In 2016, over 55% of the LGBT+ community was not active enough to maintain good health.1 Energise Me want to understand why and improve their experiences. Through our survey, we’ll explore the impact the physical activity and sport workforce has on LGBT+ participation.
The first community projects to benefit from a £2 million fund set up by Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) to improve streets for cycling and walking have been announced.
Sports Partnership Herefordshire and Worcestershire is today celebrating after being awarded £370,987 from The National Lottery Community Fund to support work in reducing social isolation across the two counties.
It’s now over a couple of years since the most recent strategies from the government and Sport England about how to get people more active. They signalled a sea-change in our focus and the way we work.
Active Lincolnshire is working with Lincoln City Football Club to help ease congestion and get football fans more active on match days.
A major campaign is launching in Greater Manchester to get people thinking differently about getting active, and help the 6-in-10 children (60%)1 and more than a third of adults (39%)2 who aren’t moving enough.
Leicester-Shire & Rutland Sport have worked in partnership with National Institute of Health Research’s Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care, East Midlands (NIHR CLAHRC EM) to contribute to the creation of the Falls Management and Exercise (FaME) toolkit.
Get Berkshire Active and Places Leisure are delighted to announce the launch of Mums’ Zone, the new holistic health and wellbeing programme for mums and their babies.
Cumbria to get share of £3 million grant to help residents make the most of areas of natural beauty on their doorsteps
Tom Douglas, who has extensive background in retail and a passion for developing sport, has been appointed as Director of MSP
