2016 - About Sport

The power of sport & our need for change, Rebecca Evans Minister for Social Services & Public Health

Since I became the Minister responsible for community sport and physical activity earlier this year I have been trying to meet as many peopl...

Addressing the gap in participation between women and girls and their male counterparts has been on the agenda for a while now, yet it still...

This is the story of a project that got a group of women who previously found exercise a chore, active and loving it! By Emma Christopher o...

Medals, two world records and one Olympic record, not to mention numerous personal bests, it has been an Olympic Games that will live long i...

Our journey may have ended at the semi finals but it�s only just begun for Welsh football. To say that we lost to Christiano Ronaldo�s Portg...

By Oliva Busby, Lead Performance Nutritionist at Sport Wales As a Performance Nutritionist I am often asked by people with an interest in ...

Firstly, what a fine day to be talking about sport the morning after our football team made it into the knockout stages of the Euros. It�s b...

With Euro fever in full swing and the nation united behind Bale and co as they prove Wales� worth on an international pitch, we caught up wi...

While her full-time job is working in sport, it is her voluntary role as an athletics official that is getting Sue Maughan close to the trac...

Mike Jones is the Sports Development Team Leader for Caerphilly Borough Council. In this blog Mike talks about the �Coaches of The Future� ...

Naomi Warner is the Volunteer Manager for Run4Wales � organisers of major sporting events including the Cardiff Half Marathon (second larges...

Gemau Cymru is a bilingual event for young people on the sporting calendar in Wales, improving the performance pathway for Olympic, Commonwe...

Without our volunteers in the Vale of Glamorgan, there is no doubt that we wouldn�t be able to work towards our Vision of an �inclusive, con...