The facilities include an all-weather pitch, dance studio, pulse point gym, power point gym, badminton courts, netball courts, squash courts, a swimming pool with spectator seating and a youth centre. There is some reserved parking for the disabled.

Activities include junior, toddler & adult swimming instruction, rookie life saving, lane swimming, women-only swimming, splash, aerobics, badminton, basketball, dance, fitness, football, strikes soccer, women-only gym sessions and fitness classes.

The facilities include a swimming pool with spectator seating, a sauna, steam room, pulse point gym, function & fitness rooms.

This centre temporarily closed in July 2008 due to structural problems. A private operator has offered to rebuild and run the centre for the next 30 years for £6 million; the council tender is £13.5 million.

The Friends of Sparkhill Baths oppose the private management of the centre because they believe that private admission charges will be unaffordable for most local residents.

In May 2011, the council decided to demolish and rebuild the centre; the new facility will contain a 25-metre pool, a learning pool, exercise, fitness and changing rooms; private contractors will tender for the construction and management of the centre (News Headlines 18/05/11).

The facilities include a swimming pool, leisure pool, instruction pool, fun pool, flumes, sun beds, spectator seating, pulse point gym, bar, conference room, fitness rooms, function rooms, baby changing rooms and two on-site car parks.

Activities include aquanatal, aqua aerobics, lane swimming, rookie life saving, water polo, indoor bowls, starter fitness, studio cycling, tanning, table tennis, aerobics, women-only gym sessions, body balance, bums, tums & thighs and adult child and toddler swimming instruction.

The facilities include a bar, community room, kitchens, spectator seating, indoor bowling and a strikes soccer academy.

The facilities include a cafe, gymnasium, drama studio, sports hall, meeting room, pulse point gym, community room, netball & badminton courts, indoor cricket nets, function rooms and on-site parking for 280 vehicles including 5 disabled spaces.

Activities include aikido, basketball, badminton, football, gymnastics, hockey, karate, netball, short tennis, table tennis, trampoline, volleyball, starter fitness, special events and 50+ recreation.

The centre belongs to Stockland Green Technology College and is normally open to the general public on weekday evenings and at the weekend.

The facilities include a gymnasium, dance studio, drama studio, netball courts, tennis courts, kitchens, classrooms and parking for 100+ vehicles.

The centre belongs to Swanshurst School and is normally open to the general public on weekday evenings and at the weekend.

The facilities include a swimming pool with spectator seating, an instruction pool, pulse point gym, sauna and 12 parking spaces (including 2 disabled bays).

Activities include water polo, lane swimming, aquatone, studio cycling, fitness classes, women-only gym sessions and adult, child & toddler swimming instruction.

The facilities include a playground, all-weather pitch, activity hall, art room, computer room, craft room, drama studio, computer room, youth centre, snack bar, multi-use games area, floodlit tarmac area, martial arts academy, netball courts, badminton courts, five-a-side football pitches, city learning centre and parking for 100+ vehicles.

Activities include adult education, aerobics, badminton, basketball, drama, gymnastics, karate, netball, step aerobics, table tennis, youth club, weight watchers and tae kwon do.

The centre belongs to Turves Green School and is normally open to the general public on weekday evenings and at the weekend.

The facilities include a crèche, beauty salon, activity hall, sports hall, artificial floodlit pitch, athletics track, astro turf, squash courts, sun beds, a pulse point gym, swimming pool and car park.

Activities include ad lab, aerobics, circuit training, dance, football, gymnastics, hockey, martial arts, netball, squash, strikes soccer, studio cycling, trampoline, yoga, five-a-side football, tanning, step aerobics, bums, tums & thighs.

Criminals have been known to forge ID bands in order to steal from lockers at Wyndley Leisure Centre (News Archive 09/01/10).

The facilities include a gymnasium, pulse point gym, fitness room, sports hall, grass pitches, netball courts and a cricket academy.

Activities include badminton, basketball, cricket, football, netball, starter fitness and five-a-side football.

The centre belongs to Yardley School and is normally open to the general public on weekday evenings and at weekends.

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