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Terms of reference of the Review of the Future of Women’s Football which will focus on 3 key themes.
HM Revenue and Customs' VAT changes for organisers of sports leagues as a result of the First Tier Tribunal decision in the case of Goals Soccer Centres plc.
Sport Minister highlights the key role of fans in the football governance reforms, alongside an update on the future of women’s football review, the EURO 2028 bid, and reflections on his experiences of interacting with fans at matches this season
The Culture Secretary will today bring together industry leaders responsible for delivering the recommendations made in the Review of Women's Football.
United Kingdom Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) works with the Home Office and the National Police Chiefs Council Football Lead (NPCC). It strives to reduce violence, antisocial behaviour and disorder at football events involving UK football teams.
Former England and Great Britain footballer turned pundit Karen Carney MBE has today published her major independent review into the future of domestic women’s football
Government agrees with the review’s recommendations including supporting the FA and NewCo in the full professionalisation of women’s football, and equal access to sport in schools for girls.
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