Active Bucks, the physical activity programme that helps people in Buckinghamshire become – and stay – more active, has been recognised nationally by the Royal Society for Public Health in their 2018 Health & Wellbeing Awards.
Together we have helped over 75,000 employees from thousands of workplaces across England to move more and to take on the challenge of adding more activity in and around the working day.
Yorkshire Sport Foundation are pleased to welcome Sam Keighley to the team as Strategic Director.
The following article has been written by GP Nick Tupper
As a doctor working at a large inner town GP practice in one of the country’s poorest areas, I have to try and manage the medical problems caused by inactivity on a daily basis.
New physical activity programme launches at the Forum to help build confidence for those struggling with mental health issues
A new project giving residents in West Somerset and Sedgemoor the opportunity to get active in their local parks/spaces has been launched.
A new interactive treasure hunt game is being officially unveiled this week as part of a co-ordinated campaign to reduce inactivity among primary school pupils across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin.
“Performance management is not designed to prove but to improve”.
Styled on the national 'This Girl Can' campaign, 'Worcs Girls Can' and 'Here Girls Can' are vibrant celebrations of active females.
When I was at school, anyone aged over 30 was ‘old’, but that’s how teenagers think.
