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Promoting UK Sports and Play:FSPA launches exciting new brand - FSPA Managing Director, Jane Montgomery, explains: “The rebrand marks an exciting new chapter for us and all our members.

The UK government has poured cold water on the possibility of allowing safe standing areas within Premier League football grounds, claiming that it “remains unconvinced” of its safety credentials.

Figures just released in the latest edition of Economic & Construction Market Review are showing no prolonged Brexit effect with construction sector contracts reaching a total of £5.6 billion in September.

The 2017 rating revaluation is rapidly approaching and now is the time for property owners and occupiers to plan for the changes. So here’s what you need to know:

The Department for International Trade is launching a new export directory that aims to promote British goods on an unprecedented scale.

As we’re rolling up our sleeves and getting stuck into preparations for our re-brand early next year, there couldn’t be a better time to ask you, our members and potential members, for your views on our services.

A consultation event held yesterday by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) marked the start of an important dialogue between business and government as the UK enters negotiations over Brexit.

The Federation of Sports and Play Associations today announces that Mary Lubrano has been hired as the organisation’s first Communications Manager.

The Federation of Sports and Play Associations (FSPA) would like to reassure our members that the UK leaving the European Union (EU) does not affect our strategic aims and the way forward that we have agreed to take over the next few years.

Leisure industry heavyweights have raised concerns for the future after the UK voted to leave the European Union (EU) following the referendum on its membership.