#LSPAA Awards
Take a look at the winners from the 2026 Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Awards
Sport & Physical Activity Awards
The Active Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Awards, provide an opportunity to recognise the outstanding individuals and organisations who work so hard to inspire and enable our county to be active. From dedicated coaches, to tireless volunteers, and exceptional sporting talent, the awards shine a light on the amazing achievements of individuals and organisations across the county.
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Jobs
Find current job opportunities with Active Lincolnshire
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Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Network
The Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Network (LSPAN) is your opportunity to come together and connect with other people who are involved with delivering sport or physical activity in Lincolnshire - whether that is as part of a sports club, community group, organisation or as an individual coach or instructor. If you work or volunteer in sport or physical activity across Lincolnshire, join the group for free to get support and guidance and connect with others with a shared passion and purpose. We'll provide useful information to help strengthen your work and share what's working well across the county.
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Safeguarding and Welfare Support
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Since it was founded in 2004, Active Lincolnshire has evolved from a sports partnership to an active partnership dedicated to helping improve the lives of Lincolnshire residents by advocating for the positive power of physical activity. We are committed to deliver the national Uniting the Movement strategy set out by Sport England at a local level, through the Let’s Move Lincolnshire initiative, owned by everyone and led by Active Lincolnshire.
Nationally, Active Partnerships (APs) are needed more than ever before. We play a local role in understanding, enabling, and connecting with our unique knowledge of our place as part of the national network of partnerships. We are funded by Sport England as a recognised system partner to deliver this role in Lincolnshire.
The greatest impact of our investment of time and resource will be seen through deep understanding of place and the people living there. As evidenced by the office for Health Improvement and Disparities, the greatest health benefits come from inactive people being ‘moderately’ (or fairly) active. However, there many cultural, social and economic barriers to making this a reality and the barriers and need differ greatly amongst our population and across our broad geography.
Find out more about:
The National Network of Active Partnerships
Sport England
Follow the links below to find out more about who we are and the work we do.
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