Sports & Leisure Abingdon Now taking bookings for conferences and events 2025/26 For information, email: [email protected] Tilsley Park hosted two prestigious charity events in the autumn which collectively raised over £20,000 for local causes. Helen and Douglas House, which supports Oxfordshire families caring for terminally ill babies and children, organised a Firewalk on 19 October. This was followed on 20 October, by the Abingdon Marathon, which began and ended at Tilsley Park. Congratulations to the 1,200 runners who participated, helping to raise money for several worthwhile local charities. 25 abingdon.org.uk September 2024 marked 10 years since Abingdon School took over the lease of Tilsley Park. In that time, more than £2 million has been invested in building and improving its facilities and today, it boasts some of the best in the region. Amey Theatre celebrates its 150th live screening In the autumn, the Amey Theatre proudly celebrated its 150th live screening with a captivating broadcast of The Marriage of Figaro live from the Royal Opera House. The very first screening on 11 January 2017, was The Tempest live from the Royal Shakespeare Company, which welcomed 114 patrons. Since then, the Amey Theatre has hosted 14,460 patrons for live screenings, and we eagerly anticipate welcoming many more! These include an athletics track, a throws area and allweather pitches. These upgrades have enhanced physical education for students at Abingdon School and other local schools, while providing a focal point for local community activity. Community sports teams, fitness enthusiasts, and families have found a welcoming space, with the venue regularly hosting events such as athletics meets, charity runs, and the Abingdon Marathon. Tilsley Park also serves as the home ground for sporting clubs, including the Oxford Saints American Football team. Charity events raise over £20,000 for local causes Celebrating a decade of Tilsley Park Amey events centre
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