Start with the people
Define who the facility or programme is for, what prevents them from playing now and what would make them return. Demand, access and local ownership should come before a product specification.
Grow the Game
Help more people find squash.
A practical starting point for facilities, schools, programmes and partners.
Squash for kids and schools
Plan an enjoyable introduction, prepare an equipment brief and compare rebound walls, club visits and outdoor courts.
Read guideDisability inclusion
Support choice, confidence and belonging, with practical routes into para squash and wheelchair squash.
Read guideHelp squash reach Brisbane 2032
Follow the inclusion campaign and discuss a useful contribution to our independent global squash mission.
Read guideInclusion in sport
Remove barriers across backgrounds, ages, genders and abilities, and discover ways squash can help people participate.
Read guideLet’s Bounce local and national projects
Explore early projects in Brent, Newham, Kingston, Westminster, East Staffordshire, Brazil, India and Rome, and help shape the next step.
Read guideLet’s Bounce: outdoor courts and community
Help develop welcoming outdoor squash hubs, starting with local work in London and Rome. Explore inclusive play, local opportunities, funding and ways to get involved.
Read guideSquash court dimensions
Compare singles and doubles court sizes, ceiling height and markings in an interactive 3D guide.
Read guidePlan an outdoor squash project
Compare formats, site requirements, supplier evidence, whole-project costs and the route into sustained participation.
Read guideSquash court facilities and suppliers
Understand refurbishment, maintenance, flooring, walls, plaster and the suppliers who may help keep courts playable.
Read guideCompare squash court suppliers
Find the right court-system, installer, floor or wall specialist. Compare published offers and prepare a useful project brief.
Read guideOutdoor squash in Barking and Dagenham
Help shape an exploratory activity pilot around local participation and inclusion priorities. No site, local partner, council endorsement or funding is confirmed.
Read guidePlan the whole route
A first experience needs a next step. Connect courts and programmes with suitable coaching, equipment, safeguarding, affordable booking and nearby clubs or community organisers.
Test before scaling
Set simple measures such as first-time users, repeat visits, programme retention and operating cost. Review the evidence before expanding or claiming wider impact.
Work transparently
Suppliers, sponsors and delivery partners can add value, but their roles and commercial interests should be clear. Important claims should be dated and supported by appropriate sources.
Help shape coach-led development
We are exploring how video insights and professional coaching could help players improve. See the idea and discuss how you could contribute.
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