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Sports Minister wants ‘bonfire of costly bureaucracy’ to help increase participation.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A number of our public bodies are set to be merged, abolished or streamlined.
The list of free-to-air sports events will not be reviewed until the end of Digital Switchover.
Yesterday Hugh Robertson visited Yorkshire on his first regional visit outside London
The decision to review the Free to Air list of sports events has been deferred until the end of the Digital Switchover process in 2012.
Sports Minister Hugh Robertson calls for more funding from broadcast deals to filter down to the grassroots.
Hugh Robertson calls for more funding from broadcast deals to filter down to grassroots.
A new Olympic and Paralympic-style sports competition for young people across England was announced today.
Initiative to revive competitive sport in schools
Initiative to revive competitive sport in schools.
City of London Academy, Southwark
Savings of around £73 million have been made by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Savings of around £73 million have been made as part of our contribution to reducing the fiscal deficit
Savings of around £73 million have been made by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport
The Government’s Culture, Olympics, media and sport programme is online and commentable.
We will contribute £61 million from our budget towards reducing the Government deficit, plus savings of £27 million from the Olympics budget.
Hugh Robertson attends the launch of Lloyds TSB National School Sport Week. At yesterday’s launch event in London’s Regents Park, young people…
Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, has given his first keynote speech.
Legislation that could see arts, heritage and sport each receiving an extra £50m a year will be placed before Parliament in September.
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