Sport and Physical Activity Priorities and Plans for Central London

PRO-ACTIVE Central London Stragegy and Business Plan

Borough Plans

• Camden

• Islington

• Kensington & Chelsea

• Lambeth

• Southwark

• Wandsworth

• Westminster

Sport & Active Recreation Priorities and Plans for London

Greater London Authority. A Sporting Future for London set outs the Mayor of London commitment for sport to 2012 and beyond.

Inclusive and Active 2. Inclusive and Active 2 is the five year, London wide strategy with a vision of active disabled Londoners. It has been created in partnership between the Greater London Authority (GLA), NHS London and Interactive to build on the success and profile of the first 'Inclusive and Active’

 

Other Priorities and Plans for London

The Greater London Authority posts its priorities and plans on a variety of topics on its website They include priorities and plans for culture, transport, crime and community safety, young people and health on its website.

Sport and physical activity are specifically mentioned in the London Health Inequalities Strategy, in the Mayors Vision for Young People and Time for Action on youth violence plan.

Community Strategies and LAAs - A sustainable community strategy (SCS) is the long-term vision and plan for a local area. Preparation of a sustainable community strategy (SCS) is a requirement for all council. Local Area Agreements (LAAs) are the mechanism for making the vision a reality and were introduced in 2004, as a framework for partnership working at local level; and between local areas and central government. The current round of LAAs runs until March 2011.).

Sport directly relates to a number of targets appearing in LAAs for the seven Central London Boroughs including:

• LAA Targets for Central London Boroughs

Apart from the targets above the LAA's also signal plenty of further opportunities to use the best that sport has to offer in meeting other local priorities

Further Information

• Borough sustainable strategies