| Date | Title | Description |
| 09.09.2026 | Nandy absence called out as MPs urge greater use of sport as soft power | The government must do more to use sport and the wider culture sector to maximise global soft power, according to an influential MP.
Dame Caroline Dinenage, chair of the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, has criticised the governme... |
| 03.08.2026 | Commonwealth Gold Medallists Return to the Court That Helped Inspire London | When Central London Alliance transformed Paternoster Square into a vibrant destination for sport, community and wellbeing with a pop-up 3×3 basketball court, it set out to demonstrate how innovative use of public spaces could inspire partic... |
| 16.05.2026 | London Marathon’s staggering popularity isn’t about running at all | Why does one in 50 UK adults want to run the London Marathon? Maybe because it’s an oasis of joy in a desert of doldrums, says Matt Readman.
During the Great Depression of the 1930s, as breadlines lengthened and unemployment spread across e... |
| 13.01.2026 | Grok AI key to Sport England suspending X account | Sport England has suspended its activity on Elon Musk’s social media platform X, citing an environment that is “hostile to women and girls”.
X, formerly known as Twitter, has been at the centre of a storm relating to its associated Grok AI ... |
| 07.01.2026 | Exeter Chiefs post £10m loss as they seek fresh investment | Prem Rugby club Exeter Chiefs have posted a loss of £10.3m in their most recent accounts, just weeks after chairman Tony Rowe reiterated plans to sell a stake in the club.
The Devonian team, seen as one of English rugby’s great promotion st... |
| 03.12.2025 | Why Britain is a nation of bad sports investors | Britain loves sport, but our approach to funding it is fundamentally flawed. We spend heavily on pitches, clubs and community programmes, yet much of that money vanishes into a black hole of short-term fixes. Simply put, we are bad sports i... |
| 26.11.2025 | UK Watchdog Cracks Down on Big Tech Over Rising Attacks on Women and Girls | Image: Adobe Stock
The UK’s online safety communications regulator, Ofcom, has dropped a new set of guidelines urging tech companies to dramatically strengthen protections for women and girls facing rising levels of online abuse.
The regula... |
| 25.11.2025 | Ofcom Tells Big Tech to Protect Women and Girls Online | Ofcom has launched new industry guidance calling on big tech firms to deliver safer online experiences for women and girls in the UK.
Women and girls face distinct and serious risks online, including misogynistic abuse, sexual violence, coo... |
| 24.11.2025 | How the Budget could make your day at the football worse | In the countdown to the Budget, it’s hard to escape concern from industries ranging from hospitality and retail to fintech or leisure. However, one sector which should not be overlooked is sport.
Still feeling the impact from last Autumn, t... |
| 18.11.2025 | Autumn Budget 2025: Exercise can give Reeves £20bn boost, says Sport England | Sport England has highlighted the wider value of investment designed to get more people exercising ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves announcing her Budget next week.
The public body says that supporting exercise initiatives for the poor, di... |
| 04.11.2025 | British basketball at war: GBBL proposes peace deal to BBF and SLB | The chief executive of the Great Britain Basketball League (GBBL) has moved to make peace with the existing clubs and the sport’s governing body following the 12-month civil war that has resulted in the men’s national team being suspended f... |
| 21.08.2025 | Women’s Rugby World Cup shows UK’s love of live sport | The Women’s Rugby World Cup arriving in England is a timely reminder of what live sport can do.
Sporting events forge some of the most positive and enduring moments of our lives, whether we’re stood on the terraces of our local club or sat ... |
| 26.07.2025 | Jess Carter, the Online Safety Act and a problem that won’t go away | Online racist and misogynistic abuse of Lionesses defender Jess Carter during the Women’s Euros echoes that faced by Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho after the men’s Euro 2020 final.
The Online Safety Act 2023 aimed to make the... |
| 22.07.2025 | Sport England boss Boardman asks Ofcom to act on Lionesses abuse | Sport England chair Chris Boardman has written to regulator Ofcom to raise concerns about online abuse of the Lionesses during the Women’s Euros.
