Leigh Sports Village

Leigh Sports Village is a premier mixed use complex located in the North West that provides state of the art facilities for sport, education, physical activity, health, leisure, culture and business.

Officially opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 2008, the £83 million complex provides a wide range of facilities:

• 11,000 capacity stadium home to Leigh Centurions Rugby League Club and Blackburn Rovers Reserves
• Conference and banqueting facilities ideal for all types of activities including business meetings, interviews, away days, private functions, conferences and exhibitions
• Corporate hospitality boxes
• Athletics stadium home to Leigh Harriers Amateur Athletics Club
• 400m running track with covered sprinting area
• Sports pavilion
• Floodlit grass and third generation (3G) artificial sports pitches
• Leigh Indoor Sports Centre, which includes a 25m pool, sports hall and Profiles gym
• Leigh Sixth Form College
• High quality, 135 room hotel at the Park Inn
• Morrisons supermarket and petrol station
• Leisure and shopping facilities
• Performance areas
• Walking tracks
• High tech offices
• Open spaces
• Bars
• Restaurants
• Free car parking

The Sports Village provides a wide range of activities for people of all ages and backgrounds to hosting international sporting events, such as the 2011 Gillette Rugby League Four Nations and Rugby League World Cup 2013.

Key partners of Leigh Sports Village include:

• Leigh Sports Village Company
• Wigan Council
• Leigh Centurions Rugby League Club
• Leigh East Amateur Rugby League Football Club
• Leigh Harriers Amateur Athletics Club
• Leigh Sports Trust
• Wigan and Leigh College
• Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust
• Park Inn Hotel
• Ashton Leigh and Wigan PCT
• Intrahealth
• Blackburn Rovers Football Club
• Wigan and Leigh Disability Partnership
• Inspire 2 Independence
• Morrisons
• Greenbank Partnerships Limited