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Prepared by: Dr. Adam Brown, Dr. Tim Crabbe, Substance Prepared for: Lionel Road Developments Ltd and Brentford FC Community Sports Trust

Date: 29th October 2013

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Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Methodology 3

2.1 Collecting Data - Views 3 2.2 Data 4 2.3 Estimating Value - Sportworks 4

2.3.1 Research Basis 4 2.3.2 Approach to Valuing Sport’s Impact 5

3. Value of Work (2012/13) 5

3.1 Brentford FC Community Sports Trust 7 3.1.1 Sport and Coach Development 7 3.1.2 Education Support 8 3.1.3 Volunteering 8 3.1.4 Community Cohesion and Safety 9 3.1.5 Health and Wellbeing 10 3.1.6 Economic Regeneration and Employment 11 3.1.7 Mass Participation Events 12

3.2 Griffin Park Learning Zone 13 4. The Value of Future work 14

4.1 Basis of Increase 14 4.2 Values 14

5. Summary of Value 15 6. Mapping Community Work 16

6.1 By session type / impact area 16 6.2 By distance from Griffin Park 16

Appendices 27 1. Sessions Used in Mapping Exercise 27 2. ‘Mass Participation’ Sessions Used in Valuing 34

3. Views Users 35 4. Sportworks Users 39

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Brentford Community Stadium: Valuation of Community Benefits 1. Introduction 1.0.1 Substance were commissioned by Lionel Road Development Ltd to provide some further information about the value and distribution of the community benefits that are currently delivered by Brentford FC Community Sports Trust and the Griffin Park Learning Zone. 1.0.2 The work follows the production of Community Impact Report researched and written by Substance in April and May 2013. 1.0.3 This report outlines:

• An estimation of the value of the work undertaken by Brentford Community Sports Trust (BFCCST) and Griffin Park Learning Zone (GPLZ) in 2012-13

• An estimation of the future value of work undertaken by BFCCST and GPLZ based on estimated increase in participants and outcomes identified in the first report

• Digital mapping of venues and organisations currently engaged by BFCCST and GPLZ

2. Methodology 2.1 Collecting Data - Views 2.1.1 The bulk of data used for this valuing exercise was collated using Substance’s Views software and includes data in the financial year 2012-2013. 2.1.2 Views is a state of the art project management and impact reporting platform developed by Substance. Views is used by several hundred statutory, voluntary, charitable and private sector organisations who deliver personal and social development outcomes. Developed with backing from NESTA and the Cabinet Office it helps both frontline deliverers and funders/commissioners to assess and improve what they do. 2.1.3 Views has been developed by Substance , an experienced social research co-operative with a deep commitment to, and understanding of, the latest developments in impact measurement as well as the pressures on front-line delivery organisations. Views reflects this knowledge as much as the conventions of the software development community, enabling the evolution of a product that is driven by users’ needs. Views is a secure, fully encrypted and password protected web based application that has passed Government penetration tests and demonstrated compliance with CESG GPG 13. Substance is registered as a data handler with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ISO number: Z9541305). It also holds ISO 27001 Information Security accreditation. 2.1.4 Views has quickly become established as a market leading impact measurement tool and is now being used to monitor the effectiveness of hundreds of projects and programmes funded, managed or delivered by: the Greater London Authority, London Boroughs of Greenwich, Southwark and Lambeth, Manchester City Council, the FA Premier League Charitable Trust, Football League Trust, Catch-22, Business in the Community, P3, Greenhouse, Sported, Elfrida Rathbone Camden, Glasgow Council on Alcohol, the Metropolitan Police, Groundwork UK, Origin Housing, Liverpool Housing Trust, and many others1.

1 For a list of Views users, see Appendices

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2.1.5 In football, Views is used by all professional football clubs in the Premier and Football Leagues. Both the Premier League Charitable Trust and the Football League Trust (of which BFCCST is a member) utilise Views with member clubs and as an overall programme level tool to monitor work, participants, outputs and outcomes. 2.1.6 BFCCST has used Views and its predecessor, SPRS, as its data management and monitoring and evaluation system since 2006. 2.1.7 In order to capture activities not recorded in Views we also used the Sportworks Light tool, developed as part of the Sportworks research for the Sported Foundation, to enable activities where only aggregate attendance data was available. 2.2 Data 2.2.1 For Brentford Community Sports Trust we used Views to process data relating to 409 projects delivering 5,540 sessions and attracting a total attendance of 110,875 by 14,537 individual participants from 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2013. This was supplemented by our use of Sportworks Light to process data relating to a further 19 projects delivering 79 sessions and attracting a total attendance of 10170. 2.2.3 For the Griffin Park Learning Zone we used Sportworks Light to process data relating to 40 projects delivering 126 sessions and attracting a total attendance of 1,911. 2.3 Estimating Value - Sportworks 2.3.1 Research Basis 2.3.1.1 The approach adopted in this valuing exercise is based on comprehensive research undertaken from 2010-2013 by Substance for the Sported foundation. This research sought to explore new ways of valuing the impact of sport for development work of the kind that BFCCST and GPLZ both adopt. 2.3.1.2 To see a full explanation of the approach developed and the research basis for the current valuation exercise, please see:

Crabbe, T (2013) Sportworks: Investing in sport for development- creating the business case to help change the lives of disadvantaged young people in the UK, London: Sported.

