That’s why we want all Londoners to live longer, healthier and happier lives through being active.
Supporting more inclusive and accessible swimming opportunities for women and girls
Swimming offers significant benefits for physical and mental wellbeing, yet many women and girls continue to face barriers to participation. These can include cost, a lack of privacy, unsuitable session times and limited access to women-only swimming opportunities.
Nominations are now open for the London Sport Awards 2027. - and it’s free, quick and easy to nominate.
You can nominate an individual, organisation or project whose work has made an impact through sport and physical activity in London.
As London’s schools re-open their doors to pupils after the summer holidays, one of the capital’s biggest untapped assets for sport and physical activity – the sports halls, gyms, studios and swimming pools that sit inside our school estate – remain out of reach for most.
London Sport is shaping its next strategy and a new Sport England funding application – and we want your honest view to inform it, whatever the strength of your relationship with us today.
For the first time, London Sport has modelled how demographic change between 2025 and 2035 will reshape demand for sport and physical activity facilities across the capital.
The London Physical Activity for Health Network is convened by London Sport, along with the London Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH London) and the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) London, as a means of sharing information, opportunities and resources on Physical Activity and Health
