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The physical activity facilities forum


Next month sees the return of the forum for its fifth consecutive year, bringing together professionals responsible for developing sport, leisure and physical activity facilities.


become physically active. Over one-and-a-half days, delegates will


benefit from a tailored schedule of one-to-one meetings in a professional yet informal environment. The immersive nature of the event allows delegates to focus on the meeting and networking activities leading to better, more memorable and meaningful relationships. The forum’s CPD-certified seminar


REVOLUTIONISING active places and spaces is the theme of the fifth annual physical activities facilities forum. Developed to meet the needs of those delivering physical activity facilities in sport, leisure, recreation and play, the event brings together operators, local authorities, school leaders, project managers, architects, contractors and other senior level professionals looking to enhance their schemes and improve their supply chain. The latest Sport England research shows


that activity habits are changing; walking, fitness and adventure activities are increasing in popularity, while traditional sports like football and cycling are declining. The forum is the ideal place to learn how to tap into the nation’s changing activity habits and encourage people of all backgrounds to


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programme shares the latest thinking and best practice in physical activity facilities including the latest innovations in sport, play, recreation and leisure. This year’s speakers include:


• Charles Johnston, Executive Property Director, Sport England Charles will be looking at the impact of active environments.


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