British Gymnastics news

More than 200 organisations and athletes in the UK have signed an open letter to party leaders to commit to making the nation the most ... More

The government’s energy relief for swimming pools, leisure centres and gyms is scheduled to end on 31 March leaving thousands set for closure or service ... More

The sport and physical activity sector "hasn't done enough" to tackle persisting inequalities within the industry, according to a statement signed by more than 80 ... More

Lilleshall National Sports Centre in Shropshire has opened the doors to a new artistic gym following a £1m investment. The launch is part of a ... More

Former UK Sport chair, Baroness Sue Campbell, has received a damehood in this year's New Year's honours list. The long-time sports administrator – who was ... More

More than 40 sports industry leaders from across the UK have signed an open letter urging the main political parties to address the “alarming public ... More

British Gymnastics has appointed Mike Darcey as its new chair, to replace the outgoing Matt Neville, who is stepping down after serving the maximum term ... More

Five national governing bodies (NGBs) have pledged to work 'more closely' with the leisure sector as part of efforts to increase sports participation numbers. As ... More

British Gymnastics has backed trampoline park operator Oxygen Freejumping by signing a new deal aimed at improving coaching and safety standards in the leisure business. ... More

The World Gymnastics Championships could be coming to Liverpool after the city announced it will bid to host the competition in 2022. Liverpool City Council’s ... More

Sport England is investing £10m of National Lottery money into 20 projects across the country to reduce inactivity among over 55s. The funded organisations will ... More

Fifty national governing bodies – including the Football Association (FA), England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Rugby Football Union (RFU) – have agreed action ... More

Former England cricket coach Andy Flower is among the second group of coaches to graduate from UK Sport’s Elite Programme. Flower completed the programme alongside ... More

British Gymnastics is getting prepared to train more people to deliver chair-based gymnastics for people with dementia following a successful pilot. The governing body’s foundation ... More

Guidance covering the construction of indoor trampoline parks, as well as operating and maintenance requirements, has been published by the British Standards Institution (BSI). The ... More

The Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs), has been taken over by Sports Coach UK “in its entirety”. The deal was announced today (24 January 2017). ... More

The success experienced by Team GB’s gymnastic squad at the Rio 2016 Olympics has contributed to further growth in grassroots participants. Recreational club participation grew ... More

Safety guidelines covering the way trampoline parks are built and run will move a step closer with the hope that rules will be adopted by ... More

Several coaches behind the success of Great Britain during the Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympics have become the first to graduate from UK Sport’s Elite ... More

The government’s new guidelines for governance may prove to be challenging for a number of NGBs, although, predictable, many appear to be making the right ... More

Max Whitlock, Amy Tinkler and Bryony Page are among the athletes invited to compete at the World Cup of Gymnastics, which will take place at ... More

A British Gymnastics programme to make the sport more open to disabled participants has attracted 1,500 people to become members. The governing body’s I’m In ... More

Sports coach UK has appointed former British Gymnastics executive Mark Gannon as its new chief executive. Gannon, who was executive director of business and development ... More

British Gymnastics has launched a new disability gymnastics programme, designed to create more opportunities for disabled people to take part in the sport. The programme ... More