Let’s Bounce is a Squash Dog initiative with a global ambition: develop visible outdoor places to play and welcoming communities that keep playing. Local people, councils, squash associations, coaches, schools and sponsors help shape each opportunity. London is our first local focus, with an early school opportunity in Rome and association discussions in Brazil and India. Fagan Consulting Limited is the legal operator.

No Let’s Bounce court is currently listed as open for booking. Our project pages record early local and national-association discussions; they are not a directory of operating Let’s Bounce venues. You can share local interest now or use Squash Dog’s Play section to plan a visit to an existing venue.

Beginners are central to the idea. The proposed programme includes introductions and suitable equipment, subject to the resources available at each hub. Actual sessions will need to state what is provided, what to bring, how to book and any costs.

Wheelchair squash programmes already exist, including examples published by Squash Ontario. Let’s Bounce aims to include wheelchair and adapted play through player-led design and testing. A step-free route alone does not establish that a court, surface or programme is suitable for a particular player or wheelchair.

Doubles is part of the intended community offer where the court, format and safety arrangements support it. Purpose-built doubles courts are wider than singles courts. Some recreational doubles formats use singles courts, but suitability must be assessed with the operator or coach; not every court or player group is suitable.

We want affordable access, with free or subsidised opportunities where sponsorship and other funding make them possible. There is no confirmed Let’s Bounce tariff. Each eventual project needs a published access and pricing plan that also pays for safe operation and maintenance.

The current support journey accepts voluntary project support payments to Fagan Consulting Limited for the wider Squash Dog initiative. It is not a ring-fenced fund for a particular court or borough. Squash Dog is operated by a VAT-registered commercial company, not a registered charity, and these payments are not eligible for Gift Aid. Sponsorship, paid services and council-funded deliverables are separate arrangements and may be subject to VAT. Contact us to discuss project-specific funding, sponsorship, cancellations or refund requests.

An enquiry or suggested location is not a promise to build. Current general support helps the wider initiative. Before any site-specific fundraising, we would publish the recipient, purpose, budget, dependencies and terms for shortfalls, delays or unused funds.

Every project needs a site-specific operating plan covering weather, drainage, floor performance, opening and closure decisions, maintenance, lighting, insurance and safeguarding. A named operator and sustainable operating budget are part of feasibility, before installation.

Yes. Share your country, community, organisation and local priorities. We welcome enquiries from councils, national squash associations, other sporting bodies, hosts and potential sponsors. Each opportunity needs local leadership, appropriate permissions, suitable facilities and a viable programme. An enquiry starts a discussion, not a commitment to delivery.