I'm Kennedy, the founder. The NBRH stands for The Neighbourhood. It's built on one idea: finding a game, a class or a club near you shouldn't take detective work.
Anyone in London should be able to find a place to play in a few minutes. Every club should spend its time running sessions, and less of it looking for people to join.
I've spent more than 25 years in grassroots sport as a player, coach, official and volunteer. The same problem showed up every season. Good sessions run all over London, and finding one means checking social media, club websites and asking around.
Clubs have the other half of it. They're busy running sessions and have little time or know-how left to get found.
The NBRH is my answer to both halves. The idea has been about twenty years in the making, and I started building it in early 2026.
Sessions, clubs, leagues, venues and events across London in one search, so nobody has to piece it together from social media and club websites.
Sessions with dead links aren't allowed on The NBRH, and I check the listings regularly.
Every listing carries one of five tiers, from Unverified to Exceptional. The ladder below shows what each one means.
Searching costs nothing and needs no account. A paid Premium Perks tier is coming for people who want more.
The NBRH reduces the time it takes players to find a club, and puts clubs in front of them better.
Content, ads, websites, copywriting, research and a personal account manager, backed by about 20 years of experience.
Club House OS is the back office for grassroots clubs. It keeps the work of growing a club in one place.
I won't promise any club a number of players. The NBRH makes clubs easier to find and cuts the work of getting in front of players.
The web app is live. The marketing launch is planned for January 2027.