Sport England
Places and Spaces
Places & Spaces is now closed to applications
Places & Spaces has invested more than £2 million into projects that improve community facilities, creating a real legacy for Birmingham 2022.
There is now up to £15,000 available for projects that improve physical activity opportunities for communities in England through Sport England’s Movement Fund.
£1,418,808
+ estimated £33,906Total raised
93
Total projects
9,304
Total supporters
A new indoor facility at Prudhoe Golf Club
Prudhoe Golf Club in Northumberland set out to create a new indoor training facility to develop more community participation and junior golf in the area.
They raised £21,359, including a £9,000 pledge from Sport England to make it a reality.
A lasting legacy for Birmingham 2022
Projects supported by Sport England
Pontefract RUFC Modernising the Future Fund
We are calling on you - our wide community of players, members, supporters & friends - to help...
Let's build a cool new skatepark for Millbrook
Let's build a new skatepark for Millbrook - the old one's falling apart - and we desperately...
Stockport Rugby Clubs "Help Heat us" fundraiser
We are raising Money for a much needed new commercial heating&hot water system for our community...
Foleshill Community Centre Sports Hall
We want to modernise our sports hall and facilities, to make them safer, more usable and...
Keep Overton Swimming!
Our pool needs a major refurbishment to keep Overton swimming for the next 25 years. This...
Esher Cricket Club - Nets Refurbishment
To raise funds towards the cost of developing our outdoor nets moving from 4 to 7 nets, 3 with...
Earlsdon Highway Netball Club New Courts
We need a final push on funding to enable us to build 2 new floodlit Netball courts at Earlsdon...
Community Changing Facilities - Our Journey Home!
To provide community changing and showering facilities for our own football teams and any...
Success Stories
Success story
A new community gym in Eastbourne
The community in Eastbourne came together to raise the funds and start work on a new boxing and fitness gym, located at the football club. It unlocked +Extra funding from both Sport England and the East Sussex Community Wellbeing Fund, helping them to raise more than £16,000 to get started.
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