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Telford & Wrekin Interfaith Council

Community

Interfaith Community Basketball

A community initiative rather than a conventional basketball club: sessions are non-competitive and open to people of all faiths, cultures and backgrounds.

Interfaith Community Basketball display with the Mayor and civic guests at a community event

A different kind of session

Interfaith Community Basketball was created to give residents a straightforward reason to meet one another. There are no league tables, no trials and no expectation of experience. Participation is mixed and the emphasis is on fitness, friendship and enjoying the game together.

The initiative received the Mayor's Building Bridges Award for providing a service that breaks down barriers in Telford & Wrekin. Following the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Sport England donated up to two dozen basketballs and other equipment, together with a plaque confirming its support.

Who can take part

Sessions are open to anyone in the borough. You do not need to belong to a faith community, to be a member of another organisation, or to have played before.

Players holding basketballs on an outdoor court at a community session

Sessions

Basketball session venues, days and times as recorded on the Council's previous website
VenueDayTime
Telford College of Arts and Technology (TCAT)Monday8.00pm – 9.30pm
Hadley Learning Community (HLC)Tuesday7.00pm – 9.00pm

These session details are reproduced from the Council's previous website and may have changed. [CONFIRM CURRENT PROGRAMME SCHEDULE]

19 New Street, Wellington, Telford TF1 1LU