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Sport England will launch a national campaign, encouraging people to stay physically active at their homes during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) lockdown.

The heads of several major organisations, including The Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA), the Museums Association (MA) and the National Museums Directors Council (NMDC), have called on the British government to use funding intended for the upcoming Festival of Britain in order to provide emergency funding for the arts, heritage and entertainment sectors.

Sport England has initiated a three-month period of "significant flexibility" as part of plans to offer targeted support to organisations struggling with the effects of COVID-19 (Coronavirus).

Retention specialist, Paul Bedford, has released a video tutorial advising health and fitness operators the best ways to retain customers during the coronavirus outbreak.

Vedere Ventures has announced today (4 March) that it is investing in new global fitness data platform fitNdata.

Children under the age of 12 should no longer head the ball during training sessions, according to The Football Association (FA).

Premier League giants Manchester United have tabled plans to create a safe-standing area at its Old Trafford stadium.

Four in five (81 per cent) disabled people want to be more physically active – but are unable to as demand is not being met by operators.

Flexology, which markets itself as 'the UK’s first dedicated stretch studio', is planning to expand at a pace of two sites a year across London.

David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) has acquired the Hamburg Meridian Group, which operates eight premium health and spa clubs in Germany.