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Archery GB is pleased to see outdoor sports facilities, including archery ranges, will be allowed to open from 29 March, following PM Boris Johnson's announcement about the route out of lockdown.

It's World Book Day! If you've any room left on your book shelves, here are a few archery page-turners. Now's a good time to catch up on some theory before the big return to the range!

This week on Improve Your Game, we are learning the dos and don'ts of purchasing secondhand archery equipment!

An archery club in West Yorkshire has secured Return to Play funding from Sport England's Community Asset Fund.

SportsAid launches an exciting new podcast for sports fans to help listeners to get to know 'the person behind the athlete'. Tune in to the SportsAid Vault Podcast today!

In the run up to International Women's Day on 8 March 2021, Archery GB is sharing the stories of female role models in the sport. Here, former Olympic athlete Vlada Priestman shares her journey in archery, from elite athlete to coach.

Show your support for International Stand Up to Bullying Day, 26 February 2021.

DCMS is seeking views on how to prioritise and improve out-of-school support for young people - have your say!

NSPCC Learning is offering online safeguarding training at a discounted rate for voluntary groups.

Diversity campaign body Sporting Equals is actively recruiting for its inaugural Youth Panel.

Adam from Wales Archery has written this weeks Improve Your Game article on when to upgrade your kit.

Are you looking for the opportunity to drive engagement in sport? Archery GB currently has vacancies for three regional development officers.

Got a burning question about your sports facility? Join Archery GB's 'Monday Natters: Location, Location, Location' webinar on 1 March to find out how to make the most of your archery facility.

To mark International Women's Day on 8 March 2021, Archery GB is sharing the stories of women in archery. Here, Katy Lipscomb explains how she became an International Judge.

Sport England is investing £10.1 million of government money to help more schools open their facilities to the public once the pandemic is over.