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Coventry City Council: Sports Strategy Integrity, Innovation, Inspiration

Coventry City Council

CSPAN Consultation

Sports Strategy

Tony Riddington – Principal Consultant Kirsty Freely – Consultant

Coventry City Council: Sports Strategy

Introduction

A key element of the work is to assess all sports provision in the area. We will be examining the

Quality, quality and accessibility Distribution Use

This work will be used to identify The strategic needs for sports facilities. What replacement, refurbished and new

facilities are required to meet changing demands.

Priorities, issues and opportunities that will inform decision making and investment.



Outcomes

Effective Coventry Sports Strategy to increase current levels of participation, improve satisfaction with sports provision and further raise the City’s sporting profile.

Robust Playing Pitch Strategy which delivers accessible, high quality outdoor sport and recreation facilities.

Detailed Sports Facilities Strategy that delivers accessible, high quality indoor sport and recreation facilities.

Clear Aquatic Strategy that delivers high quality, accessible aquatic facilities and water-based participation opportunities.

Concise report and recommendations on School Facilities (on and off-site) which identifies gaps and/or over-supply.


Aims

“To have an effective Sports Strategy which will increase levels of participation, improve satisfaction

and further raise the sporting profile of the city”.

In order to achieve the above…

Coventry needs an accessible, high quality and sustainable network of facilities for sport and active recreation which meet local needs and are valued by the community.

Coventry City Council: Sports Strategy

The Strategy will be pivotal to decisions on Coventry’s future approach to, and investment in, sport and recreation facilities.

It will, in effect, be used by the Council and partners to underpin plans for the provision of accessible, high quality facilities across the City.

Participants will: Have a better understanding of KKP’s

work to produce the strategy. Contribute to the development of the

strategy.


Objectives


Outcomes

Effective Coventry Sports Strategy to increase current levels of participation, improve satisfaction with sports provision and further raise the City’s sporting profile.

Robust Playing Pitch Strategy which delivers accessible, high quality outdoor sport and recreation facilities.

Detailed Sports Facilities Strategy that delivers accessible, high quality indoor sport and recreation facilities.

Clear Aquatic Strategy that delivers high quality, accessible aquatic facilities and water-based participation opportunities.

Concise report and recommendations on School Facilities (on and off-site) which identifies gaps and/or over-supply.


Considering current facility stock

City presently has under-supply of swimming pools and sports halls (Sport England).

Number of pools on school sites -challenge both with replacement and/or refurbishment.

Quality of the City’s current portfolio of sports facilities is highly variable.

Active People survey identifies that satisfaction levels with the City’s sport and leisure provision are low.


Understanding future needs

51,000 adults and 11,000 children are clinically obese.

Lifestyle changes underpinned by improved levels of community access to and use of school sports facilities.

Mixed economy of leisure providers - Coventry Sports Trust, Coventry Sports Foundation….. schools, clubs, etc.

Population growth.


Breakout


What is the vision for sport in Coventry?

Facilities Pathways Workforce Lifestyles Clubs Equity

Events & City

profile

InformEngage

Activate

SchoolsCollegesHomes

Businesses

Performance measurement


What are the challenges for future implementation?

Communication Infrastructure – officers/volunteers Mixed economy of leisure providers Partnership working – health,

education etc Funding


Open forum and next steps


Community consultation

Agency/community/group

Steering group members & key CCC staff

Coventry Sports Trust, Coventry Sports Foundation

Key partners: Sport England, PCT, CVS, Coventry Community Empowerment Network and neighboring authorities.

Coventry & Warwick universities, heads/heads of PE at key schools/PDM/ SSCOs

Greater Warwickshire CSP, NGB facility and development managers.

Private sector providers.

Key local sports clubs, networks, leagues, associations.

Key community groups/representatives agencies

Regeneration agencies/WEHM NDC etc.


Contact us:

[email protected] [email protected]

0161 764 7040