2.3.1.3 The full research report is available as a free download at:

http://www.sported.org.uk/media/60913/003221_sw_research_report_highres.pdf 2.3.1.4 Sported is a foundation established as a result of the legacy promises of London 2012 which vowed to use sport to change the lives of young people. It is now the largest organisation supporting thousands of community and grassroots organisations across the UK who deliver sport for development. Established by Sir Keith Mills GBE, Deputy Chairman of London 2012 and Chief Executive of the London Olympic Bid, Sported has over 2,300 Members, has distributed over £2.4 million in grants to date and through providing support to its Member organisations, is giving well over 200,000 young people an opportunity to access sport. 2.3.1.4 In 2010 Substance were commissioned by Sported, to conduct a comprehensive piece of research, creating the business case for investing in sport for development work for disadvantaged young people in the UK. The key objectives of the research were to:

• Assess and demonstrate the value of the sport for development sector

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• Identify how to improve the planning and effectiveness of delivery across a range of social policy domains

2.3.2 Approach to Valuing Sport’s Impact 2.3.2.1 The approach to determining the financial value of Brentford’s work is based on detailed research into the impact that sport for development projects have in reducing the risk of seven negative outcomes occurring and the proportionate reduction in the financial burden to society associated with:

i. Crime and anti-social behaviour ii. Educational attainment iii. Educational attendance iv. Substance misuse v. Wellbeing vi. Fitness vii. NEET

2.3.2.2 The data valuing model that underpins Sportworks was based on the use of a triangulated approach that drew on three principal sources:

i. High quality social policy research relating to risk and protective factors in each of the specific social policy areas

ii. Correlations between programme activity and the achievement of different outcomes drawn from data relating to over 160,000 participants in sport for development projects over a five-year period

iii. Case study process evaluations with ten sport for development projects identified as contributing to the specified outcomes.

2.3.2.3 Based on the demographic profile of participants and the profile of work delivered the data-valuing model generates a risk score (or assessment of the likelihood of participants facing each problem) and an impact score (or assessment of the degree to which that risk will be reduced by the activity). Any reduction in risk, when taken as a proportion of the cost to society of a negative outcome occurring if no activity took place, allows us to produce an estimated cost saving. For example, if the cost per school truant is £4,000 per annum and a project reduces the risk of participants truanting by 5%, the saving to society will be £200 per participant per annum. 2.3.2.4 Sportworks was piloted with 3,888 projects from 198 agencies over a six-month period up to 31st March 2012 and following reviews by Professor Fred Coalter and Professor Simon Shibli was launched by Sir Keith Mills at a high profile event hosted by Deutsche Bank in May 2013. It is now being used by over 50 projects and trialled and considered as a social valuing model by Sport England, Sport Wales, Sport Northern Ireland and Sport Scotland. 2.3.2.5 Using data entered into the Views Sportworks application and Sportworks Light by BFCCST and GPLZ, we were able to estimate the value of the impact of the work of BFCCST and GPLZ in 2012-13. 3. Value of Work (2012/13) 3.0.1 In the Community Impact Report for the Brentford Community Stadium development, Substance outlined the levels of participation in projects run by BFCCST in 2012/13, detailing:

• Number and profile of participants • Location of participants • Outcomes and qualifications delivered

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• Levels of volunteering and volunteering outcomes 3.0.2 The table below summarises the key information from that report. Table 1: participant numbers BFCCST 2012/13

Item Count

1. Participant Numbers

Number of participants in contact during report period 7621

Aggregate attendance at all sessions 119,270

Aggregate contact hours at all Sessions 263,509

Average contact hours (per participant) 34:34

Number of session groups delivered in report period 424

Number of sessions delivered in report period 6333

2. Participant Outcomes 221

Health 79

Education 25

Sport 75

Community safety 22

Employment/training 20

3. Participant Qualifications 141

Football 36

Cricket 59

Other sport 12

Music 24

Management 10

4. Volunteer Numbers

Total number of volunteers in the report period 238

Aggregate number of volunteering opportunities 1747

5. Volunteer Outcomes 127

Health 39

Education 6

Sport 53

Community safety 16

Economic /employment 13

6. Volunteer Qualifications 62

Cricket 23

Football 22

Music 2

Management 5

3.0.3 For the current valuing exercise we have worked with both BFCCST and GPLZ to review data held and find ways of including participant details, sessions delivered and work with schools that was not fully covered in the first report. 3.0.4 This provides us with a comprehensive set of data about the work of both organisations for the financial year 2012-13. It should also be noted that of the total participant numbers of 7,621 in BFCCST work in 2012/13, 35.11% live in the London Borough of Hounslow local authority area.

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3.1 Brentford FC Community Sports Trust 3.1.0 Participant and session data from Brentford FC Community Sports Trust that was entered into Views was processed by the Views Sportworks application to generate impact scores and social cost saving projections for each of the Trust’s strands of work. In the following illustrations we have broken down the percentage impact scores for each of the Trust’s strands of work across the outcome areas measured by Sportworks as well as a corresponding cost saving projection based on the number of participants attending projects within different strands for the financial year 2012/13. 3.1.1 Sport and Coach Development 3.1.1.1 This impact area refers to work in developing sports participation, skills and coaching. Although many of the other outcome areas will involve sport – for example as a way of delivering improved health - this section refers to work where the sporting outcome is primary. Table 2: Sport and Coach Development Values

3.1.1.2 The figure of £3,698,053 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. The results generated by Sportworks for each project include a corresponding confidence score that is based on the extent and reliability of the data being processed. Taking each of these confidence scores into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for Sport and Coach Development work in the financial year 2012/13 is £1,018,275. Summary – Sports and Coach Development: Upper limit value: £3,698,053 Lower limit value: £1,018,275

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3.1.2 Education Support 3.1.2.1 This impact area refers to work undertaken by BFCCST and especially the GPLZ in delivering educational outcomes – which includes support for schools and colleges in improving attendance, delivering their curriculum as well as educational qualifications and softer outcomes. It includes work with those not in education, employment or training (referred to as NEETs). Table 3: Education Support Values

3.1.2.2 The figure of £7,202,650 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. The results generated by Sportworks for each project include a corresponding confidence score that is based on the extent and reliability of the data being processed. Taking each of these confidence scores into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for Education Support work in the financial year 2012/13 is £2,290,966. Summary – Education Support: Upper limit value: £7,202,650 Lower limit value: £2,290,966 3.1.3 Volunteering 3.1.3.1 No projects were specifically marked specifically against this outcome area. This is due to the way that projects are allocated to one or more outcome areas and that volunteering spans across these. As such, and to avoid double counting, the financial value is attributable in other areas of work. In the Community Impact Report we showed that in 2012/13 there were 238 volunteers with 1,747 volunteering opportunities undertaken in the period. These spanned different areas of work as follows:

