Inspired by the World Cup, thinking how to build moments where community sport initiatives can come together under a common purpose.

Huge congrats to Mel Bound on her OBE.

Looking to scale our work to broaden our impact.

Reflections on potential to help build a community sport legacy after the 2030 World Cup, after our visit to Morocco.

Preparing for our Morocco visit and a fantastic chat with the founder of Run Talk Run.

Helping 1,000 kids experience triathlon in Hull

Part of the award winning time in Abu Dhabi.

The first of a weekly series on Track Radio plus highlighting Charlton Athletic in South Africa

Visit to Newcastle Eagles Basketball and thoughts on how community sport organisations create a practical, preventative network that improves health, rebuilds confidence, reduces loneliness, connects people into health, employment and other services, and strengthens safer, more resilient neighbourhoods—often at lower cost, and earlier, than formal systems can respond.

Community sport is therefore not a ‘nice to have’. It is essential social infrastructure

Reflecting on an article written by Ivo Freijsen, the UNHCR Representative in Bangladesh on how sport can be essential within immediate humanitarian settings and as “critical avenues for young people to become an active part of their community and contribute to social cohesion” today and in the future.

Looking for synergies across other sport and development platforms, hosting the first Leeds Summit Declaration Working Group on Collaboration and making ‘Accelerator’ progress!

Spending time with Liam Bardell, co-founder of Kelham Island Table Tennis Club and hearing of his plans to grow community sport in Kenya.