This second phase follows the revenue phase which open earlier in the summer and is part of the total £60 million of government money being made available to help public swimming pools with running costs and efforts to improve energy efficiency
A weekend of summer activities is being held on the glorious South Shields shoreline this September to celebrate the King Charles III England Coast Path.
The campaign burst highlights the benefits of physical activity hidden in everyday movement and shines a light on why you don't need to spend money to stay active and healthy.
Livestock reintroduced and wildflowers increased as Cheshire nature reserve is extended
Extensions and reappointments of board members at Natural England, the government's statutory advisor on nature conservation.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has published the government's new sport strategy, ‘Get Active: A strategy for the future of sport and physical activity'.
We're wrapping up the summer with the latest edition of our Culture Digest. For this seasons edition, we look at a superb array of cultural delights from the area, share sector opportunities, report on exciting projects and festivals from the last few months.
Children and young people in Wolverhampton will benefit from more than £846,000 through National Lottery Place Partnership funds.
The four Home Country Sports Councils have made a unanimous decision following a recognition review.
National Lottery Project Grants (NLPG) is always open to individuals and organisations, supporting arts, museums and libraries projects. It is made possible thanks to funding from National Lottery players.
The new memorandum of understanding see the Commonwealth Active Communities continued as well as support more volunteering opportunities and provide grant funding for community-led projects.
'No blood should hold us back' campaign has debuted with a television ad that will be followed by period education resources for PE teachers.
The centre was the only brand-new facility for Birmingham 2022 and was designed with community use at its heart once the Games had finished
The Tackling Racism and Racial Inequality in Sport (TRARIIS) review was published in 2021, us and the other UK sports councils have published six-monthly update since then, below is the joint update at two years since publication
The latest stretch of the King Charles III England Coast Path, extending from Aust to Clevedon, has opened.
The line will be available in a full range of sizes, in 264 Tesco locations across the country and with items for both women and girls.
We're excited to share we're investing £5 million of new National Lottery funding to Bradford Culture Company to help deliver the programme for its year as UK City of Culture in 2025.
Weekend packed full of free events for coastal community on national trail due to stretch around the coast of England
In a week where organisations and artists from across the country came together for the National Rural Touring Forum's annual conference - we thought what better time than now to talk about a new rural-focused project called Rekindle - which we're supporting through a £567,956 National Lottery Project Grant.
The £20 million revenue fund closes on August 11, with a £40m pot for capital investment set to be made available in September, to help make facilities more energy efficient.
West Penwith Moors and Downs (Halow ha GonyowPennwydh West) confirmed as latest SSSI.
The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) today published its findings following its call for evidence to evaluate the state of equity in cricket and establish the realities of people's experiences within the sport.
The Government and the Creative Industries Council have published their vision for the creative industries. It sets out how the public and private sectors will work together to help the creative industries - including the cultural sector - grow and contribute to the UK's economy.
The update explains what we've achieved over the last year and highlights the impact of working with our partners in the physical activity sector
Landmark Theatre to host a family fun day as one of a series of events to celebrate the recently renamed King Charles III England Coast Path.
