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Source: Activity Alliance 07.06.22
https://www.activityalliance.org.uk/how-we-help/research/annual-survey
National charity Activity Alliance is calling for greater priority for disabled people as the country recovers from the pandemic. The leading voice for disabled people in sport and activity have released their latest Annual Disability and Activity Survey. It highlights the w
Source: Living Streets April 22
Over a fifth (22%) of the UK population never walk for exercise or leisure at all – and nearly half of people (46%) never walk to or from work, according to new research for National Walking Month.
A survey commissioned by Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking, shows that Glasgow is the top city in the UK for walking, with the highest
Source: NCSEM 15.02.22
https://www.ncsem-em.org.uk/2022/02/15/your-help-is-needed-to-update-key-exercise-referral-resource/
Loughborough University is looking for people who are working in, or have previously worked in, exercise referral schemes to complete a short questionnaire. This is to help gain an understanding of the needs of people working in this area and what can be done to support.
In 2010, the British Heart Foundation National Centre for Physical Activity and Health, led on the dev
Source: Sustrans.org 27.09.21
Figures released by Sustrans to mark this year's Bike to School Week reveal that only 2% of children cycle to school, but many more wish they could.
Sustrans commissioned a UK-wide YouGov survey of 1,305 children aged 6-15 to find out about their journey to and from school. The survey found that just 2% of pupils actually travel by bike, but 14% w
Source: Sport England 09.08.2021
https://www.sportengland.org/news/widespread-support-safety-measures-indoor-facilities-users-return
The number of people using indoor sports facilities has gone up since all restrictions were lifted in July, with large support for coronavirus safety measures suggesting they’re giving people the confidence to return.
The news comes from the latest wave of Sport England’s survey looking at people’s activity levels and attitudes towards activity throughout the pan
