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2014 Games legacy fund announced
A £10m grant scheme has been launched as part of the Scottish government’s plans to create a lasting sporting legacy from the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The Legacy 2014 Active
Places Fund wi l l make grants of between £10,000 and £100,000 available for projects which promise to upgrade local facilities – such as new bike or skate parks, outdoor adventure facilities, walking routes, or new proj- ects within school estates. Minister for Commonwealth
Te 2014 Games will be Scotland’s biggest ever multi-sports event
Games and sport, Shona Robison, said: “Te Commonwealth Games will be the biggest multi-sports event Scotland has ever hosted and provides a unique opportunity to create a positive and lasting legacy for Scotland. “Te Legacy 2014 Active Places Fund will help communities across Scotland improve
their facilities and will appeal to Scots young and old to get more active. I want as many peo- ple as possible to benefit and to be inspired by the Commonwealth Games to adopt healthier, more active lives.” Te fund will be managed by sportscotland. Details:
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Youth Sport Trust and YMCA join forces
Youth Sport Trust (YST) and YMCA announced a new partnership in October, designed to enhance both organisations’ reach within schools and communities. Te joint venture will see YST being able to access YMCA’s extensive community network of clubs for young people. YMCA will benefit from
making its apprenticeship schemes, training courses and its awarding body more avail- able for school leavers. Speaking at the School Sport
Te partnership hopes to reach out into school and community sport
Conference at the Kettering Conference Centre today, John Steele, chief executive of YST said: “Tis new partnership with the YMCA allows us to extend our reach beyond the school gates and work with an organisation that is as driven as us to give every young person a positive
start in life. We want to capitalise on this remarkable year for sport and reach as many young people as possible through our work, which is why this partnership is so exciting.” Details:
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FA officially opens St George’s Park
Te Football Association (FA) has officially launched its new £100m National Football Centre in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire. Named St. George’s Park, the facility held
its first full England national team training session on 9 October, which was attended
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by the Duke of Cambridge, the Duchess of Cambridge and FA chair David Bernstein. All 24 representative England squads will
make use of the 330-acre complex and it will also be the new HQ for the League Managers Association. Details:
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