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Lonsdale Archers in Lancashire extends invitation to archery community to take part in their Big Reopening weekend activities on 7-9 May.

We were recently challenged on the promotion of a girls-only beginners' archery course. Read our response below.

NHS staff are still continuing their battle against Covid-19 and in recognition of their efforts, businesses across the country are looking to show their support.

If you're looking at how to become a volunteer, here are some simple tips to get you going!

A Nottinghamshire archery club is a shining example of how local media can help boost membership.

The coaching community's enthusiasm, innovation and resilience have been sources of inspiration over the last year.

Archery GB will stand with the football community by taking part in a social media boycott this weekend to share the message that no one should face abuse, racism or harassment online because they play or work in professional sport.

In planning suitable events for the Big Reopening on 7-9 May, AC Delco Bowmen has teamed up with Eagle Bowman of Bedford to organise a virtual inter-club tournament, now open to all!

If you'd like to support your club, one of the quickest ways to do so is by shopping with Archery GB's partner, easyfundraising.

Last summer, Archery GB launched a Rebuild Activity Fund, offering financial support to clubs that were struggling to stay afloat. We are now delighted to announce a second round of funding for clubs in need.

A new Active Recovery Hub has launched to provide schools, local authorities and families with easy access to free resources to get children moving before, during and after the school day.

Club marketing is more important than ever. Join Archery GB's webinar to find out how best to promote your club and attract new members.

Details of Archery GB's new strategy 2021-26 are now available and will be addressed at our AGM on Saturday 24 April.

Archery GB's Yearbook 2020-2021 showcases the latest organisational developments over the past year, and outlines our new strategic objectives.

On the crest of the Scottish Macqueen clan there is an animal holding an arrow; legend has it that a member of the clan hunted the last wolf in Scotland, with bow and arrow, after it had attacked a young girl from a nearby settlement.