The National Sector Partners Group (NSPG) has issued the following statement, welcoming the findings of Sport England’s new social value report, published today (22 October).
Leigh Thompson, Policy Manager, outlines a major change to tax rules championed by the Alliance designed to boost investment in grassroots sport.
Read moreEmma Boggis, CEO, Sport and Recreation Alliance applauds plan to close safeguarding loophole.
Read moreThe Alliance’s new Policy Adviser, Ben Jessup, explains why you don’t have to be a senior professional to be a trustee.
Read moreAndrew Moss, Chair, presents his summary from the board meeting which took place in October 2017.
Read moreAgenda details for the upcoming MSSD meeting on 22 November.
Read moreGovernance Officer, Hayley Foster examines the impact of the Code a year on from its introduction.
Read moreThe minutes are now available from the Outdoor Pursuits and Water Recreation Divisional Meeting which took place on 11 October 2017.
Read more2017 Active Lives results put emphasis on sector to make the benefits of volunteering in sport and recreation clear to women and people from a lower socio-economic background.
Read more2017 Active Lives survey reveals need for sector to grow understanding of benefits of volunteering in sport and recreation at grassroots level.
Read moreDr Vassil Girginov of Brunel University explains the role of wearable technology in promoting physical activity and healthy behaviour.
Read moreEmma Boggis, CEO of the Sport and Recreation Alliance, calls on the sector to help convince Government that physical activity can play a bigger role in tackling the nation's mental health crisis.
Read moreThe minutes are now available from the Games and Sports Divisional Meeting which took place on 29 September 2017.
Read moreThe minutes are now available from the Movement and Dance Divisional Meeting which took place on 4 October 2017.
Read moreWhile recognising the role of sport to drive positive change, Government fails to articulate how they will harness the social and economic benefits of sport and recreation at party conference.
Read moreAlliance reacts to absence of sport and recreation policies from this year’s Labour Party Conference.
Read moreAt the start of 2017 the Alliance approached a new set of recruitment practices to successfully bring gender parity to our board and to also showcase our efforts to improve other strands of diversity, including BAME and disability representation.?
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