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Sports pundit and former rugby union international Ugo Monye joins The Women’s Sport Trust as a Trustee

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LONDON, UK, 24th August — Today, leading women’s sports charity, the Women’s Sport Trust (WST) announced the addition of ex-Harlequin’s star and diversity champion Ugo Monye to its board of trustees.…

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Team GB female athletes at the BBC Manchester launch of Game Changer Academy

Female athletes wanted. Are you ready to Unlock the future of women’s sport?

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Today, The Women’s Sport Trust is excited to launch the recruitment for its next ‘Unlocked’ programme.  We are looking for 30 elite female athletes to take part in this unique opportunity.…

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Women’s Sport Trust launches tender process for pioneering new research into the impact of female athletes

The Women’s Sport Trust has launched an ‘Invitation to Tender’ process in order to recruit a research partner.  As women’s sport continues to gain momentum, the charity wants to obtain a…

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Women’s Sport Trust to ‘unlock the future of women’s sport’ by powering up 40 of Britain’s best sportswomen

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MANCHESTER, UK, 16th January 2020 — Today, 40 of Britain’s most successful and driven female athletes gathered to launch a unique five-month campaign led by women’s sports charity, the Women’s Sport…

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