Sport England

Sport England were formerly called the English Sports Council. Their aim is to create opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to play sport in every community. They publish a number of design guidance notes and technical information on all types of sports facilities.

21 Bloomsbury St
Fitzrovia
London
SportEng
UK

Website: http://www.sportengland.org/
Email: info@sportengland.org
Tel: +44 (0) 345 850 8508

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Developing the right sports hall	2011	Current
	Drowning detection systems for public swimming pools: briefing note	2011	Withdrawn
	Equality standard - a framework for sport	2004	Withdrawn
	Facilities cost - fourth quarter 2013	2013	Withdrawn
	Facilities cost - second quarter 2016	2016	Current
	Facilities planning model: a planning tool for developing sports facilities	1998	Withdrawn
	Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi use games areas (MUGAs) including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches (STPs): Part 1 - General guidance and design considerations - dimensions and layouts	2002	Withdrawn
	Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi use games areas (MUGAs) including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches (STPs): Part 2 - General procurement and contracts guidance	2002	Withdrawn
	Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi use games areas (MUGAs) including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches (STPs): Part 3 - General conditions and preliminaries - Design and construction requirements and MUGA specific requirements	2002	Withdrawn
	Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi-use games areas including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches. Part 1 General guidance and design considerations; dimensions and layouts	2002	Withdrawn
	Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi-use games areas including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches. Part 2 General procurement and contracts guidance	2002	Withdrawn
	Guide to the design, specification and construction of multi-use games areas including multi-sport synthetic turf pitches. Part 3 General conditions and preliminaries; design and construction requirements and multi-use games area specific requirements	2002	Withdrawn
	Healthier communities. Improving health and reducing health inequalities through sport	2008	Withdrawn
	Increased prosperity. Increasing skills, employment and economic prosperity through sport	2008	Withdrawn
	Kitbag document - facilities cost - second quarter 2011	2011	Withdrawn
	Life cycle costings - artificial sports surfaces	2012	Withdrawn
	Life cycle costings - natural turf pitches	2012	Withdrawn
	Life cycle costings - sports halls, swimming pools and changing rooms	2012	Withdrawn
	Local Education Authority outdoor centres as a resource for sport and active recreation	1994	Withdrawn
	Making a planning application - a guide for sports clubs	2009	Withdrawn

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