Hinton Community Centre
South Wye Police Boxing Academy operate and organise boxing for all ages and abilities from Hinton Community Centre, giving the local community an amazing resource for a friendly, competitive and casual experience in the sport. Furthermore the Hinton Community Centre also boasts a first-class gym, with a weight training area, sparring drill area, and more! Find out more about the centre here. If you have any questions, please message us!
Class Times
Tuesday & Thursday
8:00pm-9:30pm – (Squad Boxers)
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The centre is operated by a charitable company, Hinton Community Association Limited which was incorporated in 2003 and which is operated by volunteer trustees. The aim of the charity is to provide facilities and ancillary support in the centre for the benefit of Herefordians and organisations based in Herefordshire. The current Chair of the trustees is Councillor Jim Kenyon.
Free parking is available outside the community centre at the rear.
If approaching by vehicle from Hereford, at the ASDA roundabout,turn left into Hinton Road (by the Welsh Club). Take the first right into Hinton Crescent and then first right into Hollybush Walk. However, there is also pedestrian access from Ross Road.
The Association does not just provide a centre for its members. However, recognising that a number of organisations using the Hinton Community Centre are themselves charities, it also aims to provide support and advice through the personal involvement of the Association’s trustees. In 2010 one organisation based in the centre was awarded The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.
Furthermore in 2015 a trustee, Vince McNally, was recognised for his work with the Association by being awarded a Dedicated Services Award by the West Mercia Police & Crime Commissioner. In addition to this, his work was once again recognised in 2020 when he was awarded an MBE.
