The Summit Centre

Located in the heart of Kirkby-in-Ashfield, The Summit Centre is a community centre that offers top-quality facilities in Nottinghamshire. It has been the preferred choice of venue for numerous groups and organisations, both local and nationwide. The Summit Centre boasts a wide range of excellent facilities, including a sports hall, conference and training rooms, a football pitch, a 3G MUGA, a caf, a licenced bar, party facilities, and catering facilities.

In addition, The Summit Centre also provides ample parking, full disabled and wheelchair-friendly access, and a supportive and friendly team ready to assist guests. The centre takes pride in catering to individual needs in order to provide the best possible service, ensuring that all guests' requirements are met. Take a virtual tour of The Summit Centre on our website to get a better understanding of what we have to offer.

The Summit Centre serves as a hub for the community, hosting a multitude of local groups and organisations. It aims to bring a wide variety of activities and courses right to the doorstep of the local community, eliminating the need for extensive travel. Whether it's for personal enjoyment or for hosting events, The Summit Centre is dedicated to providing the answer.

Located on Pavilion Road in Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottingham, The Summit Centre is easily accessible. It is a registered charity (Number 522234) and is committed to serving the needs of the local community.

Formerly a colliery site, The Summit Colliery mine once employed over 1,300 men, making it one of the largest mines in the country. The construction of houses for the miners on Lowmoor Road and the establishment of East Kirkby Miners Welfare followed. However, the colliery was closed in 1969. Subsequently, the East Kirkby Miners Welfare became the owner of the land, and the Summit Centre was built through the efforts of the Coal Industry Social Welfare organisation (CISWO), which is a national charity.

Phase one of the centre was officially opened in 2000, with phase two completed in 2002. CISWO focuses on the development of community welfare.