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Stanley Deason Leisure Centre
3.9· 135 reviews on Google120 Wilson Ave, Brighton and Hove, Whitehawk, BrightonMore in WhitehawkMore in Brighton
Stanley Deason Leisure Centre · Trial class
Try Us This Summer – 14 days of gym, fitness classes and lane swimming for just £28
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- Category
- Fitness Studio · Strength
- Price
- 14-Day Trial (gym, classes, lane swim)£28
- Unlimited Membershipaccess to all 7 Brighton & Hove sites, 100+ classes/week
- Student Membershipfull access at student rate
- Off Peak MembershipSD gym before 5pm Mon–Fri, anytime weekends
Opening hours
Mo–Fr 08:30–22, Sa–Su 09:00–17
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Frequently asked questions about Stanley Deason Leisure Centre
How much does it cost to train at Stanley Deason Leisure Centre?
Prices at Stanley Deason Leisure Centre are in the 28 GBP range.
Does Stanley Deason Leisure Centre have an intro offer?
Yes. Stanley Deason Leisure Centre offers: Try Us This Summer – 14 days of gym, fitness classes and lane swimming for just £28.
Where is Stanley Deason Leisure Centre?
Stanley Deason Leisure Centre is at 120 Wilson Ave, Brighton and Hove in Whitehawk, Brighton.
What kind of training does Stanley Deason Leisure Centre offer?
At Stanley Deason Leisure Centre you will find fitness studio and strength.
What rating does Stanley Deason Leisure Centre have?
Stanley Deason Leisure Centre has 3.9 out of 5 on Google based on 135 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Whitehawk, Brighton
120 Wilson Ave, Brighton and Hove, BN2 5PB, Brighton
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