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‘Biggest sport no one’s heard of:’ Walking soccer gains ground in Canada
TORONTO — Kerrin Hands calls walking soccer “the biggest sport no one’s heard of.” Hands, who runs the Toronto Walking Soccer Club, was initially sceptical about the appeal of a…
by AdminJul 24 -
Walking cricket launched for over 50s in Great Yarmouth Marina Centre
A weekly walking cricket initiative has become a hit with over-50s in Great Yarmouth. Held at the Marina Centre, the event was launched in partnership with the Norfolk Cricket Board…
by AdminJul 24 -
Bodmin Walking Netball Club celebrates seven years of success
Bodmin Walking Netball Club holds an awards night to celebrate seven years of achievements, including back-to-back cup victories. A BODMIN community group celebrated multiple successes during a gathering to celebrate…
by AdminJul 23 -
Walking Cricket coming soon to Chertsey Club
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Walking Cricket In Surrey ChertseyCC @ChertseyCC: Coming soon to Chertsey CC – our walking cricket team! From the 2026 season we are looking to add another discipline to…by AdminJul 23 -
Ed Davey tries out a wiggle and a giggle in Carterton
Cllr Toyah Overton @ToyahOverton: One of my hobbies is playing Walking Netball with the lovely Carterton Wigglers, named because we’re “here for a wiggle and a giggle”. Pic credit: Carterton…
by AdminJul 23 -
Exeter women are picking up rugby balls thanks to this new push
Exeter City Community Trust is helping women try rugby for the first time ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025—with a fun, inclusive twist Exeter City Community Trust is…
by AdminJul 23

