The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport is implementing football governance reform, including the Football Governance Act and associated regulations, to strengthen intervention powers and establish a framework for matches of national significance. The reform addresses broader questions of sports funding alignment across government departments and the need for a unifying national framework to deliver health, community and economic benefits.
In response to: Reframing the opportunity in women’s football: government response
In response to: Reforming club football governance - consultation response
The financial situation of Premiership clubs is clearly unsustainable, and we are surprised by the very complacent belief of Bill Sweeney and Simon Massie-Taylor that further growth in club revenues will solve these problems. Type: conclusion | Number: 1 | …
The demise during the playing season of two Premiership clubs is a stain on the reputation of the RFU and PRL. It is not indicative of a healthy professional setup. We welcome the planned reforms to prevent similar occurrences in …
In response to: Government response to the Fan-Led Review of Football Governance
Consultation relating to the revision of the UK's National Anti-Doping Policy.
Consultation relating to the revision of the UK's National Anti-Doping Policy.
Consultation relating to the revision of the UK's National Anti-Doping Policy.
An online call for evidence seeking feedback on UK Anti-Doping's functions, efficiency and effectiveness to inform a Tailored Review.
An online call for evidence seeking feedback on UK Anti-Doping's functions, efficiency and effectiveness to inform a Tailored Review.
An online call for evidence seeking feedback on UK Anti-Doping's functions, efficiency and effectiveness to inform a Tailored Review.
The government is consulting on a new strategy for sport.
The government is consulting on a new strategy for sport.
The government is consulting on a new strategy for sport.