It comes after England defender Jess Carter on Sunday revealed she would step back from social... |
| 21.07.2025 | Super League Basketball steps up season plans despite BBF legal row | Super League Basketball (SLB) chiefs have announced further ticket sales for next season despite the campaign being threatened by a legal battle with the British Basketball Federation (BBF).
SLB says its men’s and women’s Trophy Finals will... |
| 19.07.2025 | Mayor of London announces £1.4m sports fund for capital | The Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, has this morning announced a £1.4m cash injection for community sport across the capital.
Khan, currently in Africa on a trade mission, confirmed the fund in South Africa, alongside England Rugby World C... |
| 30.06.2025 | London’s Summer Pulse: A Weekend of Music, Markets, and Movement | London is alive. The city pulses with energy, even as thousands flock to Glastonbury. While the fields of Somerset beckon, the concrete jungle offers its own treasures. This weekend, London is a canvas of music, markets, and inclusive sport... |
| 30.06.2025 | Celebrating Inclusive Sport in the City: Free, Accessible Fitness This Summer | Sport and movement are powerful tools for connection, confidence and wellbeing – yet for many, traditional fitness spaces and sports sessions can feel inaccessible or exclusive. This summer, partners from across the City are taking steps to... |
| 25.04.2025 | The Dual Impact of Health and Technology on Society | In today's world, two forces are reshaping our lives: health and technology. Each plays a pivotal role in our society, yet they often exist in separate spheres. However, recent developments show that these realms are increasingly intertwine... |
| 24.04.2025 | London Marathon will wait for guidance on trans athletes before making changes | Last week's landmark ruling on trans women in Britain will not impact Sunday's London Marathon, with race director Hugh Brasher saying he supports a recent World Athletics decision to gender test to "protect women's rights to compete f... |
| 24.04.2025 | Economy boosted by record number of adults exercising | Sport England has revealed that more adults than ever are doing the recommended amount of exercise – and it’s also a shot in the arm for the economy.
The organisation’s latest Active Lives report found that 63.7 per cent of adults in Englan... |
| 04.03.2025 | Meet the British volunteers trying to get the Marshall Islands into a World Cup | - |
| 18.12.2024 | DCMS fear rugby future as £30m in taxpayer loans written off | - |
| 26.11.2024 | Huge pay rise for CEO Sweeney as RFU post record loss | LONDON :Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney received a pay rise of over 400,000 pounds even though the English governing body announced a record operating loss of 37.9 million pounds ($48 million) on Monday.
The annual report ... |
| 23.10.2024 | British athletes issue stark warning to government over funding | - |
| 07.05.2020 | Health and wealth: ‘fit-tech’ steps up the pace | Fitness is far from an obvious winner from government instructions to ‘stay home’. |
| 23.05.2016 | East of England sports projects share £900K funding boost | East of England sports projects share £900K funding boost
23-05-2016
Fourteen community sports projects in the East of England today shared more than £900,000 of Sport England cash to help breathe new life into its tired sports facilities. ... |
| 01.06.2015 | Grassroots sports facilities in the East of England receive £2.24 million of funding | Grassroots sports facilities in the East of England receive £2.24 million of funding
01-06-2015
Fifteen sports projects in the East of England will receive a share of over £2.24 million of National Lottery funding to help improve facilities... |
| 25.04.2014 | Sport England calls for bids for ‘City of Football’ | Sport England calls for bids for ‘City of Football’
25-04-2014
From Monday, cities across England will have the chance to bid to become the first ‘City of Football’.
Up to £1.6million of National Lottery funding will be invested by Sport En... |
| - | Women’s soccer is booming in England. But the big money hasn't caught up yet | The top-tier England women's league is selling out major stadiums after the national team won the European Championship over the summer.
Grassroots funding and a big broadcasting deal have boosted the game, but a review has flagged increase... |
