News
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Celebrate contributions of young people to sport and activity
Nominations are open for the Community Sport and Recreation Awards: Youth Edition 2025.
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UK Coaching research reveals key trends in the coaching landscape
UK Coaching has today released new research that paints a detailed picture of the current state of coaching in the UK.
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A look back at 2024 with Activity Alliance
As 2024 draws to a close we have taken the opportunity to look back at some of the highlights from the past 12 months.
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Season's greetings and thank you for your support in 2024
We will close at midday 24 December and reopen on Thursday 2 January.
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Invitation to tender: customer service eLearning content update
Our charity is now inviting proposals from freelancers or organisations to update our customer service training.
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Our response to Active Lives Children and Young People Survey 2023-24
Activity Alliance's research team has analysed Sport England's Active Lives Children and Young People Survey for the academic year 2023-24.
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We all belong: Leaders unite to launch new strategy
Leaders from across sport, physical activity and health joined together for our new strategy launch.
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Disabled people’s activity could contribute £6.2k per person per year
We launch our new strategy 'We all belong' with a social value report on disabled people being active.
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Sun, sea and GOGA – Local community in Blackpool get active
From tennis to social care staff training, GOGA in Blackpool continues to break down barriers to sport and activity.
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Get Out Get Active exceeds expectations in the Black Country
Despite launching during the first national COVID lockdown, Active Black Country has welcomed 600 participants to their activities.
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Exciting new GOGA opportunities set to begin in Sunderland
Get Out Get Active will continue to offer inclusive activity sessions in Sunderland thanks to work from Foundation of Light.
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Wiltshire shares GOGA spirit to get people active
Wiltshire is one of five areas of the country that received new funding to continue the Get Out Get Active programme into 2025.
