Nearly 7 million adults across England participated in sport at least three times a week between October 2008 and October 2009.
Great improvements being seen with participants technical skills and physical competence across a wide range of activities.
After missing Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008, athletes with a learning disability can now begin their preparations for London 2012.
Deer Park Archers Recognised by Sport England for Sport Unlimited Retention
Deer Park Archers have shown great retention within their Sport Unlimited project and Sport England has recognised this in their latest Case Study. Click here to download a copy.
Nineteen-year-old, young mum, Dani Jones, who runs the Streetcheer and Streetdance classes for young people in Matson picks up a prestigious award in London.
Gloucester Girls Rugby are looking for volunteers to support the Gloucester City 10’s competition running in April.
The group will be acting as a catalyst to support the integration of current dance activities and opportunities into easily accessible platforms.
Grants Online is the UK's most up to date and comprehensive funding information service and features information on funding opportunities from the European Union, UK Government Departments and Agencies, the Lottery and Grant Making Trusts.
The Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs) is looking to restructure as part of efforts to make its operations "more realistic" and "easier to understand".
Young People Research Seminar
The University of Gloucestershrie are running a free seminar on young people with guest speakers Dr Mark De Ste Croix and Robin Balbernie. Click here for more details.
