A guide on how the planning system can help provide opportunities for everyone to be physically active

Earlier this month we caught up with Tunbridge Wells Flyerz to hear what a difference Flyerz Hockey has made to their club. Flyerz is the term widely associated with disability inclusive hockey across the UK. Flyerz sessions are active, fun

We were lucky enough to talk to Jonnie Peacock and hear what he enjoyed most about being part of a club as a young athlete. Jonnie won gold at the 2012 Summer Paralympics and 2016 Summer Paralympics, representing Great Britain

Parasport was created by the British Paralympic Association (BPA) who recognised that more could be done to provide information to disabled people who wanted to take up sport, either at a recreational or competitive level. Clubs, events and activity providers

In October 2018, Sport England’s Active Lives survey reported that a total of 6.3 million adults had given their time at least twice in the last year to help make sport and activity happen. This is a huge contribution, with

Safeguarding adults is everybody’s responsibility. If you are delivering physical activity and sport to adults, it is good practice to create, adopt and implement an adult safeguarding policy. You should also ensure all of your committee members, leaders, coaches, members

As we move into the new year, it’s a great time to be planning what you will be doing. When setting out your long-term and short-term plans, take a look at our top tips for what to factor into your

On 1st November, financial experts from Grant Thornton and Sport England are taking over our Facebook page to answer your questions. Head over to and leave your questions on our most recent post  for the experts to answer. They will

Earlier this year, Club Matters caught up with Disability Sports Coach (DSC) at their summer festival to celebrate sport in the disabled community. Hear from Louis Wickett-Padgham, who has worked at DSC since 2012, and see the benefits people gain