The Clubhouse

The place to keep up-to-date on the latest SPORTA news, resources and stories from our community.

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Partnerships with Purpose: Our collaboration with Stevenage FC

SPORTA is committed to building the dedicated infrastructure for sport, and working with a flagship football partner brings this mission to life. It's a commitment to Stevenage, to the fans and community, and a commitment to our goal of making sport financially sustainable and available for everyone.

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Nothing Beats Being There: Why Live Sport Matters

Highlights and broadcasts are good for sport, but being there is better. SPORTA's CEO on taking his son to a motocross round, and why live attendance keeps clubs alive.

An image of Sporta's Head of People and Culture, Lauren Wilson-Smith, as she trains for the 2026 Brighton Marathon.

The Power of Sport: How Running, Volunteering and Community Raise Millions for the Causes That Matter

SPORTA's own Lauren Wilson-Smith lined up at the start of the 2026 Brighton Marathon, running for Brainstrust, a charity that supports individuals and families affected by brain tumours and brain cancer. Learn more about her journey and the important role sport plays in raising millions for the causes that matter.

Golf player Charlotte Evans-Gosling

SPORTA Docuseries Episode 4: Balancing Act Two teenage talents. One shared dream: to rise to the top of world sport.

Episode 4 of SPORTA'S docuseries is now life: a powerful and intimate look at the realities facing two of Britain’s most exciting young athletes as they chase extraordinary futures.

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Why Britain is a nation of bad sports investors

Britain loves sport, but our approach to funding it is fundamentally flawed. We spend heavily on pitches, clubs and community programmes, yet much of that money vanishes into a black hole of short-term fixes.