What a question! I don’t propose to have all the answers but what I have been able to do is begin to collate some headlines from my work with a range of partners
Report calls for cross-Government strategy to use physical activity and sport to tackle mental health emergency
The House of Lords ‘National Plan for Sport and Recreation Committee’ has released its report today (Friday 10 December).
COP26 has finished and you may be wondering what it means for us as Active Partnerships
She’s Ready, the female volunteering and empowerment programme based in Southend, Essex, is in the final stages of planning for its pilot programme launch in January 2022.
A group of industry experts in the local authority public sports and leisure sector has called on the COP26 UK delegation to recognise the importance of the sector in helping the UK reach its ambitious climate change targets
The young Peoples project successfully used physical activity to engage and connected with young people who were homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Colleagues across Active Partnerships partnered with Local Trust over the last 12 months. To facilitate a series of workshops for Big Locals around the benefits of community sport and activity. To help communities use sport and activity to respond to what matters most to them
Badr Alanizay, a refugee from Bidoon in Kuwait, completed the Virgin Money London Marathon earlier this month thanks to the support of Active Lancashire and the Young People Forward project.
A group of leading sport, recreation and physical activity sector bodies has cautiously welcomed the 2021 Autumn Budget and Spending Review announced by the Chancellor.
