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A Grampian partnership has begun work on providing better opportunities and signposting for people with visual impairments as we gradually return to sport after lockdown.
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Now that restrictions have eased up enough for youth sport to start up indoors again, we’re delighted that Banchory Community Football Club has relaunched their
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Scottish Disability Sport has developed a helpful resource in response to the COVID-19 situation to enable clubs, facility providers, SGBs and others in sport provide
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The sun was shining at Albury Outdoor Sports Centre, the hospitality was second to none, and the competition was fierce (albeit friendly & with copious
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With some tense moments and close matches, talent and competition was plentiful at this year’s Grampian Games. But it wasn’t only the top performers who
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Chain Reaction, a new cycling initiative starting in Peterhead, is looking for volunteers to help get the programme off to a great start! If you’re
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The Grampian region was devastated to learn of the passing of disability sport participant and long-serving coach, Murray Cran last week following a short illness.
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After the sad demise of Granite Strikers Powerchair Football Club back in 2016, there’s hope that the sport can be offered regularly once again following
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An astounding 96 pupils rocked up to Curl Aberdeen for this year’s Grampian Schools ASN Curling Festival. The popular event, which is continually booked to
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A fantastic level of participation and an abundance of quality playing skills at the latest in the series of Grampian School Football League tournaments has
