As we enter 2012 and the latest landmark date with just 200 days to go to the 'greatest show on earth', County Sports Partnerships are playing their part in helping inspire a local legacy in every community. >>

The work of County Sports Partnerships in safeguarding children in sport was highlighted at the recent NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) conference which celebrated its 10th anniversary of working in partnership with sport organisations to safeguard children. >>

The County Sports Partnerships are delighted to be involved in leading a new national programme which will inspire people to make more sport happen in their local community. Five-time Olympic Gold medalist, Sir Steve Redgrave, this month unveiled a new way for people to become sporting heroes across the country. >>

Sports Coach UK in partnership with the County Sports Partnership Network have produced a Funding for Coaching Guide that provides details about funding available to support coaches and coaching across England. >>

County Sports Partnerships will play a key role to support England Athletics in the development of local running groups, >>

Over 300,000 teenagers and young adults across England are to benefit from a new sports programme that aims to fulfil the legacy promise made by Seb Coe in Singapore in 2005 to ‘inspire young people to choose sport’.

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Case studies from across the country have been published to demonstrate how the Coaching Support Networks have successfully supported coaches to gain qualifications and increased coaching numbers to boost participation and performance in sport. >>

The nationwide network of County Sports Partnerships (CSPs) are committed to working with their many partners to ensure a sporting legacy is in place in every community as a result of London hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012. Here we list some of the legacy activities CSPs are supporting across the country and show you how you can get involved. >>