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Keep Moving Suffolk is a local campaign to support & encourage people to get active and stay active, in response to the Coronavirus outbreak.
The latest News and Blog posts from the Keep Moving Suffolk team
5,500 pupils across Suffolk signed up to this summer’s Virtual School Games Festival
The Children and Young People’s Team at Active Suffolk are currently promoting a new initiative to support young people across the county to be more...
4 tips that can keep you from living a sedentary life
Though the sedentary lifestyle may be comfortable at the moment, it may lead to alarming consequences in the future. Based on this report on...
Suffolk Mind raises enough money to publish a book about the benefits of exercise on mental health to give to every four-to-five-year-old in Suffolk
Suffolk Mind have confirmed that every reception aged child (four-to-five-years-old) will receive a free storybook in September, teaching them about...
The ‘voucher’ difference
Christopher Grover from Suffolk... I'm one of those people who would say that they never win anything and it's largely true, so it was all the more...
Love to Ride Suffolk helping to turn the wheels of local cycling businesses
Established in 1922, Elmy Cycles of Ipswich is one of the UK’s oldest cycle shops and fixes and repairs all types of bikes for all types of rider....
Free, outdoor, fitness programme launched in Bury St Edmunds
Abbeycroft Leisure has recently launched a free, outdoor, fitness programme in Bury St Edmunds, to tackle inactivity and inequality. Move More...
Over £6,000 raised for St Elizabeth Hospice by Suffolk County Council Chairman and local community
Pictured: Cllr Graham Newman and Judi Newman, CEO at St Elizabeth Hospice.More than £6,000 has been raised for St Elizabeth Hospice, following the...
Ipswich Dementia Action Alliance rolls out #KITBag initiative
The Sporting Memories Foundation, supported by the Suffolk County Council led Most Active County Partnership, is celebrating Dementia Awareness Week...
10,000 people to be given opportunity to learn about movement and mental health
In a positive move to respond to concerns about deteriorating mental health during the Coronavirus pandemic, Suffolk County Council’s Most Active...