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Table 4: BFCCST Volunteering Statistics 2012/13 Type of volunteering Count

Sport Delivery (coaching, refereeing, sports qualifications etc.) 792

Leadership (mentoring, leading sessions) 29

Administration (club, team, sessions, events) 72

Operational (sports therapy, clean ups) 775

Other 79

Grand Total 1,747

3.1.4 Community Cohesion and Safety 3.1.4.1 This area refers to work that supporters greater community cohesion – the ability of people of different backgrounds (ethnic, generational etc.) to interact in a positive way – as well as improved safety for people, for instance by reducing crime and anti-social behaviour. Table 5: Community Cohesion Values

3.1.4.2 The figure of £8,948,999 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. The results generated by Sportworks for each project include a corresponding confidence score that is based on the extent and reliability of the data being processed. Taking each of these confidence scores into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for Community Cohesion work in the financial year 2012/13 is £2,794,647. Summary – Community Cohesion: Upper limit value: £8,948,999 Lower limit value: £2,794,647

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3.1.5 Health and Wellbeing 3.1.5.1 This impact area refers to work undertaken both to improve physical health – such as reducing obesity in young people – as well as improving well being, which embraces good mental health, confidence and self esteem. Table 6: Health and Well Being Values

3.1.5.2 The figure of £2,423,986 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. The results generated by Sportworks for each project include a corresponding confidence score that is based on the extent and reliability of the data being processed. Taking each of these confidence scores into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for Health and Wellbeing work in the financial year 2012/13 is £559,427. Summary – Health and Well Being: Upper limit value: £2,423,986 Lower limit value: £559,427

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3.1.6 Economic Regeneration and Employment 3.1.6.1 Although all of the other impact areas support the ‘regeneration’ of an area, this refers to those that specifically seek to improve employability and might include, for instance, support and training for businesses. Table 7: Economic Regeneration and Employment Values

3.1.6.2 The figure of £515,989 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. The results generated by Sportworks for each project include a corresponding confidence score that is based on the extent and reliability of the data being processed. Taking each of these confidence scores into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for Economic Regeneration and Employment work in the financial year 2012/13 is £116,588. Summary – Economic Regeneration and Employment: Upper limit value: £515,989 Lower limit value: £116,588

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3.1.7 Mass Participation Events 3.1.7.1 We also processed aggregated data for a number of other activities not recorded in Views using the Sportworks Light tool in order to generate impact scores and cost saving projections for the fullest possible range of the Trust’s work. These are often events where there are a large number of people attending, including some work with schools and the provision of free tickets to matches at Brentford FC. In these cases individual participant information may not be available, which reduces the accuracy of the cost saving estimates. Table 8: Mass Participation Event Values

3.1.7.2 A number of factors should be borne in mind when considering these findings. Data entered into Sportworks Light is more limited than that stored in Views as well as being presented in aggregate form rather than relating to identifiable individuals. Accordingly this has an impact on the confidence scores that are generated. Furthermore, the delivery sites were taken as proxies for participant postcodes which will reduce the accuracy of the findings. 3.1.7.3 The figure of £8,108,473 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. Taking the confidence scores for each project into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for these events in the financial year 2012/13 is £1,205,787. Summary – Mass Participation Events: Upper limit value: £8,108,473 Lower limit value: £1,205,787

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3.2 Griffin Park Learning Zone 3.2.1 Participant and session data from the Griffin Park Learning Zone was also entered into Sportworks Light in order to generate impact scores and social cost saving projections for that element of the club’s work. This data is predominantly where the GPLZ has delivered sessions for schools where individual participant data is not available. Table 9: GPLZ Values

3.2.2 A number of factors should be borne in mind when considering these findings. Data entered into Sportworks Light is more limited than that stored in Views as well as being presented in aggregate form rather than relating to identifiable individuals. Accordingly this has an impact on the confidence scores that are generated. Furthermore, the delivery sites were taken as proxies for participant postcodes which will reduce the accuracy of the findings. 3.2.3 The figure of £3,215,625 represents the upper limit in the range of projected cost savings for the financial year 2012/13. Taking the confidence scores for each project into account the lower limit on the range of projected cost savings for these events in the financial year 2012/13 is £495,448. Summary – Griffin Park Learning Zone: Upper limit value: £3,215,625 Lower limit value: £495,448

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4. The Value of Future work 4.1 Basis of Increase 4.1.1 In the Community Impact Report we estimated the likely increase in scale of delivery by BFCCST and GPLZ should the proposed development of the Brentford Community Stadium go ahead. 4.1.2 The Community Impact Report stated (emphasis added) that:

Our work suggests that there could be considerable expansion in delivery to young people, but also significant increases in work with adults and older people, making a ‘step change’ in BFCCST delivery. The current number of unique participants is 7,621, as recorded in 2012. Our work suggests that in the short term the new facilities could help increase participation by a further 7,700+ ‘people visits’ a year. Not all of these will be unique individuals, however. As such, we are estimating an increase of 50% of this (3,866) in unique individuals in the short term based on 2012 levels, making a total in the region of 11,000 per year.

