Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre – which has recently celebrated its tenth anniversary – beat five other category finalists at the ukactive Awards, which took place on Thursday 8th October at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Birmingham
Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre has won ‘Regional Public Club/Centre of the Year’ for the second time at the prestigious ukactive Awards 2026, one of the UK’s largest awards ceremonies for the fitness and activity sector.
Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre – which has recently celebrated its tenth anniversary – beat five other category finalists at the award ceremony, which took place on Thursday 8th October at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Birmingham.
Danait Tsegaye, general manager at Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre, said: “Winning the Regional Public Club/Centre of the Year award for London for a second time is a fantastic achievement for our entire team. As we celebrate our 10th anniversary, this recognition makes the occasion even more special.
“The whole team works incredibly hard to provide a welcoming environment and deliver great experiences for our members and the local community. We’re really proud of what we have achieved over the past decade.
“We would like to thank our members, the local community, GLL and Waltham Forest Council for their continued support and partnership. This award belongs to everyone who has helped make the Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre such an important part of the borough.”
The Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre offers a wide range of leisure opportunities, including gym and fitness facilities, swimming and group exercise, helping residents to improve their fitness, try new activities and make physical activity part of their everyday lives.
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