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Active Lives 2023-2024: Sport, recreation and physical activity sector challenges Government to match ambition and demand

The National Sector Partners Group (NSPG) has issued the following response to the Active Lives Adult Survey from Sport England.

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30 Oct 2014

Moving activity up the agenda

30 Oct 2014

Shortlist for Sportswomen of the Year 2014 Announced

29 Oct 2014

Government response to the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee's report on Women in Sport

27 Oct 2014

No assurance of insurance from Direct Line

27 Oct 2014

Cross-sport collaboration: How to find the right partners for you

24 Oct 2014

Physical activity partners respond to government's new public health strategy

23 Oct 2014

Last chance for Alliance Directors Club membership offer

The latest directors vacanciesExclusive guidance materials, updates and articles in

23 Oct 2014

BLOG - How Public Health England's physical activity strategy can learn from sport and recreation

22 Oct 2014

Everybody Active, Every Day - Public Health England's physical activity strategy published

22 Oct 2014

The future is coming faster than you think

22 Oct 2014

Mind and Sport England announce sport programme to tackle mental health

21 Oct 2014

Huw Irranca-Davies MP on how the Great Outdoors is greater than we think

17 Oct 2014

Ofsted publishes recommendations for the use of PE and sport premium for primary schools

17 Oct 2014

New Government plan to get more people cycling

plans for infrastructure developmentscycle-proofing roads and wider transport infra

16 Oct 2014

Sport's future - five tech trends of tomorrow

15 Oct 2014

New report shows how technology is changing the way we are physically active

: The use of technology to collect, analyse and interpret data about the individual’s

15 Oct 2014

Building an outdoor recreation city

14 Oct 2014

Football United - tackling domestic violence

13 Oct 2014

Cross-sport collaboration: It's more in the how than the why

10 Oct 2014

Housing crisis looms but building on the green belt is not the answer

9 Oct 2014

Match-fixing: Why sport needs to use brains as well as brawn to protect integrity

9 Oct 2014

The ego is out - welcome to the new world of leadership

9 Oct 2014

Female executives say participation in sport accelerates their leadership potential

94% of the respondents have participated in sport.74% agree that a background in sp

8 Oct 2014

Leading an organisation - two into one doesn't fit

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Active Lives 2023-2024: Sport, recreation and physical activity sector challenges Government to match ambition and demand

Filter by:

Moving activity up the agenda

Shortlist for Sportswomen of the Year 2014 Announced

Government response to the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee's report on Women in Sport

No assurance of insurance from Direct Line

Cross-sport collaboration: How to find the right partners for you

Physical activity partners respond to government's new public health strategy

Last chance for Alliance Directors Club membership offer

BLOG - How Public Health England's physical activity strategy can learn from sport and recreation

Everybody Active, Every Day - Public Health England's physical activity strategy published

The future is coming faster than you think

Mind and Sport England announce sport programme to tackle mental health

Huw Irranca-Davies MP on how the Great Outdoors is greater than we think

Ofsted publishes recommendations for the use of PE and sport premium for primary schools

New Government plan to get more people cycling

Sport's future - five tech trends of tomorrow

New report shows how technology is changing the way we are physically active

Building an outdoor recreation city

Football United - tackling domestic violence

Cross-sport collaboration: It's more in the how than the why

Housing crisis looms but building on the green belt is not the answer

Match-fixing: Why sport needs to use brains as well as brawn to protect integrity

The ego is out - welcome to the new world of leadership

Female executives say participation in sport accelerates their leadership potential

Leading an organisation - two into one doesn't fit

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