4.1.3 However, for the purposes of predicting increases, in the previous report we used a lower figure of 30% increase in participants as a basis. This is due to uncertainties over future funding of projects and in order to be prudent in expectations. We are adopting the same approach in this report. 4.2 Values 4.2.1 Although our valuing of work undertaken is based on detailed data about actual work undertaken in the past (2012-13), it is almost impossible to predict precisely how a facility will increase this delivery in the future, especially in relation to the impact on individuals’ lives and the contribution made in reducing their risk of negative social outcomes. The precise shape of work that will be delivered, who is engaged and attends, how long they attend for and the actual impact of work on individuals are dependent on many different variables between now and when the facility begins operation. 4.2.3 However, using our previous research as a reasonable basis on which to predict increases in delivery and impacts, we provide an estimate that the values of work undertaken in 2013-14 might increase as follows. 4.2.4 Although we present both upper limit and lower limit values, we emphasise the lower limit values as these have the highest levels of confidence. Table 10. Impact Areas Future Values

Impact Area Current

Future (+30%) Lower limit values

Sports and Coach Development Upper: £3,698,053 Lower: £1,018,275

Upper: £4,807,469 Lower: £1,323,758

Education Support Upper: £7,202,650 Lower: £2,290,966

Upper: £9,363,445 Lower: £2,978,256

Community Cohesion Upper: £8,948,999 Lower: £2,794,647

Upper: £11,633,699 Lower: £3,633,041

Health and Well Being Upper: £2,423,986 Lower: £559,427

Upper: £3,151,181 Lower: £727,255

Economic Regeneration/Employment Upper: £515,989 Lower: £116,588

Upper: £670,786 Lower: £151,564

Mass participation Upper: £8,108,473 Lower: £1,205,787

Upper: £10,541,015 Lower: £1,567,523

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Griffin Park Learning Zone Upper: £3,215,625 Lower: £495,448

Upper: £4,180,313 Lower: £644,082

Total Upper: £34,113,775 Lower: £8,481,138

Upper: £44,347,908 Lower: £11,025,479

5. Summary of Value 5.0.1 Sportworks estimates that the work delivered across all 6 outcome areas, mass participation events and learning zone activity in the financial year 2012/13 would have had a value in terms of cost savings to society of £8,481,138. As we have outlined a number of caveats about the figures (and especially the inclusion of provision of match tickets in mass participation events) we would err on the side of caution with the figures and use the lower limit figure as a baseline. 5.0.2 On the basis of a 30% increase in participant engagement once Lionel Road is developed (based on our assessment of increased delivery with the new facilities and opportunities) we might reasonably expect the value of the work delivered in terms of cost savings to society to rise to £11,025,479. 5.0.3 However, it should be re-emphasised that this is a prediction and not a guarantee as circumstances for delivery of this kind of work can change. Also, this is a baseline from 2012/13 and conducting this exercise again, closer to the time of completion of the Brentford Community Stadium might be advisable to provide a more up to date baseline prior to occupancy.

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6. Mapping Community Work 6.0.1 In our Community Impact Report we provided graphical representations of the distribution of participants on schemes run by BFCCST in the form of online digital maps. 6.0.2 This report outlines the geographical scope of the current work undertaken by BFCCST and GPLZ in terms of the venues and organisations that they currently engage in their sessions. 6.0.3 We have done this in order to illustrate the way that, at present, Griffin Park, and in future Lionel Road, can act as a ‘hub’ from which a wide range of venues, organisations and areas are engaged. 6.0.4 This should be viewed in conjunction with the mapping of participants we undertook for the Community Impact Report which illustrated the reach of the work of BFCCST and GPLZ and mapped participants against Indices of Multiple Deprivation data. 6.0.5 In total we were provided with 401 sessions with postcodes of the organisation/location of sessions. We mapped these in two ways. 6.1 By session type / impact area:

• Sport development • Education/Schools • Community Cohesion • Health and Well Being • Economic Regen/Employment

6.1.2 An interactive version of the map has been produced that allows users to select all, one, or a combination of these five types of impact area. This is available at: http://www.substance.coop/brentford2/brentford_outcomearea.php 6.2 By distance from Griffin Park

• Under 0.5 miles • 0.5 to 1 mile • 1 to 2 miles • 2 to 5 miles • Over 5 miles

6.2.1 An interactive map has been produced that allows users to select all, one, or a combination of these five types distance variance. This is available at: http://www.substance.coop/brentford2/brentford_distance.php 6.2.3 Below we provide some illustrative images.

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Figure 1. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Radius: 0.5-1 Mile)

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Figure 2. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Radius: 0.5-2 Miles)

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Figure 3. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Radius: 2-5 Miles)

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Figure 4. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Radius: 2-10 Miles)

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BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (All Types)

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Figure 5. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Community Cohesion)

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Figure 6. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Health and Well Being)

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Figure 7. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Education/Schools)

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Figure 8. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Sport Development)

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Figure 9. BFCCST Session Delivery Venues (Economic Regen/Employment [NB this mostly takes place at BFC])

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Appendices 1. Sessions Used in Mapping Exercise

Session Group Title

1. Sport Development Ealing - KOPS Saturday Morning Club - 2011/2012

Hounslow - GOALS Holiday Camp 2011/2012 Hounslow - Chiswick Community School Holiday Camp 2011/2012

Hounslow - Heston Saturday Club 2011/2012 Hounslow - GOALS Osterley Saturday Morning Club 2011/2012

Brentford Boating Arch - Level one courses

Brentford Boating Arch - 1 Star : intro course Brentford Boating Arch ( London International School)

Brentford Boating Arch - 1 Star course

Urban Street Games- BBA Paddle Boarding

BBA Urban Street Games

Limetrees-FutureVersity Programe 2012

Acton Vale

ISIS Challenge

BBA FSRT Session

BBA Woodbridge School

BBA London Youth Game Training

BBA Futureversity Richmond - Whitton Sports Centre Saturday Club 2012/2013

Brentford Boating Arch : 1 Star intro Course

BBA - Us Girls Paddle Sports

Ealing Young Carers Paddle Sports Hounslow - Chiswick Community School Holiday Camp 2012/2013 Richmond - Teddington School Saturday Club 2011/2012

Richmond - Whitton Sports Centre Holiday Camp

Hounslow - Heston Saturday Club 2012/2013

Wednesday Night Pratice HPC Ealing - KOPS Saturday Morning Club - 2012/2013 Hounslow - GOALS Osterley Saturday Morning Club 2012/2013

