blog From “No Ball Games” to More Ball Games: Creating a Movement From a Campaign by Tanya Rabin, Director of Fundraising, Marketing & Communications
Fit For The Future Fit for the Future: bringing physical activity into the heart of London’s health system
children and young people • Latest News • Press Release London’s political landscape has shifted – what must happen next to reduced inactivity in the capital
children and young people • Latest News • Press Release London Sport Awards 2026 winners announced at landmark 10th anniversary ceremony in the heart of the capital
children and young people • Latest News • Press Release LDN Movements proudly joins London Sport as an Official Ambassador for the More Ball Games campaign
children and young people • Latest News • Press Release Landmark parliamentary report supports removal of ‘no ball games’ signs & calls for more funding to tackle inactivity
Fit For The Future • Health Fit for the Future: making physical activity routine in London’s healthcare system
blog • children and young people • Latest News Opinion: Rethinking London – why space, sport and physical activity must be at the heart of our city’s future
Latest News London Sport response to Government funding announcements on communities, high streets and play
Latest News London’s children losing places to play as charity urges councils to redesign streets and estates
blog • Latest News Signing up for fitness challenges quadruples chances of sticking to New Year’s Resolutions, poll finds
blog • Latest News New national data shows no improvement in children’s activity levels in London as inequalities widen
