The ongoing inactivity pandemic in the UK presents significant challenges to public health, well-being, and social cohesion. The Get Active for a Healthier Britain Conference is a beacon of commitment and innovation, bringing together industry professionals, policymakers, and thought leaders dedicated to reversing this trend.
The upcoming 2025 edition of the conference, set to take place at One Birdcage Walk, London, is poised to be a pivotal moment for the sector.
With 230 sector professionals registered, the event will serve as a crucial platform for sharing national and local strategies aligned with the UK government's ongoing commitment to tackling inactivity. By showcasing evidence-based approaches and successful interventions, the event will provide invaluable insights into improving public health through increased participation in physical activity.
Keynote Speakers and Their Impact
The conference will feature an impressive lineup of expert speakers, each offering unique perspectives on tackling inactivity and fostering long-term change.
Tara Dillon, CEO of CIMSPA – Discusses the importance of a well-trained and resilient workforce in delivering effective physical activity programmes, emphasising the critical role of professional development in the sector.
EMD UK Leadership – Headlining the conference, they will provide insights into how group exercise can catalyse large-scale change, addressing how inclusive programmes can engage communities and drive participation.
Public Health and Government Representatives – Key policymakers will outline the latest national and local government strategies to combat inactivity, emphasising cross-sector collaboration and funding opportunities.
Private Sector Innovators – Industry leaders will present evidence-based solutions that successfully engage communities in physical activity, showcasing how partnerships can create sustainable impact.
Academics and Researchers – Experts in public health will share data-driven insights on how inactivity affects society and what strategies can be implemented to reverse current trends.
Each speaker will deliver powerful messages designed to equip attendees with practical knowledge, inspiration, and the tools necessary to effect real change in their communities. Their discussions will highlight the economic, social, and health benefits of investing in physical activity initiatives.
Beyond promoting better health, the conference will emphasise the broader benefits of an active lifestyle and sustained programmes of sports and exercise. From enhancing social inclusion and reducing crime rates to driving economic prosperity, investment in physical activity initiatives has far-reaching positive impacts. The conference will reinforce that collaboration between public and private sector organisations is crucial to achieving these outcomes.
Why Sports is proud to host this vital forum for education, communication, and collaboration. By breaking down silos and fostering meaningful partnerships, the conference will help drive forward actionable solutions that will lead to stronger, healthier communities across all age groups.
We would like to thank the many industry professionals who are attending to be part of the movement driving change. Together, we can champion a healthier, more active Britain.
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