiting for you!

womens Squash leagues in england

where can I play team squash?

16 existing open womens leagues

This map highlights the clubs across England with teams in women’s squash leagues. With 16 active leagues nationwide, it’s a brilliant way to find competitive squash near you, connect with a team, and see where women are already competing.

Girls In Motion are actively increasing the visibility of women’s competitive squash, we aim to inspire more players, more teams, and more leagues across the country.

Check out the links to active womens squash leagues below.

North West Womens Squash League
Hertfordshire Ladies Winter
Sussex Squash - Women Division
Michael Spiers Devon Ladies League
York & District Ladies Winter League
Bucks Squash County Women's Leagues
Warwickshire Ladies
Sheffield & District
Northumbria Ladies Winter
Surrey Ladies winter
Middlesex Senior Ladies League
Cambs Ladies
Leicestershire Ladies League
Durham & Cleveland
Hampshire Ladies League
Avon Womens Autumn

Growth framework 2026

Girls In Motion surveyed women playing league squash across England to understand what motivates participation, what supports retention, and where barriers remain. Over 180 women from 15 leagues responded, representing a wide range of experience and playing levels.

Women value league squash most for its team environment, community and enjoyment, alongside fitness and competition. Retention is strong, with many long-standing players, while newer players continue to enter leagues.

However, the most significant challenges to growth relate to player numbers, ability matching and league structure, with calls for more teams, divisions and inclusive formats.

These insights informed the development of the Women’s League Growth Framework, guiding coordinated action to strengthen participation, competition and leadership in women’s leagues nationwide.

Download the full 10 page report below:

Womens League Survey & Growth Framework 2026

What do you enjoy most about playing league squash?

Horizontal bar chart with six categories: Confidence Boost, Health, Chance to Improve at Squash, Team of Belonging, Competition, Fitness, and Social Connection/Community. Social Connection/Community has the longest bar, followed by Fitness and Competition, indicating higher values. Confidence Boost has the shortest bar.

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