Welcome to the Research and Evidence Portal. Here you will find a catalogue of relevant national and local physical activity and sport literature made up of reports and case studies that allows users to search by key themes, location, date and age. You can also find a number of practical toolkits and guidance documents to support the marketing and promotion of your programmes and campaigns.
Physical Activity and Wellbeing Residents' Survey: 2022 Summary Report
Dec 2022
Summary findings from the Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Residents' Survey 2022.
Physical Activity and Wellbeing Resident Survey 2022: Headline Summary for LLR
Sep 2022
A summary of the data collected from the Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Residents' Survey which ran between June and July 2022. The survey captured an updated picture on the attitudes, behaviours and intentions of our local community in relation to physical activity and sport.
Active Lives Children and Young People Survey - 2021/22 Report (LLR Headlines)
Dec 2022
A local summary report of the Active Lives Children and Young People Survey release (2021/22). This includes an overview of children and young people's engagement in sport and physical activity, with comparisons to previous years. Data is presented at a local authority, Active Partnership and national level.
At What Cost: School Games Organiser Insight Report
Feb 2023
This report analyses the impact of the 450-strong network of professionals on young people and school sport alongside the effect of delays in critical funding decisions.
The Sport, Physical Activity and Leisure Sector of Greater Lincolnshire and Rutland
Jan 2023
Active Lincolnshire, Active Humber, Active Together
This report shows the results of a 5-month study into the Sport, Physical Activity, and Leisure Sector of Greater Lincolnshire and Rutland. Data was gathered through a combination of desktop research, survey, open interviews, and group discussions, and represents the views of over 100 organisations from the region.
The Sport, Physical Activity and Leisure Sector of Greater Lincolnshire and Rutland- Excecutive Summary
Jan 2023
Active Lincolnshire, Active Humber, Active Together
This document summarises the results of a 5-month study into the Sport, Physical Activity, and Leisure Sector of Greater Lincolnshire and Rutland.
Physical Activity and Wellbeing Residents' Survey: 2022 Summary Report
Dec 2022
Summary findings from the Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Residents' Survey 2022.
Active Lives Children and Young People Survey - 2021/22 Report (LLR Headlines)
Dec 2022
A local summary report of the Active Lives Children and Young People Survey release (2021/22). This includes an overview of children and young people's engagement in sport and physical activity, with comparisons to previous years. Data is presented at a local authority, Active Partnership and national level.
Sport England (2022) Future of Public Sector Leisure
Dec 2022
Sport England have worked with key stakeholders in the sector to publish a report on the current state of public leisure and how it should evolve to continue providing vital services that help people get or stay active.
Let's Get Moving- Making the Case
Dec 2022
This document provides headline facts for physical activity linked with the following areas: Population Trends, Inequalities and Participation, Health and Wellbeing, Climate, Planning and the Economy.
Defining Wellness Policy 2022 Report
Nov 2022
This is the first-ever study to define wellness policy and argue for why it is needed. Using GWI’s wellness economy data, the report provides, for the first time, a quantitative analysis showing the positive relationship between wellness spending, happiness, and health outcomes across countries.
Get Yourself Active- Social Care Activity Pack
Nov 2022
Sport England, Disability Rights UK
An interactive pack aimed at people working in social care to help you to support more disabled people to be active.
The impacts of sport emissions on climate: Measurement, mitigation, and making a difference
Nov 2022
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
The paper, published in the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, reveals a mixed response to combating climate issues across the sports industry.
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