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Government sets out target to more than double grassroots slots for women and girls, supporting Opportunity Mission to inspire future Lionesses
The Government will take its first step to address the significant issues facing the financial sustainability of elite men’s football in England with the introduction of a strengthened Football Governance Bill in the House o…
Sports Minister Stephanie Peacock's speech to welcome home ParalympicsGB at the National Lottery's ParalympicsGB Homecoming in Birmingham.
Sports Minister Stuart Andrew welcomed the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games evaluation report at SportAccord, hosted in Birmingham.
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The Culture Secretary will today bring together industry leaders responsible for delivering the recommendations made in the Review of Women's Football.
Historic legislation to reform the governance of men's elite football in England and put fans back at the heart of the game has been introduced in Parliament today.
Martyn Henderson OBE has been appointed as the interim Chief Operating Officer to lead the preparatory work to set up the new independent regulator for men’s elite 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.
A new independent regulator for men’s elite football will be set up as a standalone body to make sure it is operationally independent from the game and can adequately protect clubs’ and fans’ interests.
Women's sport investment is set to be boosted by a new scheme from the Department for Business and Trade, the Women's Sport Investment Accelerator.
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
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 …
Sport Minister explains the key points of the football governance white paper and provides an update on its progress
Today [11 May] the Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work highlighted the importance of sport bringing people together as he attended a new international championship for disabled golfers.
Culture Secretary reinforces UK Government’s position on the participation of Russia and Belarus in international sport.
Oral statement by the Minister for Sport on the White Paper setting out government's plans to reforming club football governance.
Football fans and their clubs will be given greater protections under a radical transformation of the rules governing how football is run in England
More than 30 like-minded nations, including the United Kingdom, United States, France and Germany, have pledged their ongoing support for a ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes competing in international sporting competiti…
Next step in ongoing review of domestic women’s football, launched in September 2022, examining issues affecting the game at elite and grassroots level
Sports Minister outlines the government's priorities for women’s sport
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