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In contrast with the rest of East Sussex, Hastings has a relatively young population. This should lead to higher than average activity rates as people tend to be more active when they are younger, and activity declines with age. While Hastings does have lower inactivity rates than Eastbourne and Rother, the levels of deprivation push the inactivity rate above the Sussex average
This collection of short films features disabled people from Northamptonshire who are already physically active and enjoy the benefits of doing so. The aim of these films is to help inspire other disabled people from around the county and country to get active by seeing other people like them already doing so.
Developed in consultation with young people, the Friday Night Projects were set up in partnership with local authorities, the Police & Crime Commissioner and youth charities, with funding from Sport England.
The Active Surrey Get Active 50+ programme kick-started Surrey’s Otago classes and they have continued to thrive with hundreds of people now taking part every week
Satellite club encouraging young asian women to participant to activity
Herts Big Hit was a three-year project funded by the Big Lottery’s Community Fund