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Coaches from across 21 sports come together for 12 month development programme.

The first of 14 major events being hosted in the UK this year – the 2023 Wheelchair Rugby European Championships – kicks off in Cardiff, Wales this week, 3-7 May 2023.

English Institute of Sport unveils new identity as UK Sports Institute to better represent the organisation’s role.

Target for British Olympic & Paralympic sport and major sporting events to be net positive by 2040.

The event took place at City of London’s Guildhall focusing on athlete advocacy and the power of the athlete voice.

UK Sport research published on International Women’s Day finds huge demand for more coverage of women’s sport.

UK Sport has awarded £300,000 to 18 National Governing Bodies to support them with their organisational health.

The UK Sport Eligibility Panel met on 12 January 2023 reference the athlete, Chijindu Ujah.

Confirmed an additional £4m of funding into summer Olympic and Paralympic sport as preparations gear up for the Paris 2024 Games.

The five home councils share a six month update on progress and actions in response to the TRARIIS review.

We are committed to action across five areas which are designed to support improved safeguarding and well being for everyone.

UK Sport and Sport England commit to reviewing the report’s implications for the wider sport sector.

The Olympic and Paralympic high-performance community came together for the UK Sport PLx awards.

As part of UK Sport’s commitment to using the power of sport to inspire positive change, we have been supporting Archery GB’s work promoting and supporting the growth of para archery across African nations.

The Sports Governance Academy will continue for a further 5-year term via a £1.8m of investment commencing December 2022.

This will be the first time that the European Athletics Championships will take place in the United Kingdom.

The programme will connect a diverse range of participants to cover key leadership topics.

UK Sport becomes a signatory of the UN Sports for Climate Action, committing to halving our carbon emissions by 2030 and achieving net-zero by 2040.

New funding stream, the National Governing Body Development Fund (NDF) created to support the organisational health of UK Sport funded NGBs.

UK Sport and The True Athlete Project launch new athlete programme featuring 20 athletes from across the sector.