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More funding for sport and physical activity sector

Government bows to pressure and allows gyms to reopen in Liverpool City Region

MPs to examine the risks of Covid-19 to the future of community sport

Sport England has launched a new fund to give further help to the sport and physical activity sector during the coronavirus pandemic. The additional £16.5m brings the organisation’s total support for the sector to more than £220m of government and National Lottery funding.

Gyms can reopen in the Liverpool City Region to bring it in line with other Tier 3 areas.

A new inquiry, launched by The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee, will look into the risks to sport as a result of Covid-19.

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