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A fish-eye lens view of a crowd and swimming pool at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre during the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Local authorities | Tackling inactivity |
Report highlights positive impact of Birmingham 2022
3-minute read
Sport England chair, Chris Boardman, and Mayor of Birmingham Andy Street ceremonially sign the MoU between the WMCA and Sport England, in front of local dignitaries, as well as coaches and participants from Impact Fitness, in Birmingham.
Funding | Government | Local authorities | Research
Further investment to build on impact of Commonwealth Games
6-minute read
Ellie Simmonds stands at the side of the pool, coaching a group of children from the local community, at the opening of the Sandwell Aquatics Centre.
Facilities | Funding
Commonwealth Games aquatics centre opens to public
5-minute read
Two basketballs from the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
Funding | Local authorities | Tackling inactivity | Uniting the Movement
Community groups awarded sports equipment from Birmingham 2022
5-minute read
A general view of the athletics stadium at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham
Facilities | Government | Local authorities | National governing bodies
Commonwealth Games equipment giveaway launched
5-minute read
'Sport is just the beginning' is displayed on a board at the opening ceremony of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games as Max Whitlock delivers the Queen's Baton into the Alexander Stadium
Funding | National governing bodies | Tackling inactivity | Uniting the Movement
As Commonwealth Games end, focus switches to community impact
4-minute read

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