Minister for sport Richard Caborn has launched the Amateur Swimming Association’s (ASA) £3m Everyday Swim project at a special event in Sheffield.
Funded by Sport England, a total of 11 Everyday Swim pilot projects will take place across the UK.
The project is primarily intended to change swimming provision, break down barriers to access and encourage the general public to enjoy a healthier lifestyle.
Other issues addressed will include engaging black and ethnic minority communities, providing access to disadvantaged children and the elderly, maximising water time and providing better access to swimming pools for residents of rural communities.
Pilots will take place in areas including Easington, Islington, Kirklees, Lewisham, Suffolk, Telford and Wreakin, The Wirral and Woking.
Ambassadors to the project will include Duncan Goodhew and ASA chief executive David Sparkes. Details: www.britishswimming.org
Minister for sport Richard Caborn has launched the Amateur Swimming Association’s (ASA) £3m Everyday Swim project at a special event in Sheffield.
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Minister for sport Richard Caborn has launched the Amateur Swimming Association’s (ASA) £3m Everyday Swim project at a special event in Sheffield.
Funded by Sport England, a total of 11 Everyday Swim pilot projects will take place across the UK.
The project is primarily intended to change swimming provision, break down barriers to access and encourage the general public to enjoy a healthier lifestyle.
Other issues addressed will include engaging black and ethnic minority communities, providing access to disadvantaged children and the elderly, maximising water time and providing better access to swimming pools for residents of rural communities.
Pilots will take place in areas including Easington, Islington, Kirklees, Lewisham, Suffolk, Telford and Wreakin, The Wirral and Woking.
Ambassadors to the project will include Duncan Goodhew and ASA chief executive David Sparkes. Details: www.britishswimming.org
Minister for sport Richard Caborn has launched the Amateur Swimming Association’s (ASA) £3m Everyday Swim project at a special event in Sheffield.
If the health service is to
survive, we must recognise
that it is a disease service
– and that wellbeing rests with
us, says the activity advocate
and healthy ageing champion.
He talks to Kate Cracknell
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gathering of the Health & Fitness industry’s most influential leaders.
Hundreds of staff, MPs and Peers from across Westminster have signed up for the Fit for
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hosted by ukactive and Technogym.