Leisure Services - [ Recreation and Sports Facilities | Recreation and Sports Activities | Beaches | Swimming Pools | Planting ]
Recreation and Sports Facilities:
Active Facilities (as at 31 March)
no.
23
24
25
Open air theatres
23
23
23
Archery fields
4
4
4
Beaches
42
42
42
Courts:
Badminton
685
685
685
Basketball
538
538
537
Handball
66
72
81
Squash
291
291
291
Tennis
250
250
250
Volleyball
271
271
271
Stadia (outdoor)
2
2
2
Turf pitches (Natural & artificial)
81
81
81
Hard surfaced soccer pitches
235
240
241
Hockey pitches
2
2
2
Rugby pitches
1
1
1
Sports centres
105
105
105
Roller skating rinks
29
29
29
Sports grounds
25
25
25
Swimming pools
45
45
46
Water sports centres
5
5
5
Golf driving ranges
4
4
4
Obstacle golf courses
1
1
1
Bowling greens
16
18
18
Passive Facilities (as at 31 March)
no.
23
24
25
Major parks
26
26
26
Small parks/Gardens/Sitting-out areas
1 658
1 663
1 669
Children's playgrounds (1)
676
680
683
Holiday camps
4
4
4
Camp sites
1
1
1
Recreation and Sports Activities:
22/23
23/24
24/25
Recreation and sports programmes
no.
19 800
35 200
37 500
no. of participants ('000)
980
2 060
2 800
Beaches:
22/23
23/24
24/25
Beaches
no.
42
42
42
Attendance
no.('000)
5 852
7 206
7 075
Rescue (2)
no. of cases
57
30
107
Drowning (3)
no. of cases
5
1
4
Swimming Pools:
22/23
23/24
24/25
Swimming pools
no.
45
45
46
Attendance
no.('000)
10 032
12 135
12 635
Rescue (2)
no. of cases
21
34
23
Drowning (3)
no. of cases
0
5
6
Planting:
Plants
no. ('000)
22/23
23/24
24/25
Annual
754
678
1 247
Trees
0.89
3.26
4.02
Shrubs
2 149
1 874
1 747
Notes:
(1)
Figures refer to "the number of venues provided with children's playground" instead of "the number of children's play area". A venue with more than one children's play area will only be counted once.
(2)
Rescue cases refer to cases in which a swimmer gets into trouble in the water and rescue operation is required (including those in which the swimmer needs or needs not to be delivered to hospital).
(3)
The classification of drowning cases is based on the direct cause of death determined by the Forensic Pathologist.
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