North Yorkshire Sport is very excited to launch a new project, North Yorkshire Together, to help communities across the county navigate the ongoing difficulties of the Coronavirus pandemic.

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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.

Residents have used recent months as an opportunity to take more time to get out and discover what is on their doorstep. Active Together wants to keep this momentum going as winter approaches by helping people stay mentally and physically healthy by safely getting active in their area.

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.