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Last year, Archery GB reviewed the current age brackets for junior and senior archers. This was in response to confusion about the differences between age-related rules from Archery GB and World Archery.

The second stage of the 2022 Archery GB National Tour took place at Brechin, naming the champions of this leg of the tournament.

This Girl Can has announced partnerships with online activity tracker Strava and outdoor clothing company Regatta Great Outdoors, as it continues its quest to inspire more women to get active on their own terms.

Compound man Kai Thomas-Prause and recurve woman Penny Healey talk to us about their experiences representing Great Britain at their very first Hyundai World Cup Stage in Antalya.

Lilleshall will once again host The Worshipful Company of Fletchers' Disability Championships on 10 September, and this year promises to be bigger and better than ever!

For Start Archery Week, Archery GB organised an archery taster day for refugee children to help them feel part of the community and engage with sport.

As the weather warms up, many of us are eager to shed our woollens and soak up the sun. When you're enjoying yourself at the range, it can be easy to forget the impact of UV exposure as you focus on the target.

Following the success of the Tokyo Paralympic Games, Archery GB is seeking to recruit a Paralympic Programme Manager to lead the day-to-day operations of the Paralympic World Class Programme (WCP).

The 2022 British 3D Championships took place over the weekend of the 7th and 8th May. Chris Horan gave us an insight into how the weekend went.

Sport England has announced a £6.5m boost for Commonwealth sports to innovate and drive participation from under-represented groups - with support targeted to areas most in need.

As we gear up for the start of our nationwide celebration of archery from 14-22 May, we're pleased to announce a number of Start Archery Week competition winners!

Start Archery Week will take place 14-22 May 2022, a nationwide celebration of all things archery. In the tenth of our weekly club stories about last year's event, Archers of Raunds share their highlights.

A group of over 120 organisations, including Archery GB, is working in partnership with Sport England to level up access to sport and physical activity across the country.

With life returning to more normality in the wake of the pandemic, Mental Health Awareness Week is a good time to think about changes you can make to improve your wellbeing.

Archery GB is keen to highlight and recognise volunteers through our annual celebration, which was combined over a year ago with the ontarget awards.