New research shows playing fields and pitches deliver at least £2bn in improved wellbeing every year and help keep almost 4 million people active, including 1 million children.
The latest Active People Survey results from Sport England shows that the number of people playing sport regularly has increased
Read moreEver wondered what it's like to volunteer at a sports event? Anne Renshaw, of Thomas Eggar, offers up her experiences from volunteering at Boccia England's BC Cup
Read moreAlbert Joyce from DCLGs Community Rights Mobilisation Team looks at how sport is helping people understand their community rights and acting as a catalyst for community action
Read moreOn Monday 7 December 2015, 450 dance professionals packed the Royal Society of Medicine in London – with hundreds more watching online – as a new industry body for the dance sector was launched and its new name and brand – One Dance UK – was unveiled.
Read moreActive Beyond Education? was produced in partnership and illustrates some of the ways to prevent a decline in participation as people move into adulthood.
Read moreEmma Boggis, Chief Executive of the Alliance, blogs about the impact of the Get Your Kit On campaign following last week's Spending Review.
Read moreDedicated site to help sports clubs and organisations save money on their utility bills is launched.
Read moreThe latest Monitor of Engagement with the Natural Environment (MENE) survey results, conducted by Natural England, show that the nation's enthusiasm for spending time outdoors and keeping healthy is at its highest level since records began.
Read moreIn the second part in a series of blogs, specialist sport design agency and Alliance Partner, Good Egg, explain how to prepare a design brief to hand over to agencies.
Read moreThe Board of sports coach UK is pleased to welcome Gillian Wilmot as the new Chair. Gillian takes over from Chris Baillieu MBE. She has strong experience of leadership in both large and small organisations across the private and public sectors.
Read moreNearly a week on from the Spending Review, Head of Policy, James Allen, has looked through the detail and blogs about what the sector can expect to see happen as a result of the announcements
Read moreHannah Dobbin, Policy Adviser, blogs about the potential of outdoor recreation following some consultation work around developing an outdoor recreation strategy
Read moreLast week in the Comprehensive Spending Review, Government committed to protecting over £350 million funding for public forests, National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty over the Spending Review period. This is good news but overall measures set out another round of cuts that will impact on access to, and the delivery of, outdoor recreation.
Read moreThe Sport and Recreation Alliance, in partnership with the Institute of Chartered Secretarie...
Read moreHannah Dobbin, Policy Adviser, has taken a look at what the Spending Review announcements hold for public and mental health
Read moreLeigh Thompson, Policy Adviser, gives his thoughts on the local government and tax implications of the Spending Review and how it relates to sport and recreation
Read moreThe Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne today confirmed in the 2015 Spending Review that funding for sport has been protected in real terms throughout the rest of the current Parliament.
Read moreJames Allen, Head of Policy at the Alliance, sifts through the detail of the Spending Review and what it means for the sport and recreation sector
Read moreIn the first in a series of blogs to help members find and work with agencies, Alliance Partner, Good Egg, blog about the importance of finding the right design agency for your projects
Read moreIn this blog Alliance Partner, The Media Group, explain how to produce and use video content for maximum effect
Read moreThe sport and recreation sector has banded together over the last week to support the Alliance’s #GetYourKitOn campaign.
Read moreUnder the Best Trade Body Campaign of the Year category, the Alliance has been shortlisted f...
Read moreAli Oliver, CEO of the Youth Sport Trust, blogs about the impending Spending Review, #GetYourKitOn campaign and the Trust's own work to promote the value of sport and physical activity
Read moreUK Deaf Sport, the recognised strategic lead for deaf sport across the UK, has a new accreditation scheme and quality kite mark for sports clubs and leisure facilities to improve the provision of deaf sport across the country.
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