Twickenham Academy ATP U6's-8s 2011-12

Twickenham Academy ATP U9's-10s 2011-12

Twickenham Academy ATP U11's-12s 2011-12

Swift Road ATP U9's 2011-12

Swift Road ATP U13's-14s 2011-12

Swift Road ATP U15's-16's 2011-12

Swift Road ATP U10's 2011-12

Swift Road ATP U11's 2011-12

Swift Road ATP U12's 2011-12 Hounslow - St Pauls Rec Half Term Camp 2012/2013

Npower Football League Kids Cup U11 2012/13

ATP School Holiday Fixtures 2012/2013

Twickenham Academy ATP U10s 2012-13

''Twickenham Academy ATP U7/8s 2012-13'

ATP - Swift Road - U9s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U8s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U7s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U12s - Wednesday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U11s - Wednesday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U10s - Wednesday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U14s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U13s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U17s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U16s - Monday - 2012/13

ATP - Swift Road - U15s - Monday - 2012/13

Test mascot

Twickenham Academy ATP U11s 2012-13

Matchday Mascot 2012/2013

Twickenham Academy ATP - U 7's - 2012-2013

Twickenham Academy ATP - U 8's - 2012-2013 Twickenham Academy ATP - U 8 & 9's - 2012-2013

Twickenham Academy ATP - U 10's - 2012-2013

Twickenham Academy ATP - U 11's - 2012-2013

Twickenham Academy ATP - U 12's - 2012-2013

2. Education/Schools Hounslow - Heston Community School After School Club (Disability) 2010/2011 Richmond - Archdeacon & Cambridge CE Primary School Thursday After School Football Club 2011/2012 Hounslow - Cavendish School Thursday After School Club Multi-sport 2011/2012 Richmond - Meadlands Primary School Friday After School Club 2011/2012

Ealing - Mount Carmel PPA Tuesday 2011/2012 Ealing - Berrymede Infant School Lunchtime Club Yellow Class 2011/2012 Ealing - Berrymede Infant School Lunchtime Club Blue Class 2011/2012 Ealing - Berrymede Infant School Lunchtime Club Pink Class 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 6M 2011/2012

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Richmond - Broomfield House School Tuesday After School Club 2011/2012 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 2 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 6J 2011/2012 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 3 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 2S 2011/2012 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 4 2011/2012 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 5 2011/2012 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 6 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 5GM 2011/2012 Richmond - Archdeacon & Cambridge CE Primary School Friday After School Football Club 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 2R 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 5K 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 3PM 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 3P 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 4N 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School PPA Class 4M 2011/2012 Hounslow - The Blue School Tennis After School Club Mondays 2011/2012 Richmond - St James's Primary School Wednesday Lunchtime Club Class 2F 2011/2012 Richmond - St James's Primary School Monday Lunchtime Club Class 2M 2011/2012 Richmond - St James's Primary School Tuesday Lunchtime Club Class 2SP 2011/2012 Richmond - Trafalgar Junior School Wednesday After School Club 2011/2012 Richmond - St. James's Primary School After School Football Club 2011/2012 Richmond - International School of London Girls Team Session 2011/02012 Richmond - Hampton Junior School Football After School Club 2011/2012 Hounslow - Lionel Primary School Monday After School Football 2011/2012

GPLZ Test Richmond - The Russell School Thursday After School Club 2011/2012 Richmond - The Russell School Wednesday After School Football Club 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 2ESTH 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 2ISAI 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 3DAN 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 3JERE 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 4AMOS 2011/2012

Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 4JOEL 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 5JONA 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 5MICA 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 6MALA 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel Primary School Thursday PPA Class 6ZECH 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Heath Junior School After School Club 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Wednesday Football Year 1/2 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Wednesday Basketball Year 4/5/6 2011/2012 Ealing- Mount Carmel After School Club Thursday Football Year 3/4 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Monday Netball Year 3/4 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Thursday Netball Year 5/6 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Monday Football Year 5/6 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Tuesday Tennis Year 1/2/3 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Friday Tennis Year 4/5/6 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Poppy 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Apple 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Rose 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Blue 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Aqua 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Lime 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Navy 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Marine 2011/2012

Brentford Boating Arch - Chase Bridge School Richmond - Orleans Park School, Monday after school (4.45pm-5.45pm) 2012 Ealing - Belvue School (Friday - 12pm-12.50pm) football sessions, 2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Emerald 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Mint 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Crimson 2011/2012 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Red 2011/2012 Richmond - Heathfield Junior School Friday After School Club 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School After School Football Year 3/4 2011/2012 Ealing - Durdans Park Primary School After School Football Year 1/2 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Wednesday Athletics Year's 1-5 2011/2012

Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Friday

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Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Monday Cricket Year's 4-6 2011/2012 Ealing - Mount Carmel After School Club Tuesday Hockey Years 5/6 2011/2012 Hounslow - Edward Pauling School Wednesday After School Club 2011/2012 Richmond - St James Primary School Tuesday PPA Class 6B 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Tuesday PPA Class 6F 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Tuesday PPA Class 6G 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 1A 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 1RH 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 1W 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 2F 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 2MC 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 2S 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 5G 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 5P 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class 5T 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class RH 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class RO 2012/2013 Richmond - St James Primary School Thursday PPA Class RR 2012/2013 Richmond - St. James's Primary School After School Football Club 2012/2013 Hounslow - The Blue School Tennis After School Club Mondays 2012/2013 Hounslow - Lionel Primary School Monday After School Football 2012/2013 Hounslow - Lionel Primary School Tuesday After School Tennis 2012/2013 Richmond - Archdeacon Cambridge CE Primary School Thursday After School Football Club 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Tuesday Class 1APPLE 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Tuesday Class 1OAK 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Tuesday Class 1WALNUT 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Monday Class 2ACACIA 2012/2013 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 2 2012/2013 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 3 2012/2013 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 4 2012/2013 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 5 2012/2013 Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday Afternoon Year 6 2012/2013

