British fencing clubs

The Salisbury Fencing club caters for sport fencers in the three weapons: foil, epée and sabre. Both experienced fencers and beginners are welcome in all age groups from 8 upwards. The club has its own equipment, including electrics, for use by its members.

R.F.C. currently has over one hundred and sixty members making it one of the biggest fencing clubs in the UK. We have a number of strong fencers but the Club also has a good social atmosphere, perfect for those just wanting a bit of fun and exercise away from the gym!

The home-page of the QUB Fencing Club.

The Oxford University Fencing Club is one of Britain’s oldest and most successful fencing clubs. Founded in 1891, it is a strong university club with a wide appeal. We have more than 120 active members.

A site dedicated to the sport fencing in Nottingham.

Welcome to Northern Irelands Fencing Union website, the official body of fencing in Northern Ireland

East Anglia's premier fencing club serving Norfolk and Suffolk, established 1946, based in Norwich UK.

Middlesex County Fencing Union (MCFU) promotes the sport of fencing throughout the County of Middlesex. We cater for all levels of fencing, from beginners to experienced. Events held by MCFU include county training days, closed county championships, and intra-county club matches. We also send a team to two inter-county competitions each year - the South-East Quadrangular where we compete against Surrey, Kent, and Sussex, and the Excalibur Trophy, where we compete against eleven other county team

Manchester Fencing Club - the foremost foil and sabre club in the North-West of England

Thames Fencing Club is one of the most successful fencing clubs in Britain, with some of the country's top fencers producing an unrivalled catalogue of international and domestic success. Its National reputation in epee and sabre is second to none. All ages from 16-80 can fence at LTFC and the club has achieved a remarkable level of success with its Juniors and Veterans as well as its Seniors.