Our Strategic Health Lead, @holden_annie, has written a blog for @Sport_England about how regional health inequalities can be tackled by integrating activity into health and care, including examples of some of the great work that's already happening.
Take a look now ⬇️
More than 14 million adults in England live with two or more long-term health conditions.
@ActivePartners_' Strategic Health Lead blogs on how regional health inequalities can be tackled by integrating active lifestyles into our health and care systems.
🌹 The Red Roses is on sale for under £15 on Amazon, for a short time only!
It’s the perfect way to prepare for a blockbuster year of women’s rugby ⬇️
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We named @Tesla after Nikola Tesla, one of the greatest engineers ever.
He was a penniless immigrant whose inventions led to American dominance in electricity generation and usage.
🇬🇧Basketball is back, and the Women’s team return for the next EuroBasket Qualifier challenge. Tickets are now on sale!
📅 Thursday 6th February 2025
⏰ 7:30PM
🆚 Estonia
🎟️ Get your tickets today 👉 universe.com/events/fiba-wom…#GBbasketball | #EuroBasketWomen
“When you’re raped there is shame, and it’s not for us to have shame, it’s for them. It’s true that I hear lots of women, and men, who say you’re very brave. I say it’s not bravery, it’s will and determination to change society”
- Gisèle.
What an incredible woman.
For me there’s only one contender for Person of the Year.
Gisele Pelicot.
The woman who has recalibrated how we think about rape by refusing to feel shame.
“It’s time we change the way we look at rape”, she said outside the court today.
And…more than anyone I can think of… she’s done that.
“Shame must change sides”, she said, and perhaps – perhaps – that is a little more true today than it’s ever been.
But there’s something else that I want to talk about. Something that’s much more difficult to confront than the inspiration and dignity of Gisele Pelicot.
51 men.
51 men who are not all men… but who are also quite a lot of men. 51 of them in fact.
And if you read about them… their backgrounds… their jobs… their families or lack of family… they’re all quite different.
A firefighter…a nurse… an unemployed alcoholic.
Some were abused as children. Some had comfortable upbringings with kids of their own.
Six had domestic violence convictions. 45 didn’t.
One was 27. Another was 74.
There’s no pattern here. Nothing we can point to. Other than the fact there is no profile of a rapist. Which is perhaps the most frightening thing of all.
The #ActivePartnerships network has unveiled a brand new Environmental Sustainability Commitment to demonstrate how we will work together to tackle this huge issue.
This will be embedded in all of our work and each local Active Partnership will create a bespoke plan of action.
The #ActivePartnerships network has unveiled a brand new Environmental Sustainability Commitment to demonstrate how we will work together to tackle this huge issue.
This will be embedded in all of our work and each local Active Partnership will create a bespoke plan of action.
“Making walking and cycling more practical and safer, and access to green space easier and more equitable, would go a long way toward removing barriers to improving physical activity levels and could significantly improve the health of England’s increasingly urban population.”
(1/6) Cities bring particular challenges and opportunities for the health of those who live, work and study in them.
This CMO annual report explores what we can do to improve health in cities:
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Baroness Sue Campbell has been named as the new Chair of the @EnglandNetball board.
Sue's credited with transforming women’s football from niche to mainstream.
She joins @itsanitarani to discuss what she hopes to bring to netball, alongside Fran Connolly, CEO England Netball
Netball in the headlines 📰
📻 Our new Chair Baroness Sue Campbell and EN CEO @NetballFran are doing the media rounds, including @SkySportsNews at around 9:40am and @BBCWomansHour at around 10:30am.
ALT Baroness Sue Campbell standing in front of greenery as she is appointed as the new England Netball Chair.