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    Tracey Crouch resigns

    Emma Boggis, CEO of the Sport and Recreation Alliance responds to the news that Tracey Crouch MP has resigned from her position as Sport and Civil Society Minister.

    Published 02 November 2018, Politics
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    Translating research into policy and practice

    Ben Jessup, Policy Adviser at the Sport and Recreation Alliance, reflects on how we’re turning research into practice with the #RightToBeActive petition and campaign.

    Published 25 September 2018, Politics
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    Petition calls on all political parties to prioritise health and happiness of children

    The Sport and Recreation Alliance has launched a petition calling on politicians of all parties to transform physical activity provision for children and young people as part of the #RightToBeActive campaign. You can sign the petition here.

    Published 25 September 2018, Politics
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    Another missed opportunity for government

    Rasteen Riyahi-Boni, Policy Support Officer shares the Alliance’s response to Government’s Civil Society Strategy and reflects on another missed opportunity.  

    Published 28 August 2018, Politics
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    Sport has a role to play in raising awareness of violence against women and girls

    The Home Office has announced a revision of the Violence Against Women and Girls’ Strategy, and the Sport and Recreation Alliance’s Policy Support Officer, Rasteen Riyahi-Boni, has commented on why the sector has a role to play.

    Published 05 July 2018, Politics
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    Justin Tomlinson MP responds to Childhood Obesity plan

    Chair of the APPG for Sport, Justin Tomlinson MP, writes exclusively for the Alliance on the Government’s childhood obesity plans and what the sector and decision makers can do to get more children and young people active.

    Justin is speaking at our Sport Summit on 11th July, where he will further set out his thoughts on why the current system isn’t working. We hope you will join us and be a part of this important debate.

    Published 03 July 2018, Politics
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    Alliance Podcast: Tracey Crouch MP, on engaging in sports policy

    The latest Alliance podcast is a conversation between our Chairman, Andrew Moss, and VIP guest Tracey Crouch MP, Sports Minister and lead architect of Sporting Future, the latest Government Sport Strategy.

    Published 10 May 2018, Politics
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    Cross-government working: Whitehall jargon, or a genuinely joined-up approach to sport and recreation policy?

    Cross-government working has been widely cited in government strategies in recent years. Cross-government or collaborative working is described as departments’ committing to and implementing shared policy ambitions. But has this worked in practice and has government delivered its cross-departmental commitments in sport and recreation?

    Published 26 April 2018, Politics
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    Government Serious Violence Strategy presents opportunity for sport and recreation

    The government’s Serious Violence Strategy recognises the value of sport and recreation in tackling one of societies biggest issues and presents a potential opportunity for funding.  

    Published 16 April 2018, Politics
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    Making sure the sugar tax is effective

    The Soft Drinks Industry Levy (SDIL) is now active and revenue raised from the tax is being spent on helping pupils get active. 

    Published 06 April 2018, Politics
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