Harnessing the healing power of art to support wellbeing
Last week, our Chair, Sir Nicholas Serota and Relationship Manager Richard Ings visited Springfield University Hospital in Tooting to see the work of Hospital Rooms.
Last week, our Chair, Sir Nicholas Serota and Relationship Manager Richard Ings visited Springfield University Hospital in Tooting to see the work of Hospital Rooms.
From the heights of Three Peaks of the Yorkshire Dales to the coastlines of Northumbria, Natural England offers some very special places that anyone can explore completely free of charge
Six pioneering nature projects across England receive major funding award to trial the most effective ways to capture carbon and mitigate the impacts of climate change, Natural England has announced recently (11 February).
Six projects will receive funding to research how nature-rich woodlands, grasslands, wetlands and urban habitats take up carbon
Guidance will create nature-rich towns and cities, helping millions realise the benefits of accessing nature
It's been 18 months since UK Sport and home nations sports councils published the findings and recommendations following a review of racism and racial inequality in sport - this is our third update on progress.
How we're working with our partners to help everyone play sport and take part in physical activity.
Our Small Grants Programme is now accepting applications from organisations in areas hit by floods who need funding to repair damage
We, along with UK Sport, have made 19 commitments that are based on the learnings and insight from the Whyte Review.
Lizzie Hanna will join our executive leadership team in March, moving from the National Citizen Service Trust.
It's the building block for strong activity habits and we want to hear your views about a new statement we're working on.
David Rillie received a suspended prison sentence and was ordered to pay costs of almost 74,000, for illegally grazing cattle on a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The fund will run until the end of June this year and will prioritise funding projects that can make the biggest difference to people that need it most
Natural England has launched a new scheme in Cumbria to help conserve local populations of great crested newts while promoting sustainable development.
The independent report was published in June following allegations of mistreatment in the sport of gymnastics
95% of all concluded planning applications involving a playing field resulted in the protection or improvement of facilities.
Our latest Active Lives Children and Young People Survey reveals strong growth, particularly for teenage girls, within the past year - showing that efforts to help children get active again are working
We've worked with key stakeholders in the sector to publish a report on the current state of public leisure and how it should evolve to continue providing vital services that help people get or stay active
Speech by Natural England Chair Tony Juniper to the Farming for Food and Nature conference, 28 November 2022.
The investments are part of our new model that gives longer-term financial security to partners and come as part of the delivery of our Uniting the Movement strategy.
The top three of the prestigious award have all received Sport England funding to help them in their progression as young athletes.
The support hub launched in 2020 and provides the sport and physical activity sector with resources to establish a framework for effective and fair decision making.
Three members of our organisation attended the International Working Group on Women and Sport conference in New Zealand.
The prize recognised her work at the charity Single Homeless Project.
The Couch to Fitness programmes are the first of their kind to be endorsed by the Active Pregnancy Foundation