ALT Quote from Adam Blaze: Nearly half of all disabled adults (49.1%) are now active for more than 150 minutes a week, this is the highest recorded figure since the Active Lives survey began. This shows what is possible when opportunities are inclusive and shaped by disabled people’s lived experiences. This is a moment to recognise steady progress, but also to raise the nation’s ambition.

ALT A compilation of four photographs. The London Marathon logo and three others pictures of Ben, John and Catherine.

ALT Disabled people are more likely to be inactive, not through lack of desire, but because systems are not designed with them in mind. A coordinated approach across sport, health, education, transport and planning is essential if this gap is to be closed rather than continually managed around. Sarah Brown-Fraser Head of Communications and Policy Activity Alliance

ALT Disability Sports News February 2026. Two women stand together on an ice rink holding hands and smiling at the camera. They are taking part in an inclusive ice skating session.

ALT Inclusive sport and physical activity need to be a priority in policy at both school and government level, greater investment is needed in teacher training for inclusive practice and to ensure schools are supported to deliver opportunities so that no child is left behind. Vicci Wells OBE, Youth Sport Trust #PlayMoveBelong

ALT Disability Sports News January 2026 - Activity Alliance. A young girl plays Badminton in a sports hall.

ALT A man give a young girl holding a cricket bat a high five. There is text on the image that reads Supporters webinar: Wednesday 11 February. Pay, move, belong: Setting the scene for young disabled people in sport and activity