Richmond - Broomfield House School Thursday After School Club 2012/2013 Hounslow - The Blue School Football After School Club Thursdays 2012/2013 Hounslow - The Blue School Rugby After School Club Tuesday's 2012/2013 Ealing - Springhallow School After School Club 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Monday Class 2CHESTNUT 2012/2013 Hounslow - Cavendish School Thursday After School Club Multi-sport 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Monday Class 3B 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Monday Class 3V 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Monday Class 3Y 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Thursday Class 4T 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Friday Class 5H 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Thursday Class 4B 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Friday Class 5S 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Tuesday Class 6G 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School PPA Tuesday Class 6H 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Scarlet 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Rose 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Poppy 2012/2013 Richmond - Meadlands Primary School After School Club 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Ruby 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Crimson 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Red 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Emerald 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Apple 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Jade 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Navy 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Marine 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Mint 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Lime 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Green 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Blue 2012/2013 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Aqua 2012/2013 Ealing - Beaconsfield Primary School After School Club 2012/2013

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GPLZ - Christ The Saviour After School Club - 2012 GPLZ - After School Club - Darell Primary School - 2012 GPLZ- Cavendish Primary School - After School Club - 2012

Hounslow - GOALS Holiday Camp 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School After School Football Club 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 3 Class 3B 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 3 Class 3D 2012/2013 GPLZ- Digital Stories Programme - St Raphael's Primary School - Year 5 - 2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 3 Class 3P 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 4 Class 4D 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 4 Class 4H 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 4 Class 4W 2012/2013 Richmond - Richmond Park Academy Gifted and Talented 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School Tuesday After School Club Rugby Yr 1/2 2012/13 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School Wednesday After School Club Football Yr 3/4 2012/13 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School Wednesday After School Club Football Yr 5/6 2012/13 Richmond - Hampton Youth Project Wednesday 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School Thursday After School Club Football Yr 1/2 2012/13 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School Friday After School Club Rugby Yr 3/4 2012/13 Richmond - Heathfield Junior School After School Club 2012/2013 Richmond - Collis Primary School Teambuilding 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 4 Class 4P 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 5 Class 5D 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 5 Class 5K 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 5 Class 5M 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 6 Class 6G 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 6 Class 6M 2012/2013 Richmond - Hampton Junior School PPA Year 6 Class 6W 2012/2013 GPLZ - Great Grass Programme - Cohort 2 - 2012/13 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 3 Aqua - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 3 Indigo - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 5 Sapphire - 2012/2013

Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 1 Green - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 1 Orange - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 1 Purple - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 2 Coral - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 2 Topaz - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 4 Turquoise - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 4 Violet - 2012/2013 Richmond - Chase Bridge Primary School Friday After School Club Rugby Yr 5/6 2012/13 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 6 Emerald - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - PPA - Year 6 Magenta - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Tuesday After School Club - Netball - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Tuesday After School Club - Football - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Wednesday After School Club - Multi Sports - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Wednesday After School Club - Multi Skills - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Thursday After School Club - Basketball - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Friday After School Club - Basketball - 2012/2013 Richmond - Edward Pauling Primary School - Friday After School Club - Netball - 2012/2013 GPLZ Short Breaks After School Club - Spring Term 2012 GPLZ Short Breaks Statement Workshop Easter Half Term 2 GPLZ - Great Grass - Cohort 1 - Employability - 2012/13

GPLZ - Great Grass - Cohort 1 - IT - 2012/13 Ealing - International School of London - Tuesday After School Club - Tennis - 2012/13 Hounslow - Hounslow Town Primary School PPA Class Spring 2012/2013

Richmond Broomfield

3. Community Cohesion

Ivybridge Football 8-12yrs

Ivybridge Youth Group

Ivybridge Homework Club Kickz EALING - Copley Close Estate 2011-12 - Wed 5.30-7.30pm - Football - 12-18 Years Copley: Kickz Cup Tournament (May 2007) - U14s team Kickz: HOUNSLOW: Hounslow Central 2011-12. Hounslow Manor Mondays 4.30-6pm - Football - 14-18 yrs EALING - Northolt Racecourse Estate 2012-13 - Thurs 6pm-8pm - Football - 12-14 Yrs Kickz EALING - Northolt Racecourse Estate 2011-12 - Tues 6pm-8pm - Football - 15-18 Yrs

