The National Sector Partners Group (NSPG) has issued the following response to the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2024.
This year's Autumn Statement was notable for the fact that it was the last Autumn Statement we are ever likely to hear, as Chancellor Phillip Hammond confirmed that he will scrap the existing split Autumn Statement/Spring Budget announcements in favour of a single, annual Autumn Budget from 2017 onwards.
Read moreLouis Cooper, CEO of the Non-Executive Directors’ Association (NEDA), considers the changing role of the Non-Executive Director in modern organisations and advises how Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) in the sport and recreation sector can learn from the corporate sector to ensure they adapt and add value for the benefit of their board.
Read moreThe CMS select committee inquiry raised the issue of sports stadia accessibility, a matter that effects all sport and recreation organisations that work together with clubs and stadiums. Lord Holmes of Richmond, who gave evidence at the inquiry, explains more about the guidance that is available and the current situation in football clubs across the country.
Read moreThe CMS select committee inquiry raised the issue of sports stadia accessibility, a matter that effects all sport and recreation organisations that work together with clubs and stadiums. Lord Holmes of Richmond, who gave evidence at the inquiry, explains more about the guidance that is available and the current situation in football clubs across the country.
Read moreThe Oxford Social Inclusion Cup is more than just a football tournament. It brings together people who have experienced mental health problems, members of the local community and health services to promote positive social inclusion. Jon Regler, founder of the inclusion cup explains more.
Read moreEmma Boggis presented her paper which included a report on the second quarter of the year’s Operational Plan.
Read moreAgenda details for the upcoming MSSD meeting on 23 November.
Read moreRob Tate looks at one of the less headline-grabbing areas of the new Code for Sports Governance; requirements for increased transparency in funded bodies.
Read moreToday the #BigThankYou campaign, which is the UK’s biggest celebration of sports volunteers, is being launched.
Read moreJenny Scott, formerly of Join In and now Volunteer Project Manager at the Alliance, explains a bit more about Join In and how Alliance members can benefit by tapping in to the volunteer movement.
Read moreOver 100 leaders from across the sport and recreation sector gathered in Manchester this week for the Sport and Recreation Alliance’s Leadership Convention in association with Perkins Slade.
Read moreSport England has today announced a new partnership with the Open Data Institute (ODI) to make it easier for people to find the information they need to book dance classes, find free tennis courts and take part in physical activity sessions.
Read moreEmma Boggis shares the Alliance's thoughts on the new sports governance code by Sport England and UK Sport.
Read moreTable Tennis England has agreed a broadcast rights deal with fast-growing youth publisher, TheLADbible Group to show matches via TheSPORTbible.
Read moreBack in July four organisations were selected as the winners of our 2016 Community Sport and Recreation Awards. Each winner received a cash prize and three months on, here is a quick update on how some of our winners are getting on.
Read moreAhead of the Leadership Convention we've asked our partners at Traveleads what their thoughts are on leadership and change. What makes a good leader? How have they as an organisation adapted to change?
Read moreContinuing the Governance and Workforce theme, Governance Officer Rob Tate takes a look at the push for improved diversity in the sector and how this can be implemented successfully in your organisation.
Read moreEmma Boggis responded to why the nation’s parks and green spaces are so important for the Alliance’s members at the Communities and Local Government Committee's evidence session on Tuesday for the inquiry into public parks.
Read moreAs part of Governance and Workforce Month we've asked Jane Nickerson, Interim CEO of the ASA, about its approach to good governance and how it ensures it develops a strong and skilled workforce.
Read moreThe minutes are now available from the Major Spectator Sports Divisional Meeting which took place on 29 September 2016
Read moreEight-time Invictus Games gold medallist and former RAF regiment gunner announced as the after-dinner speaker at the 2016 Leadership Convention – Leading for Impact, which will take place in Manchester on the 2 and 3 November.
Read moreDamian Collins has been elected as the permanent chair of the Culture Media and Sport Select Committee.
Read moreAs part of Governance and Workforce Month, James Allen, Director of Policy, Governance and External Affairs, surveys the governance landscape of the sector ahead of the upcoming launch of the new UK Code for Sports Governance.
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