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Turf and grass pitches across Bristol Ashton Park Sports Centre - Bower Ashton Type: Tarmac Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 377 3300 Badminton School - Westbury on Trym Type: sand based artificial turf pitch (ATP) Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 905 5200 Bridge Learning Campus - Hartcliffe Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0845 643 2522 Brislington Enterprise College - Brislington Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0845 643 2522 Bristol Metropolitan Academy - Eastville Type: sand based artificial pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0845 643 2522 Brunel Academy - Speedwell Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0845 643 2522 City Academy - Easton Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 954 2811 Clifton College Sports Ground - Abbots Leigh Type: 1 x 3G synthetic grass pitch, 2 x sand based ATP, 1 x water based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 923 7780 Colston School - Stapleton Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 965 3376 Coombe Dingle Sports Complex - Westbury on Trym Type: 1 x sand based ATP and 1 x water based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 962 6718 Fairfield School - Eastville Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 952 7100 Golden Hill Sports Ground - Henleaze Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 924 4318 Henbury School - Henbury Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Tel: 0117 903 0138 Merchants Academy - Withywood Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 301 5006 Orchard School (Monks Park) - Horfield Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 903 0138 Pen Park Sports Ground - Southmead Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 950 8362 Portway Rugby Development Centre - Sea Mills Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 353 2737 Redland School - Redland Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 353 3200 Red Maids School - Westbury on Trym Type: sand based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 989 8256 South Bristol Sports Centre - Knowle Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 903 8681 St Bede's School - Lawrence Weston Type: 3G synthetic grass pitch Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 377 2200 UWE Frenchay Campus - Frenchay Type: water based ATP Floodlights: Yes Tel: 0117 328 6200 Dame Emily Hardcourt Play Area • Situated next to Bristol South Pool, Dean Lane, Bedminster BS3. • Tarmac surface • Free for the public to use .

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