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Kickz HOUNSLOW: Hounslow Central 2011-12. Hounslow Manor School Wednesday 4.30-6.30pm - Tapeball Cricket/Alternate - 12-18 yrs Kickz HOUNSLOW: Highfields Estate 2011-12. Friday 4-6pm - Youth Group- 12-18 yrs Kickz HOUNSLOW: Highfields Estate (Feltham Community College) 2011-12. Wednesday 5-6.30pm - Football- 14-18 yrs Kickz HOUNSLOW: Hounslow Central 2011-12. Lampton School Thursday 4.30-6.30pm - Football - 12-18 yrs Kickz Ham Close Estate - Ham Youth Club 2011 - 12 - Tues 6-9 pm - Youth Club Night & Multisport - 12 -18 yrs Kickz EALING - Northolt Racecourse Estate 2011-12 - Tues 5pm-7pm - Tapeball Cricket/Alternate - 12-18 Yrs Kickz EALING - Copley Close Estate 2011-12: Mon 4.30pm-6.30pm - Football - 12-14 Yrs Kickz Castlenau Estate, Barnes - Powerstation Youth Club 2011-12 Mon 7-9pm - Youth Club Night & Multisports - 12 - 18 yrs Ham Close Estate - Ham Youth Club 2011 - 12 - Thur 4.30 - 6.30pm - Parkour/Alternate - 12 - 18 yrs Kickz HOUNSLOW: Hounslow Central 2011-12. Tuesday 5.30-7pm - Girls Football - 12-18 yrs Kickz Castlenau Estate, Barnes - Powerstation Youth Club 2011-12 Thur 7-9pm - Youth Club Night & Multisports - 12 - 18 yrs EALING - Copley Close Estate 2011-12 - Mon 6pm-7pm - Rugby session/alternate - 12-18 Years Ham Close Estate - Grey Court (Bourne Meadow) 2011 - 12 Mon - 4.30pm-6pm - Football 12 - 18 yrs Ham Close Estate - Grey Court (Bourne Meadow) 2011 - 12 Wed - 4.30pm-6pm - Football 12 - 18 yrs Kickz EALING - Copley Close Estate 2011-12 - Fri 5.30-7.30pm - Football - 12-18 Years EALING - Copley Close & Northolt 2011-12 - Matchday Trip Kickz HOUNSLOW: Highfields Estate (Feltham Community College) 2011-12. Monday 5-7pm - Football- 12-18 yrs Kickz Castelnau Estate - Rock's Lane, Barnes 2012 - Mondays 5-7pm - Football 12-18 yrs Kickz Castelnau Estate - Rock's Lane, Barnes 2012 - Wednesdays 5-7pm - Football 12-18 yrs Kickz Castelnau Estate - Barnes - Fridays 6:30 - 8:30pm Multi-Sports Sessions - 12-18 yrs Kickz Hounslow: Highfields Estate (Feltham Community College) ATP Fridays 5:00-7:00 Castlenau Estate, Barnes 2012/13 -Brentford FC Matchday trips EALING - Northolt Racecourse Estate 2011-12 - Football Match v Barnet Kickz - 12-18Yrs EALING - Racecourse 2011-12 - Chance to Shine Cricket Tournament at Canary Wharf - June 2012 EALING - Copley Close/Northolt 2011-12: Kickz Cup '12 at Croydon Powerleague

Crystal Palace Tournament HOUNSLOW: Highfields Estate 2011-12 - Crystal Palace Kickz Tournament (April 2012) HOUNSLOW: Highfields Estate 2011-12 - Way Out Football Tournament

HOUNSLOW: Hounslow Central 2011-12 -

Chance to Shine Cricket Tournament

Kickz Cup 2012 Ham Green Estate – Ham Youth Club 2012 – Wednesday’s 5-7pm – Football 12-18yrs EALING CHOICES -Northolt Racecourse Estate - Substance misuse workshop - May 2012 (Choices) EALING CHOICES: Copley Close - Healthy Living/Substance Misuse Workshop - April 2012 (Choices)

Summer Camp at Rock's Lane 1 week

Trip to Brentford Lock - Kayaking 2012 StreetGames Richmond - Queen's Road Project - Wednesday and Friday Junior Youth Club - Cambrian Community Centre 6.30 to 8.30pm

Brentford Women & Girls FC

Street Games: Edensor Gardens StreetGames Richmond - Mortlake Project - Fridays PowerStation Youth Club - 6.30 to 8.30pm

Street Games- Alexandra Gardens U13's

Street Games Southville Richmond Street Games Whitton Sports Centre - Sports Night Tuesdays Hounslow - Street Sports - Brabazon Road Youth Club 2011/2012/2013 Hounslow - Street Sports - Cranford Community College (Redwood/Harlech/Brabazon Road) 2011/2012/2013 Hounslow - Street Sports - Heston Farm 2011/2012 Hounslow - Street Sports - Watermead Estate 2011/2012 Hounslow - Street Sports - Harlech Gardens 2011/2012 Hounslow - Street Sports - Brent Lea and Syon Estate 2011/2012 Hounslow - Street Sports- Redwood Estate 2011/2012 Hounslow - Street Sports - Convent Way Estate 2011/2012 richmond street games - whitton sports centre - Zumba and street dance Richmond Street games - Whitton sports centre - Boxing richmond street games- whitton sports centre - table tennis

Isleworth Explorers 2011/2012 Hounslow - Feltham Community College, Football disability (12.40pm-1.30pm), Wednesday 2012

UA - Brabazon road - 60m Hounslow - Street Sports - Olympic Torch Relay - 24th July 2012

Ealing - Skillz Academy 2011/2012 Hounslow - Street Sports - Thorpe Park Trip 2012 - Watermead Hounslow - Street Sports - Trip Redwood/Harlech Gardens/Brent Lea and Syon Estate's - Hillingdon Outdoor Activity Center 30th August 2012 Hounslow - Street Sports - Brent Lea and Syon estate Trip - Paralympics (GOAL BALL) 30th August 2012

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Hounslow - Highfields Estate 2012 - 13 Feltham Community College 1-4

Kickz Workshops in Castelnau Youth Centre 2012

Kickz Workshops in Ham Youth Club 2012-2013 Hounslow - Street Sports - Watermead Estate 2013 Kickz Ham Estate, Ham 2012/13 -Brentford FC Matchday trips Hounslow - Feltham Community College - football/boccia sessions on Wednesday 2013 from 12.45pm-1.15pm Kickz Racecourse Estate 10-13 (Northolt Mandeville)

Hounslow - Street Sports- Redwood Estate 2013

Hounslow - Street Sports - Harlech Gardens 2013

Hounslow - Street Sports - Heston Farm 2013 Hounslow - Street Sports - Brent Lea and Syon Estate 2013 Hounslow - Street Sports - Heston Farm Youth Club 2013 Richmond - The Cambrian Centre Urban Academy 2012/2013 Richmond - Edgar Road Urban Academy 2012/2013

Butts Farm Estate Kickz Hounslow: Feltham Community College. Friday 2-5pm (22.2.2013) - Football Tournament- 12-18 yrs Hounslow - Street Sports - Match Day Trip - Brentford V Preston Hounslow - Street Sports - Match Day Trip - Brentford V Notts County Hounslow - Street Sports - Match Day Trip - Brentford V Walsall FC 23/02/13 Kickz Northolt Racecourse Estate 2012-13 -Cricket for Change Tournament - 12-18 Yrs

