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Nine coaches from a wide range of sports graduate with two invited to join the prestigious Coaching Fellowship

With just five years to go to London 2012, the need for outstanding British coaches has never been greater. UK Sport today unveiled the identities of seven more coaches singled out for development - the majority of whom will be hoping to be the driving force behind home medal success in five years' time

Two announcements in recent weeks - by UK Sport and Sport England - are set to have a significant effect on the way that Olympic sports are supported by the Sports Councils

Sue Campbell CBE Chief Executive of the Youth Sport Trust and former Chief Executive of the National Coaching Foundation - has been appointed as the new interim Chair of UK Sport, taking over from Sir Rodney Walker.

UK Sport has announced the individuals from across the entire sport sector to be a part of the inaugural programme.

Report released by UK Sport and City of London Corporation’s on the impact of major sport events.

Review highlights improvements made in sports governance over past five years, including in diversity & inclusion - but a need to go further.

UK Sport launch HiCAP having played a trailblazing role in the first ever sports coach apprenticeship in the UK

Following a rigorous period of testing and trialling, 58 athletes were selected onto Olympic talent development programmes.

Through several proactive and collaborative programmes to support British coaches, the number of women coaching in Olympic and Paralympic sports in the UK has almost doubled since the Tokyo 2020 Games.