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"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.

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

"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."

"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.

The investment includes an increase of 7% in funding for archery and 10% in funding for para archery.

Sittingbourne Community College Archers' Adam Kenyon has been awarded the BBC Sports Personality’s Unsung Hero award this year for the South East Region.

The British archers to make the list include gold medal Paralympians Jodie Grinham and Nathan Macqueen, world number one compound woman Ella Gibson, and the youngest archer to compete at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Megan Havers.

"Out of something negative, there's often a step forward into something better."

"Our experience with the Blue Peter team was an incredibly exciting one, and they made sure that we came away with our very own shiny Blue Peter badges!"

"It's amazing kudos for Jamila, and raises the profile of archery, Archery GB and Project Rimaya."

"Jamila is an amazing role model and Archery GB are very fortunate to have her enthusiasm, energy and expertise as part of the team."

We're thrilled to announce that the Archery GB shop is open for business!