This report documents the experience and views of 1,590 Camden residents on life in the early phases of Covid-19. Through a survey and a series of in-depth interviews with a diverse group, Healthwatch Camden were provided with rich insight on the challenges and experiences people are faced with during a lockdown. The detailed report makes 16 key findings that come under...
Results from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey covering the period 11 to 15 November 2002. This survey seeks to understand the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on people, households and communities in Great Britain. Nearly half (47%) of adults in England reported that their well-being was being affected (for example, boredom, loneliness, anxiety and stress) by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic....
This report provides a summary of adult's physical activity levels from May 2019-2020. Activity levels were on track for record highs before a national lockdown was introduced in March 2020. This report, which covers the 12 months including lockdown, should be read in conjunction with Sport England's Active Lives Covid-19 report covering the period between March and May 2020. Lockdown led to...
Sport England's latest Active Lives Survey predicts that activity levels were on track to reach record highs. This upward trajectory was impeded in March 2020 when the country went into lockdown. This is why, alongside their Active Lives adult report from May 2019-2020, Sport England have also released a detailed report measuring the effects that lockdown had on the country's physical...
In January 2019, StreetGames launched the London Safer Together Through Sport (STTS) programme across six London boroughs. Funded by The Mayor of London, STTS was aimed at engaging and retaining young people in identified ‘hotspot areas’, providing them with a range of positive activities that would both prevent and deter them from becoming involved in youth crime, gang activity and/or entering the youth justice system....
This research was undertaken by Family Fund to: Understand how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting families raising disabled or seriously ill children in the UK. Understand the concerns and needs of families raising disabled or seriously ill children in UK resulting from the coronavirus outbreak. The report shared findings from three waves of surveys completed with over 7,000 families....
This literature review, conducted by Loughborough University in partnership with Street Games in January 2020, provides academically informed insight on the role of sport in addressing serious violence and crime for young people. This review sits within the context of HM Government’s Serious Violence Strategy (2018) which outlines efforts ‘to break the deadly cycle of violence that devastates the lives...
This resource, created by Cycle Streets, supports Londoner's ability to cycle safely within the capital. The map includes details of bike sharing facilities, collisions, traffic, pop up cycle ways and more.
Published by the ONS in October 2020, the two reports below summarise children's views on what they consider to be important to their well-being. The first report 'Children well-being indicator review' explains the proposals and methodologies implemented to identify the 31 indicators used the measure a child's wellbeing. The second report records the results from this study, identifying the key factors that...
Black, Asian and minority ethnic people working or volunteering in community sport can feel “patronised and poorly represented” within the grassroots and community sport sector, according to new research published by Sported. The aim of this research project, conducted by Sported, the Sport for Development charity, was to understand, directly from their networks, experiences of racism within the community sport sector....