Drug-Free Sport Publications

UK Sport produces a range of resources and factsheets to help sportsmen and women make informed decisions about competing drug-free.

Since October 2002, UK Sport has produced quarterly updates of the results from the UK's anti-doping testing programme. Each report contains a sport-by-sport breakdown of the number of tests conducted during that period.

A long-term strategy that seeks to influence attitudes and opinions towards drug-free sport among the sporting community

The results of a 2005 survey of high performance athletes, focusing on athlete knowledge of their rights and responsibilities with regards to anti-doping, along with the level of use of education and information services and resources.

In March 2003, consultants PMP delivered its final report into options for the future operation of the UK’s anti-doping programme. The review, initiated by UK Sport’s Reform Chair Sue Campbell, provided recommendations on the optimum arrangements for the governance, structure and operation of the national anti-doping programme in the UK.

A follow up to the above report which focused on the need for a new corporate governance and management structure with UK Sport's drug-free sport unit in order to introduce greater transparency.

Published in May 2005, the UK's National Anti-Doping Policy sets out UK Sport’s commitment to the World Anti-Doping Code, and outlines the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved in the anti-doping process.

The handbook lays out the procedures to be followed by DCO and Chaperones in collecting samples for analysis as part of the UK's anti-doping programme.