The Latest Breaking News from Sport England

Sport England has ‘very limited scope’ to finance projects with non-Lottery funds.

The group includes six promising 13-14-year-olds from Australia, Austria, Czech Republic, Malaysia, Slovakia and the UK, who will all now follow a technical and tactical coaching and development programme that aims to accelerate at least one of them onto the Grand Prix grid. A further four drivers under the age…

Place Partnerships programme will target 80-100 communities with the greatest need.

Sport England will invest £250m over the next five years to help people in around 100 of the most socially deprived areas get more exercise

Six in 10 women concerned about the risk of sexual harassment or intimidation when being active as the nights draw in

Many said they do not like to get active outdoors after dark and change their outdoor exercise routine or habits in winter months.

Sport England, which invests more than £300m of public money every year, intends to ask sports to do far more to fight the climate crisis as a condition of receiving funding, the Guardian can reveal.

Tennis, running, weights, yoga … all exercise is good, but certain sports have more of an impact at a particular age. Here’s what you should be doing – and when

Sport England is to invest £15m into a ‘gamechanging’ network of 59 professional safeguarding officers to protect children and young people