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The recent webinar exploring how archery clubs can engage with Help for Heroes veterans was a resounding success, with over 70 attendees.

'Personally, I would like to see how far I can go on my own journey – as Picasso said, 'I'm always doing things I can't do. That's how I get to do them.' I hope to instil that in others, too.'

Archery GB is continuing a consultation to reduce the administration of joining and renewing for clubs and members.

Archery is more than just pulling back a string and letting an arrow fly. It's about community and a shared love for the sport. In 2025, we challenge you to give back and support the archery community by volunteering your time and skills.

The GB archery team need your help to compete at the World Transplant Games 2025 in Dresden, Germany, a unique event which celebrates life and the success of organ transplants.

"We recognise this is a challenging target, but it is one that we need to achieve."

Jodie made history in Paris as she became the first British pregnant athlete to win a Paralympic gold medal.

The Rules of Shooting and Shooting Administrative Procedures have been updated and are effective immediately.

"We hope this will inspire other clubs to get involved, host their own inclusion events, and help transform the Deer Park Inclusion Series into a national initiative - creating more opportunities for archers with disabilities to participate and enjoy the sport."

Marty McCullough started archery with his son 10 year ago at his local club before progressing into coaching from grassroots to national level.

"It really is the icing on the cake after the success in Paris and the hard work over the last nine years."

"Having the prime seat in the house to witness the excellence that was put on show for us all is one memory that I won't forget in a hurry."

Ready to elevate your archery game? Join the fun of the Archery GB January Challenge, a virtual archery competition open to all our members. 

"We live in a rural area so sport is vital to enhance people's mental health and wellbeing."

23 November marked a significant milestone for Belfast's Muslim community, as the City of Belfast Archery Club generously hosted the city’s first Project Rimaya beginner’s course.