OpenActive is now in it's sixth year and in that time the number of opportunities for sport and physical activity has increased remarkably. We're striving to improve data quality and make it easier for people to search for and book activities #opendata hubs.li/Q01Vz_Wd0

In our latest guest blog @Mike_InsightABC writes about how Black Country Moving is helping to address health inequalities in the Black Country and get more people physically active #activity #opendata hubs.li/Q01WJKjZ0

In our latest guest blog, Dave Barter from NautoGuide shares his experience of helping people improve their well-being by making it easier to find local activities in Devon #opendata #wellbeing hubs.li/Q01Y8BKb0

We're always looking into how to improve OpenActive data quality, as we work to make sport more #accessible to book. Working with our community, we've built a new tool to highlight where publishers can improve the #data Get started on the beta👇 hubs.li/Q01_PxWR0 #DataViz

Last week the government released its new sport strategy, including a case study with Badminton England highlighting the importance of making data available through OpenActive. Read the strategy at gov.uk/government/pub… Find out what Open Data Institute thinks x.com/ODIHQ/status/1…

OpenActive aims to transform the physical activity sector using open data. In our latest blog, we present a comprehensive summary of our progress, rooted in our monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) approach. hubs.li/Q0264pd70

We're working with ActivePregnancyFoundation to develop a national directory of activity providers offering opportunities to support women to stay active throughout pregnancy and beyond. Read more in our latest blog. hubs.li/Q02tZ8qY0

You can join the discussion with ActivePregnancyFoundation about using open data to develop a national directory to support women to stay active throughout pregnancy. Come to the OpenActive Adoption and Engagement Forum on Wednesday 1st May from 1pm. hubs.li/Q02tZjkG0

OpenActive provides guides, tools and standards for publishing open data about opportunities to take part in sports and physical activities. So if you’re partial to a bit of code and want to get stuck in, then grab a coffee, grab the code and enjoy! hubs.li/Q02wwQhS0

We're working with Sport England to develop plans for the future of OpenActive and we need your help. Don’t miss the opportunity to have your say by completing this short online survey by Friday 19 July. survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90726609/Op…

In this #sportstech interview, we speak with Tom Marley, CEO of Played, a discovery and booking platform for participation sports (featuring OpenActive) techfinitive.com/interviews/tom…

📢📢 There's only one week left to respond to our online survey on the future of OpenActive. Let us know your views by Wednesday 24 July. 🔗 survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90726609/Op…

Have a burning OpenActive question or discussion topic? At the next Adoption and Engagement Forum we will be hosting a drop-in clinic. Come along on Wednesday 24 July from 1pm-2pm with your thoughts, questions and ideas. Details on our community calendar: calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/e…

Last chance to help shape the future of OpenActive. There isn't long left to respond to our short online survey on the future of OpenActive. It should only take 10-15 minutes to complete so don't miss the opportunity to let us know your views. survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90726609/Op…

We have now extended the deadline for our survey on the future of OpenActive to Wednesday 31 July. Please share with your partners and networks to help us reach as many organisations as possible, and ensure that OpenActive is representative of the sector.

Join us at the W3C Community Group on 4 September from 1pm to 2pm for updates on the OpenActive standards and specifications, as well as potential upcoming changes around routes and clubs information. Meeting details in the OpenActive Community Calendar - calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/e…

Low levels of physical activity are one of the biggest public health challenges faced by the UK. Many people with a disability face greater challenges when trying to get active. Learn how OpenActive can help address these challenges hubs.ly/Q02RF9wd0

In our latest blog, Molly Hrudka from The FA writes about how open data can help grow participation in disability football. Learn more about the range of options that are available, and how people can find them #football #data #DisabilitySport hubs.li/Q02TFJTt0