Essex, it’s time to get active with the 30:30 Essex challenge!
Essex residents are invited to kick start a healthier lifestyle by taking part in 30 minutes of physical activity every day in June.
First ever London SportTech Report cements London’s position as capital of European SportTech
The London SportTech Report 2019 showcases the breadth, diversity and vibrancy of the SportTech revolution sweeping the nation’s capital
A decade of Fitmums and Friends
The growth is simply due to more and more people recognising that this set up may just work for them in their community.
Collaboration at forefront of Sussex Disability Sports Network
Working in collaboration to drive disability and inclusion sport and physical activity across the county was the main focus at the Sussex Disability Sports Network 2019.
CALM Pledge is launched to break the stigma around mental health
The Sports Partnership Herefordshire & Worcestershire is delighted to launch the CALM Pledge, developed in partnership with the Worcestershire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service.
Active Derbyshire and Active Notts host Disability Insight Conference
Article written by Activity Alliance.
The growth agenda: why physical activity and sport matters.
Earlier this month Leap brought together a range a partners who we believe are critical in shaping and nurturing the infrastructure and landscape which will transform across Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes over the coming decades.
Active Sussex secures Sport England funding for workforce investment
Active Sussex has been awarded a further £80,000 grant investment from Sport England to continue developing a workforce infrastructure to tackle physical inactivity in Sussex.
Rowathon is Big Success for HSP and University
The annual sponsored row organised by the Hertfordshire Sports and Physical Activity Partnership (HSP) and hosted by the University of Hertfordshire has raised over £1,200 for the ‘Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation’.
Game-changing National Lottery grant to get Essex active
Essex has been awarded a “game-changing” National Lottery grant of £10.68 million from Sport England to increase activity levels across Essex.