Geoff Webb, CEO of the Institute of Groundsmen came to talk to the cCLOA Executive in September 2015 and shared his initial thoughts for a pitch grading framework to benchmark […]
Fun Palaces are about bringing arts and sciences, crafts and technologies together, making all culture accessible to all people – primarily by handing over curation of cultural engagement to the […]
In the next couple of months the Department for Culture, Media and Sport will be launching proposals for a new, far-reaching cultural strategy, the first in 50 years, that reflects […]
CLOA welcomes the Governments’ proposal to produce a new national Sport Strategy and Mark Allman, Chair of CLOA, shares the Associations’ response to what we consider to be critical issues moving forward.
As a body cCLOA takes a strategic view and recognises the positive aspects of the English Baccalaureate with the country needing to compete in a global economy. However, we are […]
Mark Allman, Chair of CLOA urges members to feedback on the New Strategy for Sport: Consultation Paper.
Mark Allman, Chair of CLOA feels that the next 2 years are going to continue to be a massive challenge for those of us responsible for culture and leisure services, but […]
This annual event focused in on ‘The landscape of digital, new technology and social media’ and also profiled the Sport England/CLOA project ‘Commissioning for Local Authorities’. Presentations for all our key note speakers and papers […]
This definitive event brought together local political and professional leaders to debate the biggest issues and access the latest innovative practice. Location: Radisson Blu, Durham, DH1 5TA Date: 3 & 4 March 2015
Sport England has launched a strategy to tackle inactivity; CLOA has been involved in helping to shape the approach and will continue to challenge on what we consider to be critical issues moving […]
