Sport England is the regulatory organization in charge of allocating finances and providing strategic direction for sports activities in England. Bisham Abbey, Crystal Palace, Holme Pierrepont National Watersports Centre, Lilleshall, and Plas Y Brenin National Mountain Centre are the five national sports centres in Wales. In addition, two other centers in Scotland are administered by Sport Scotland. The first Sports Centre was opened in Sheffield in 1995. Since then there have been over 20 more opened, most recently in Stoke-on-Trent in March 2017. There are now also sports centres in Liverpool, London, and Northampton that are run by their local councils. The largest center by far is the £85 million (US$110 million) Holme Pierrepont in Nottingham; another is the £20 million (US$26 million) Bisham Abbey in Kent. Each center has a variety of facilities designed to meet the needs of different sports. For example, some are better suited to competitive events like duels and trials, while others are used for training and recovery. Some include indoor arenas, pools, studios, medical clinics, laboratories, and accommodation for coaches and athletes. In addition to these five official centers, several other facilities are considered national sports venues. These include: Angel Meadow in Manchester for equestrianism; Ashburton Grove in Devon for golf; Betws Garmon in South Wales for mountain biking; and Wimbledon for tennis.