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Sport Information & Data

Sport Information & Data

There is a vast amount of data that relates to Sport & Physical Activity. The following page brings together a variety of these sources.

Tools & Resources to Support Local Authorities	Sport England have produced the following booklet 'Sport England in in For the Long Run' on Sport England's tools and how they can be used to help deliver local sporting opportunities in challenging times.
Sports Participation	Active People Survey: The Active People Survey was commissioned by Sport England and provides robust data on levels of adult (16+) participation in sport down to a local authority level. Active People change to baseline participation by Sport; Here Active People latent demand broken down by sport; Here Active People London seasonality by Sport; here More information on the Active People Survey including latest results Sport Profile Tool for local authority areas Sport participation data for competition, Sport participation data for tuition Sport participation data for club membership Sport participation small area estimates for Camden, Islington, Kensington & Chelsea, Lambeth, Southwark, Wandsworth and Westminster Active People Web Diagnostic allows a more in depth analysis of the result of the survey The Taking Part Survey: The Taking Part Survey collects data on many aspects of leisure, culture and sport in England for adults and children. Results are available at regional or national level from the Department for Culture Media and Sport Website Research and Reports on Sport Participation: Please visit our Research into Sport Page School Sport Survey: The School Sport and PE Survey has been running since 2003/04 and is used to measure the percentage of pupils participating in 2hrs of quality PE and school sport and more recently (since 2008/09) participation in 3hrs of PE and school sport. The survey also provides a range of other data of school sport including club school links and volunteering National report for 2006/07 (includes detailed tables for local authorities and school partnerships) National report for 2007/08 (includes detailed tables for local authorities and school partnerships) National report for 2008/09 (includes detailed tables for local authorities and school partnerships) National report for 2009/10 (includes detailed tables for local authorities and school partnerships)
Sports Volunteering	Active People Survey: The Active People Survey provides data on the percentage of adults who volunteer in sport. Volunteering data for all Central London Boroughs is available on the London Data Bank
Sports Coaching	Please see the PRO-ACTIVE Central London Coaching Development Pages
Sports Facilities	London Facility Needs Assessment: London Facility Needs Assessment is an evidence base for sports facilities in London – the basis for strategic sports facilities planning across London using Sport England’s Facility Planning Model. Sport Profile Tool: The Sport Profile Tool provides a summary of sports facilities in a particular local authority area and allows comparison with other areas Active Places: Active Places is the national database of sport facilities in England. It contains data on swimming pools, sports halls, golf courses, indoor tennis courts, ski slopes and many more
Sport Clubs	Clubmark Clubs Based in Central London: Updated in November 2011 this is most up-to-date information on clubs accredited through the Clubmark process. The Map can be accessed through the following link: Clubmark Clubs Central London 2011 Get Active London: The Get Active London Web Portal provides is a one stop shop for the sport and active recreational need of people in London including the location of sports opportunities and clubs CCPR Needs Assessment for Clubs: CCPR Needs Assessment of Clubs in Central London (2009)
Investment into Sport	The National Lottery Database provides information of all grants that have been awarded in the past. This includes information on which organisations have received Lottery grants, what projects Lottery money was spent on, including amounts and dates, the local authority in which the successful organisation is situated, and the amount of Lottery money received by each of the six good causes including sport. Sport England provices information on local awards for lottery and exchequer funding on its website in the form of an excel spreadsheet.