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Archery GB's Annual Report 2022-23 and Strategic Update shares the progress the organisation has made over the last 18 months and what our priorities are moving forward.

The Grand National Archery Meeting is more than a competition – it's a celebration! As GNAM returns from 31 May to 2 June, Suzanne shares her experience of what it was like to enter GNAM for the first time in 2023.

Do you know someone in your archery club whose superpowers extend far beyond the shooting line? It's time to shine a spotlight on these extraordinary individuals through our special competition designed to celebrate the unsung heroes of the archery community.

"Being a minority sport, the archery team are delighted to have been nominated for the award."

"This is a hugely exciting opportunity for us to grow the sport of archery."

"Allison spent her time and energy supporting and encouraging others and has been an inspiration to many. She will be greatly missed."

The Cumbria County Archery Association recently hosted a dynamic coaching workshop, bringing together a mix of skill levels. Organised by Gary Pimblett (County Coaching Officer for Cumbria) and Andy Arnold, four Level 2 coaches, seven Level 1 coaches, and around 14-15 enthusiastic archers attended the workshop and delved into various essential aspects of archery coaching.

"One totally nuts idea of running London before I am 50 has come to fruition and I am trying to raise some funds for the next generation of Olympians and sport superstars."

“Now 2024 has arrived, we are entering into the final preparation period for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in August and September."

"It is so important that disabled people are valued for the important role that they play across our society."

For Durham City Archers, Boxing Day is more than just an opportunity to hit the archery range - it's a chance to support a meaningful cause. And over the festive season they raised hundreds of pounds for MIND.

For the second time in the span of three months, Newark Castle Archers have faced the loss of their grounds and equipment due to flooding. Can you help?  

"To have four awards go to one country is unusual and reflects the significant contribution Archery GB makes to the international governing body of our sport." 

"It's evident that barebow archery is not just a trend but a thriving community within the broader archery landscape. As more archers embrace the freedom, camaraderie, and unique challenges of barebow shooting, the movement is poised to shape the future of archery in the UK."

"The support received from everyone is overwhelming and has left us speechless."