14 May 2019 by
London Sport team shares their experience of mental health and physical activity
This week (13-20 May) is Mental Health Awareness Week and we took the opportunity to chat with the London Sport Team on what mental health means to them, and how physical activity can play a role in supporting this. Take a look at whats some of them said below: Katie Light, House of Sport Intern
10 May 2019 by
Lessons from a day at Elevate 2019
The UK’s largest physical activity trade show, Elevate saw thousands of industry leaders engage in discussions on how to shake up the sport and physical activity sector and get more people active. This year’s event took place at the Excel London on 8-9 May and saw over 300 speakers feature on the agenda as well
2 May 2019 by
Nike commits to multiple youth sport partnerships in London
London Sport has welcomed Nike’s commitment to getting more young Londoners doing physical activity as the company announces a series of major partnerships across the capital. Nike have signed a new multi-year partnerships alongside the London Youth Games(LYG), Virgin Sport in Hackney and Track Mafia. Further commitments have been created with youth football charity, Football Beyond Borders, Gloves not Gunz, a
1 May 2019 by
Youth offending: Investigating how sport and physical activity can be part of the answer
When it comes to youth crime and anti-social behaviour sport is part of the answer, an audience from across London was told last week (Thursday 25 April) at House of Sport. “We should have a seat at the table, but if we want that seat we can’t just be bouncing a ball in the next
30 April 2019 by
The Minister for Sport and Civil Society, Mims Davies MP, and Sport England Chief Executive, Tim Hollingsworth, this morning renewed calls to drive a digital revolution across the physical activity and sport sector. Backed up by a new public survey, which shows that twice as many people in the UK find it easy to order
