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With fewer than 100 days to go, the countdown is on to the Tokyo Games. By the end of April, our Olympic and Paralympic archery teams will be announced!

Flamestrike Archery founder Lydia O'Donoghue and Stratford Town Football Club (STFC) have joined forces to launch a six-week ‘Archery for Girls' course.

Monday Natters' are conversational-style webinars that include a presentation and discussion, and where we share experiences, good practice and ideas. There are still spaces left on our Big Reopening webinar - 19 April - don't miss out!

Antony Wood has returned to his archery club, Andover Archers. Check out his advice on returning safely and preventing injury.

Sophie Twigg is a longbow archer from Exmouth Archers. Read how getting back to the range helped with Sophie's mental health.

Thanks to all those who took part in our virtual archery competitions, both of which we sadly had to cancel owing to the lockdowns across the U.K. 

Archery GB publishes Youth Selection Policies for compound and recurve athletes hoping to compete at this year's World Youth Championships.

Izzy Carpenter had the privilege of interviewing Euan O'Connor about his return back to archery. Euan is a visually impaired archer for five years.

Lee Miller, from Waterside Archers, has got back to the range. As a volunteer, archer and judge, Lee has a lot of experience in archery.

Megan Tinker has got back to the archery range and has some great tips to get you back to the range if you're feeling a bit nervous!

From today, the government has indicated indoor sports facilities across England will be able to reopen. The club and facility guidance has been updated accordingly.

Colin Simpson, Bowmen of Warfield, shares his experience of getting back to the range!

Fancy getting back to the range with some new Cotswold Outdoor clothing? We're running a fantastic competition with our outdoor kit partner that could result in a makeover for your wardrobe!

It is with great sadness that we join the Royal Family in the mourning of Prince Philip. He was Club Patron for Windsor Forest Bowmen.

Sport England is embarking on a project to help clubs and other frontline sports and physical activity groups understand and use digital marketing better.