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Boys and young men in Wigan and Wakefield to receive support to tackle loneliness and isolation through new Government and Rugby League Cares initiative.
UK government investing up to £557 million in tournament, which will deliver £3.2 billion socio-economic boost for the UK, promoting growth and creating jobs across the nations.
Government launches ‘Let’s Move!’, a new campaign supported by Sport England, to help keep families active together all year round.
People across the UK will benefit from upgraded sports facilities in their local area thanks to £100 million invested by government today.
Rugby Solomon Islands received donation of training kits from UK charity SOS Kit Aid through partnership with the British High Commission in Solomon Islands.
The government has launched the 2024-25 Women’s Sport Investment Accelerator scheme, helping to attract more private investment in women’s sport and drive growth into the sector.
Sports Minister Stuart Andrew welcomed the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games evaluation report at SportAccord, hosted in Birmingham.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games contributed almost £1.2 billion to the UK economy, new evaluation published today reveals.
The Culture Secretary will today bring together industry leaders responsible for delivering the recommendations made in the Review of Women's Football.
325 swimming pools and leisure centres across England will receive a share of £60.5 million to ensure their long term financial sustainability, by improving their energy efficiency in order to keep running costs down.
Speech given by the Minister for Sport at the Westminster Insight conference on the future of women and girls sport
As part of the continued drive to get more people active, the UK Government and the Scottish FA have kicked off the year by announcing 40 projects across Scotland are benefitting from a share of £6 million.
More than 1,100 grassroots sport projects will benefit from £93 million of funding as part of the continued drive to get more people active, the Government has announced today.
As part of the continued drive to get more people active, the UK Government and the Irish FA have kicked off the year by announcing 17 projects across Northern Ireland are benefitting from a share of £2 million.
The UK Government, the Football Association of Wales and the Cymru Football Foundation have kicked off the year by announcing 64 projects across Wales will benefit from a share of £4 million.
Over 48,000 fish receive new homes in the South East thanks to the Environment Agency’s annual restocking programme
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.
New £30 million fund to deliver approximately 30 new facilities to support more women and girls into grassroots sport
Swimming pools and leisure centres across England have today received a share of £20 million central government funding to keep them afloat in response to increased operating costs.
The Department for Business and Trade's new Women's Sport Investment Accelerator scheme has held its first session, with seven different sports represented.
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