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National Baby Swimming Week Highlights Joy of Being Active in Water from Early Age
National Baby Swimming Week, spearheaded by Swim England partner Water Babies, is back with the aim of raising awareness of the benefits of early years swimming.
More Than £4m Invested in Ideas to Tackle Inequalities
Sport England has awarded more than £4 million from to support ideas aimed at reducing inequalities in access to sport and physical activity.
An Evening With Carl Froch
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Last Leg’s Alex Brooker Backs Campaign to Bring Inclusive Physical Activity to UK Schools
Broadcaster Alex Brooker has backed a campaign to bring inclusive sports to primary schools across the UK. Super Movers for Every Body, a new partnership between BBC Education, the Premier League and ParalympicsGB, aims to harness the buzz of an exciting summer of sport in an Olympic and Paralympic year to get more children into accessible and inclusive sports.
England Stars Urge Kids to Get Playing as 2024 is On Track to Be Record Year for Kids’ Cricket
The latest ECB campaign is encouraging more people to find their way to play, no matter if that is casual cricket at home, in the street, at the local park, at school, or at a lo
Channel 4 Backs Major Campaign to Get Every Body Moving
The campaign will run across Channel 4 channels from 28th August during the Paris Paralympics and will drive viewers to the Every Body Moves initiative. The project run by ParalympicsGB in partnership with Toyota links disabled people with inclusive opportunities to be active in their local area.
More People in England Using Leisure Facilities
Leisure facilities in England are playing an increasingly important role in their communities, a new study has revealed, with more people using them than a year ago.
Big Sister to Roll Out Across Places Leisure Centres Nationwide
Women in Sport has announced that Big Sister, their award-winning programme designed to support teenage girls to enjoy sport, exercise and physical activity during puberty, is today being rolled out across the UK in partnership with Places Leisure.
From Parks to Paris – A Spotlight on Olympic Skateboarding
According to the Olympic website skateboarding first developed in the USA during the 1950s, growing in popularity during the 1980s as part of the underground, alternative culture of the era. Since then, the sport has become synonymous with urban youth culture across the world, with its global popularity leading to its inclusion at Tokyo 2020 and now Paris 2024.