Category: Community News
This Girl Can: New advert marks women’s exercise campaign’s five-year anniversary
14/01/2020
Sport England says 3.5 million women have become involved in sport or physical activity as a result of the campaign, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Newly published research from… Read more »
Net Gain for Biodiversity- connecting future generations with open green spaces
13/05/2019
Proper stewardship of our natural world is at the heart of responsible government. Clean air and water, healthy trees, rivers and biodiversity are not just vital for our health –… Read more »
Prepare to feel a pang of envy, courtesy of a 10-year-old
15/03/2019
The agonisingly cool Sky Brown surfs, skateboards and dances, and hopes to become Britain’s youngest ever summer Olympian by appearing at the Tokyo Games next year – she’ll be just… Read more »
How good is your place for young people?
10/02/2019
Melton in Leicestershire is at the bottom of a list of places to live if you’re under 26, BBC analysis suggests. Variables considered include access to mental health care, average… Read more »
Cycling awareness plan could lead to cheaper insurance for drivers
27/11/2018
Motorists should be offered cheaper insurance if they take a course to make them more aware of cyclists on the roads, the government says. The Department for Transport also wants… Read more »
An Exciting Opportunity
17/11/2018
AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY There is an exciting opportunity to take advantage of a housing development by using S106 to secure half a hectare of land on which to build a… Read more »
Suffolk-The Most Active County
07/11/2018
In Suffolk, a unique partnership of local authorities, public sector bodies, the voluntary sector and private companies has been established to begin to turn the tide of inactivity. This partnership… Read more »
Playing boccia helps you get out and about
24/08/2018
Boccia is a sport specifically designed for athletes with a disability, where two sides compete to get their balls as close to the target ball (jack) as possible. The ball… Read more »
Boys more ‘cliquey’ than girls
26/07/2018
Whether it’s due to popular teen films such as Mean Girls or gender stereotypes most people imagine girls form more cliques than boys. Yet a new study contradicts this, suggesting… Read more »
