A new way of getting children to move more at school has started to see results in schools in Bradford.

Leaflets developed to provide guidance to parents and carers to support their children’s physical development, from birth through to starting school

Active Lancashire and the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) have joined forces to lead a programme which will upskill gym and leisure centre employees, so they are qualified to conduct health screenings within workplace

Energise Me is encouraging everyone to be happy and healthy through its newly launched toolkits to help support different communities.

Canal and River Trust teamed up with Sport England and Active Cheshire to extend their Active Waterways project to Cheshire residents who who may have been inactive as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.

Young people aged 11 to 14 are being encouraged by the Herts Sport and Physical Activity Partnership (HSP) to spend their evenings exercising in the outdoors, as early intervention project ‘Sporting Chance’ takes to green spaces across the county.

Support an older relative or friend and move more together with Age UK’s free online seated exercise classes

Active Oxfordshire works with 8 local charities to launch 'Active Reach' a new project designed to be run by the community, for the community.

Herts Sport adapt initiative to meet increased demand for free food and activities during summer holidays

Active Lancashire have been working in partnership with Lancashire County Council, Connecting East Lancashire, Love to Ride, Cycles Recycled, The Bike Works and Cycle Roots to support NHS front line staff with a complimentary bike. This initiative has seen 170 bikes donated to NHS workers from Blackburn, Burnley, Blackpool, North West Ambulance service and Morecambe Bay hospital trusts.