Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park is becoming the active heart of the local community through the return of a broad range of health and wellbeing activities as pandemic restrictions ease. The relaunch of the Park’s junior parkrun on 18 April, saw 76 children, aged four to ten, turn up to walk, jog or run through the [...]

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Talented student athletes attending UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park are set to benefit from a national scholarship scheme. The University Technical College, on Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, has earned Dual Career Accreditation status with the Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS). The Sport England-backed programme supports student athletes to reach their potential in education alongside achieving [...]

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Athletes training at Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park are fully focused on Olympic and Paralympic glory as they count down the last 100 days before Tokyo 2020. The postponement of the Games last year, due to the Coronavirus pandemic, was hugely disappointing for over 100 Sheffield based athletes, coaches and support staff preparing for Tokyo 2020. [...]

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The Leader of Sheffield City Council, Bob Johnson, and Chief Executive, Kate Josephs, recently took part in a joint visit to Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park to learn more about upcoming health care, regeneration and sporting projects totalling over £200m. The pair were given a first-hand look at developer Scarborough Group International’s (SGI) masterplan for the [...]

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The Beat the Street game is set to launch in Sheffield and will take place from Wednesday 16 June to Wednesday 28 July 2021. Beat the Street is a free, interactive challenge that encourages people of all ages to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives by turning the city into a six-week game. The [...]

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