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Interactive darts bar launches bid to come to Reading

James Aldridge, local democracy reporter by James Aldridge, local democracy reporter
Sunday, July 13, 2025 5:20 am
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A darts bar with venues in Great Britain and the USA could be making its way to Reading in the near future.

The Flight Club interactive darts bar was founded in Shoreditch in 2015.

The concept involves groups of guests playing a range of darts games on an interactive screen, with guests also enjoying an extensive food and drinks menu.

Since then, it has become well known as a great place for stag nights, business bonding sessions, parties and more, spreading throughout Great Britain, Ireland, the USA and Australia.

The Flight Club has launched a speculative bid to come to Reading.

A spokesperson for Flight Club said: “We’re always looking for exciting new homes for Flight Club, and Reading is definitely on our radar as a prime location that we’d love to bring the Flight Club experience to.

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“While we’re exploring options with great interest, it’s too early for us to confirm anything at this stage.”

If the company goes ahead, it could be opening at One Station Hill Square in the town centre, with people celebrating the ‘Party on the Hill’ event in June.

Flight Club has submitted a licensing application for its activities to Reading Borough Council.

The company has applied to host indoor darts, sell alcohol and late night refreshments from 10am to 2am Thursday to Saturday.

It has applied for these same activities from 10am to midnight Sunday to Wednesday.

A statutory consultation into the application is live. You can respond by emailing licensing@reading.gov.uk.

The deadline for responses is Tuesday, July 29.

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