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Archery GB has confirmed it has delivered a proposal for archery's inclusion in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games as an additional optional sport.

The Archery Big Weekend is back for 2019 and this time it is happening on 17, 18 and 19 May.

Britain's Lucy Mason has struck compound gold with a superb performance at the Berlin Open.

Three British recurvers - Tom Hall, Sarah Bettles and Rachel Moon - reached the quarter finals of the Roma Archery Trophy stage of the Indoor World Series.

More than 240 archers gathered at seven centres across the UK for the British Barebow Indoor Championships - and the winners have now been announced!

This year once again, Archery GB is running a postal shoot for individual archers. The 2019 challenge see's the competition being run for the sixteenth year !

It's time to give Archery UK a new look - and a change of emphasis - for 2019. And we need your help.

Archery GB's Paralympic programme needs your help. We are looking for people to add to our valuable team of volunteers.

We are seeking expressions of interest to develop our Field Archery programme to deliver growth opportunities in Participation, Pathway progress and international Performance achievements across Barebow, 3D, Compound and Recurve.

Today, UK Sport has announced the 14 Olympic and Paralympic sports that have received investment from the new £3 million Aspiration Fund to help support their ambitions to qualify for Tokyo 2020.

This year we have been working with our key volunteers and members on a wide range of topics, we have worked together on initiatives to develop our sport and to improve the quality of experience for our members.

Do you want to play a vital role supporting our sport's case management? If the answer is yes, we are inviting you to apply to join our Case Management Team.

Congratulations to Dan and Steph Gill of Deer Park Archers. They have been named coaches of the year at the Gloucester Sports Media Awards.

Our 2018 National Indoor Champions have been crowned after a day of drama, shoot-offsÂ…and delight. They are: Gilbert Jamieson and Bryony Pitman, Layla Annison and Duncan Busby, Sheila Hudson and Alex Newnes.

The atmosphere on day one of the Combined National Indoor Championships at Stoneleigh was electric. Established stars savoured victory as new prospects gave us a glimpse of a very promising future for British archery.