The event will provide members with a wonderful opportunity to network with their sector peers in a fantastic setting in the capital.
Attendees will be able to hear all about the Alliance’s activities and successes from the past 12 months and will also have the opportunity to speak to our President, HRH The Earl of Wessex who will be chairing the meeting.
Due to the capacity of the venue, there are a limited number of places available, so if you would like to come, we recommend booking as soon as possible using the link below:
We will share further details in the coming weeks of what you can expect on the day and the process for any voting procedures.
As part of our Annual General Meeting, we are also delighted to launch our annual awards – the Arthur Bell Trophy and the newly re-named Spirit of Sport and Recreation Award, formerly the Emeritus Award.
These awards recognise individuals and organisations who have made sustained and considerable contributions to the work of the sport and recreation sector.
The Arthur Bell Trophy is presented to an individual or organisation that has had an outstanding impact on the development of community sport and recreation - locally, nationally and/or internationally - while the Spirit of Sport and Recreation Award recognises volunteers in our sector who have dedicated their lives to helping to get the nation active.
Prince Edward will again be on hand to host the awards and to congratulate and celebrate with our winners on the day. Nominations are now open for the 2022 Awards, and we encourage you to submit your nomination as soon as possible.
Find out more about the awards and nominate your winner on our awards page.
Here is an end-of-week wrap on some key workstreams we’re undertaking for you, our members, that we want to bring to your attention. It covers a number of important pieces of information for consideration or action.
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Read the statement from Sport and Recreation Alliance CEO, Lisa Wainwright MBE.
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International Women’s Day serves as a reminder of the importance of gender equality, not just in society at large, but in all sectors, including sport and recreation. While progress has been made in many areas, there remains a glaring need for greater representation of women in leadership roles, particularly on boards and as chairs of sports organisations.
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