 | The Peattie Bar now takes cards. Debit cards are free and you can get cashback. We prefer not to take credit cards as the club gets charged.  |
Introduction
NPL Sports Club is an independent organisation run by a committee (the "Main Committee") elected by the membership. The Club ground is located at the edge of Bushy Park and access to the ground is via the NPL gate on Queens Road. The sporting activities of the Club are broken down into "Sections". The provision of facilities is the responsibility of the Main Committee but each Section is organised by its own committee and most are styled as a separate club e.g. "NPL Cricket Club".
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Membership
All members have "Social Membership" (currently £30.00 p.a.). This entitles members to the use of the changing rooms, bar, snooker table and other general facilities. Members who are active in Sections also have to pay the additional subscription determined by their Section (however some sections e.g. athletics and amateur dramatics make no additional charge).
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Facilities
The Club has the Main Pavilion Complex and an associated changing room block. Adjacent to the changing room block is the Table Tennis Hut. The Pavilion itself has a numerous rooms and facilities. There is currently an appeal to raise money to replace the changing rooms!
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'The Tea Room' is the most historic part of our venue. We believe was originally located in the Old Deer Park (Richmond) and was even used in an early black and white movie! We think in the 1930's it was relocated to it's current location nestling in the grounds of Bushy Park and Bushy House.
Today it is used as a great venue for Band Nights, Weddings, Comedy Nights, Disco's and an all round good time! We also have the cheapest pool table in town, at 70p a game and we have a darts board and other bar games available.
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The Tea Room and old Pav Bar ca. 1997 |
'The Peattie Bar & Lounge', was superbly revamped for the Millenium following great efforts made by membership fundraising events. It replaced the old bar previously revamped in the 1960's. Named after our great friend, the late Gordon Peattie, who was passionate about the club and instrumental in getting the funding for the Millennium rebuild.
The Peattie Bar is open weekday lunchtimes and evenings and Saturday afternoon and evening and has a capacity of ~200. It has several flat-screen TV's for Big Games on Sky Sports, or whatever you fancy watching.
During the summer this opening is extended to Sunday. (The bar is open on some Sunday afternoons during the winter when there is a home football match).
A full range of drinks is served at competitive prices and food is usually available. The snooker table can be booked via the bar and in advance.
Regular social events are organised by the Club and their Sections.
The function rooms can be booked by members for parties etc. Enquiries and bookings should be made via Bish, Ed, or Bar Manager Steve on: 020 8977 6395 or use our contact form.
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The Old Bar (replaced in 2001 by the new Peattie Bar & Freddie Greener Room complex)
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'The Freddie Greener Room', a spacious lounge with a vista onto the sports pitches and Bushy House. This 80 capacity room is regularly used for private parties and fully opens into the Peattie Bar and the Committee Room.
It is named after Freddie, one of the longest known members of the club who passed away shortly after the re-opening.
| The Committee Room, is our smallest room, often used for formal and informal group meetings. |
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The Snooker Room, this room has a full-sized Snooker Table.
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| All our rooms are bookable via the Pavilion on 020 8977 6395.
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Sports Playing Areas
The use of the ground changes between summer and winter seasons. In summer there are two cricket pitches and one hockey pitch. In winter these are replaced by two football and three hockey pitches.
Three all-weather tennis courts are supplemented by up to four grass tennis courts during the summer.
A bowling green is also available during summer.
Other areas of the ground are used for five-a-side football, volleyball and archery.
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