The Association of Play Industries (API) is the lead trade body in the play sector. It represents the interests of the providers of both outdoor and indoor play equipment and safer surfacing. The API promotes best practice and high quality play provision within the play industry.
Living Well is an initiative led by Bradford Council Public Health and NHS Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group aimed at addressing the rising levels of obesity and reducing the high levels of early and preventable deaths within the district. They want to make the healthy choice the easy choice for people in Bradford District.
Bradford City F.C. Community Foundation is proud to be the charitable arm of Bradford City FC. They are a self-funded charity, placed right at the heart of the city. Their mission is to provide a safe, fun and inclusive environment to inspire, educate and enable the people of Bradford to achieve their goals to their fullest potential. Their programmes and opportunities are open to everyone, of all ages and backgrounds, whether you’re a fan of 50 years, a football-loving child, or even someone with no connections to football at all. Their projects are designed to bring out the best in everyone, whether you are looking to step back into employment, improve your health & wellbeing, or dream about becoming the next Valley Parade icon.
The New Uses of Screens in Post-Lockdown Britain study has been undertaken within the School of Media and Communication at the University of Leeds, funded by the Research England Policy Support. A survey of 500 UK adults and 20 interviews, funded by Research England, revealed that half of respondents now look at screens for 11 hours or more a day, and more than a quarter look at screens for 14 hours or more a day.
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We joined forces with The Brownlee Foundation yesterday to bring the excitement of triathlon to primary school children across the Bradford district. More than 1,000 primary school children from across Bradford took part in The Brownlee Foundation Bradford Schools triathlon…
Stroll and Chat sessions bring Keighley’s Cat Steps Back to Life
The Cat Steps project in Keighley is connecting residents, historians and schoolchildren through shared stories, and there’s still time to get involved. Throughout April and May, we have been supporting Stroll and Chat sessions bringing local residents together to explore…
Community Volunteers Breathe New Life into Keighley’s Cat Steps
A volunteer action day on 10th March marked the launch of a new community project to transform a well-used public right of way in Keighley. The project brings together local partners, schools and artists to promote active travel and green…