Confirmation that the government wants to extend the indoor smoking ban to outdoor spaces, including beer gardens, has provoked anger and a sense of déjà vu among opponents of the plan.
On Monday, Curia joined with SME4Labour to host a fundraising event at Ronnie Scott’s, with Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Thangam Debbonaire MP, as well as Shadow Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, Chi Onwurah MP. The evening included speeches from various speakers, each highlighting the importance of small businesses and the need for further support by a new government.
Lucy Frazer, Secretary of State for Culture, Media, and Sport, discusses the power of UK sport, with particular emphasis on the rise of women’s involvement.
The start of the Paralympic Torch Relay will begin in Buckinghamshire as Stoke Mandeville has been announced as the lighting point for all future Paralympic torches.
15,000 runners are set to take to London’s streets this Sunday ahead of the Big Half Marathon. What is the Big Half Marathon? The Big
Pubs across England gearing up to open early, as the Lionesses bid for World Cup glory, could be thwarted by red tape. The World Cup Final Michael
Leeds’ unsung sporting heroes are set to be honoured through eye-catching new street art as part of a project to bring Leeds’s glory days to life.
Minister visits Bingham Arena Leisure Centre and Enterprise Centre to explore the new £20 million addition to the town.
The England women’s football team made the nation proud last summer when they won the European Championships. It was the first time in history that England had won the tournament, and afterwards, they set out to boost sporting opportunities for young girls around the country.
Just two weeks until new community facilities including the Bingham Arena, Rushcliffe open their doors to the public.
A £40,000 investment to improve Burnhope Community Centre from the National Lottery Community Fund has been welcomed by local leaders today. Richard Holden MP for North West Durham visited last Saturday to speak about how they will spend the money.
Wakefield Council says that leisure centres across the district have been dealt another blow after being excluded from the latest Government support. “Not Enough” support
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