And Finally

 

 

Monthly e-news publication
www.equalitystandard.org/

Although, as reported in the July edition, this is the last newsletter to be funded by the Sports Councils, The Equality Standard for Sport are delighted to announce that funding has been offered by some organisations that have stated this is a vital and valued communication resource and publication will now continue until at least December 2011. 

Catch up on the latest news...
 

August Edition

 

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Aston Cricket Club

Aston Cricket Club in Stone in Staffordshire was only formed in September 2009 but is already working hard to expand the boundaries within local cricket and to try and bring a fresh approach to the traditional thinking within club cricket.

 

Catch up on their latest news...

 

www.astonstaffs.play-cricket.com

 

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www.restoke.org.uk

 

 

‘re:stoke’ is a collective of three artists; dance artist Clare Reynolds, visual artist Sarah Nadin and musician Paul Rogerson. Each artist uses their specialism in this unique collaboration to produce high quality participatory work in Stoke-on-Trent.

 

Based in North Staffordshire, re:stoke's aims are to;

• create artwork and performance in the public realm
• integrate the arts into regeneration by working alongside local authorities
• empower communities though engaging in high quality arts activities

Find out more information here. 

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Community Council for Physical Recreation - one voice for sport and recreation 

CCPR produces a monthly Policy Update, detailing policy development and implications for sport and recreation. Read their August issue for news on the CCPR's newly appointed Head of Policy, reviews of government spending and the regulatory burden on sports clubs, the campaign to win more sunlight for sport and a wide-ranging consultation on the environment - all important issues and much more.

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