Whatever our age, we all know that being physically active helps us to lead healthier lives.
Would you know how to welcome a new member to your club who had heart disease, diabetes or arthritis?
Our healthy clubs workshops start next month, which are designed to give sports club coaches, volunteers and instructors an
Living Sport is pleased to announce that they have become a lead partner with Table Tennis England to develop Ping! Peterborough.
Ping! Peterborough will be launched in the summer, working in partnership with Peterborough City Council, Vivacity, Peterborough Table Tennis clubs and Viridor.
Initially in year one, there will be outdoor table tennis tables
Local sports groups to benefit from extra funding availability
The inaugural year of the Mick George Sports Fund proved immensely successful and has prompted the local construction business to expand the value of support, and operating regions for which the Company will provide assistance, moving forward.
Working in collaboration with Living Sport charity, the
As the network of County Sports Partnerships gather in Nottingham today for their annual Convention, they have announced the launch of a new brand name ‘Active Partnerships’.
Established as a nationwide network nearly 20 years ago, the Partnerships have become a significant part of the sport and physical activity landscape across England. They have
New research released by Activity Alliance highlights a demand for greater training in delivering activities to disabled people. The report indicates a need for more direct, practical guidance on adapting sports. The findings show building the confidence and skills of those who deliver sports sessions can lead to more opportunities for disabled people to be active.Read More
Clubs and coaches, who wish to recruit people with a visual impairment to their sessions, are now able to register their club information with the Activity Finder, which will launch in May, by submitting a completed registration form at https://britishblindsport.org.uk/club-registration/.Read More
Thursday 28th February saw the launch of The Daily Mile initiative across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough by triple World Champion, Para-Triathlete Lauren Steadman.
Lauren hails from Peterborough and came back to her roots to celebrate the success of The Daily Mile at Winyates Primary School, in Peterborough, as well as nip down the road to Ramsey to launch Ramsey Spinning Infant School’s inaugural Daily Mile! Lauren is keen to see children participating in regular physical activity and The Daily Mile does just this!Read More
Active Families is a new programme aiming to get families more physically active together through fun and convenient activities in the community. The project is funded by Sport England through National Lottery money and is delivered in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
The project is working in partnership with Cambridgeshire County Council Public Health, Fenland District