Kickz Northolt Football Match 2013

Kickz Copley Football Match 2012-13

kickz: Houslow- brentford kickz vs met police GPLZ - Great Grass - Cohort 1 - Sport Session - 2012/13

Golf Links Estate Youth Club (Dormers Wells) Racecourse Estate Football Coaching Session 10-13 (Northolt Mandeville) Featherstone Sports Centre Football Coaching Session (Southall Green) South Acton Reynolds Sports Centre Football Coaching Session (South Acton) Drayton Green Football Coaching Session (Cleveland) Toplocks and Havelock Football Coaching Session (Norwood Green) Swift Road Outdoor Sports Centre Advanced Training Football Programme (Norwood Green) Toplock and Havelock Youth Club (Norwood Green)

Match Day Trip (Featherstone)

Featherstone Football Tuesday Nights

Health and Well Being

Short Breaks - Multi Sport - Feltham Community College

Aiming High - Heston - multi sport

Short Breaks - Kayaking Short Breaks - Brentford Fountain Leisure Centre - Swimming Hounslow - GOALS, Deaf Friendly football (Friday) 5.30pm-7pm, 2011 Short Breaks - Hanworth Airparks Leisure Centre - Swimming

Richmond - The Bridge SMC 2011/2012 Hounslow - Aiming High - Heston Community Sport Hall - Deaf Specific Multi-Sports Hounslow - Oaklands School, Football sessions (Monday, 1pm-2pm) 2012 Hounslow Youth Centre, Kingsley Road - Multi Sports (Thursday, 5pm-6pm) 2012 St Ann's School - Football sessions (Wednesday, 9.45am-10.45am) 2012 Short Breaks - GOALS Osterley - Deaf Specific Holiday Football Session

Ealing Young Carers Project Horizons Centre

Ealing Young Carers Project Ken Acock Centre

Ealing Young Carers Project Homework Club

Ealing Young Carers Project Activities Richmond - Strathmore School Football Club - Thursdays - 2011/2012 Hounslow - Oakland School (Monday 28th May 2012) - Sports day

Brentford Boating Arch - Bridge Autism Session

Short Breaks - Tennis - Whitton Tennis Club

Bridge Autism Session

The Bridge Sports Week - Ball Sports

Strathmore - Holiday Fun Day - 2012 Ealing - St Anns School, Wednesday 2012 from 10am-11am (Football sessions) Harrow - Shaftesbury School, Tuesday 2012 from 12.30pm-1.15pm (football sessions) Ealing - Belvue School, Wednesday 2012 from 3.30pm-4.30pm (Football sessions) Hillingdon - Pield Heath School, Friday 2012 from 9.35am-10.30am (football sessions) Hounslow - Heston Deaf Sports Club, Monday 2012 from 3.15pm-4.15pm (football sessions)

BBA Young Carers

Ealing Young Carers Swimming Session Hounslow - GOALS, Osterley (Deaf football tournament - Sunday 25th November 2012 Brent - The Village School (Thursday 2012 from 12.45pm-1.30pm) football Hounslow - Brentford Deaf Youth Football, Friday 2012 from 5.45pm-7.15pm (Football sessions) Brentford Fountain Leisure Centre - Monday night Disability sports club Hounslow - Goals, Osterley, Brentford Deaf youth football (Friday from 6pm-8pm) GPLZ - Short Breaks - After School Club - Autumn Term 2012

Short Breaks - Multi-sports - Brentford Fountain

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Leisure Centre

Further Education - College Football League - GOALS Osterley

Economic Regen/Employment

FLT - NCS -OCTOBER 2012

FLT - NCS -OCTOBER 2012 (Phase 3 day 1)

FLT - NCS -OCTOBER 2012 (phase 3 day 2)

FLT - NCS -OCTOBER 2012 (Phase 4 day 3) FLT - NCS -OCTOBER 2012 (Phase 5 Day 4 and 5) FLT - NCS -OCTOBER 2012 (Phase 6 Mission Day)

Pupil Referral Unit Social Enterprise Session

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2. ‘Mass Participation’ Sessions Used in Valuing Projects included in Mass participation Calculations

Matchday Community Tickets - 2012-2013

Npower Respect Workshop - Beaconsfield Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Broomfield House School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Chase Bridge Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Christ the Saviour Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Collis Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Crane Park Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Durdans Park Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Edward Pauling Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Hounslow Town Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Little Ealing Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Meadlands Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Mount Carmel Primary School - 2012/13

Npower Respect Workshop - Russell Primary School- 2012/13

What's Your Goal? Workshop - Brentside High School - 2012/13

What's Your Goal? Workshop - Dormers Wells High School - 2012/13

What's Your Goal? Workshop - Richmond Park Academy - 2012/13

What's Your Goal? Workshop - The Heathland School - 2012/13

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3. Views Users Accrington Stanley

Achieve Potentials Hull

Active Community Network

Action for Children Action for Sustainable Living

Active Essex

Active Newham

Adventure Unlimited

AFC Wimbledon

Age UK

AHOY

Aldershot

All Stars Youth Club

Ambition

Anne Frank Trust

Ariel Trust

Arsenal Football Club

Aston Villa FC

Bang Edutainment

Barnardos

Barnet FC

Barnsley FC

Bassetlaw Positive Futures

Bath Rugby Bellshill and Mossend YMCA Berkshire Association of Clubs for Young People

BHA Birmingham (Handsworth) Positive Futures

Birmingham City FC Birmingham Kings Norton Positive Futures

Bishop Creighton House

Blackburn Rovers FC Blackburn with Darwen Children's Service

Blackpool FC

Bolton Wanderers FC Bonny Downs Community Association

Bournemouth AFC

Box4Life

Bradford City Bradford Metropolitan District Borough Council

Brathay Trust

Bread Youth Project

Brentford FC

Bridge Foundation

Brighton & Hove Albion FC

Brighton Table Tennis Club

Bristol City FC

Bristol Drug Project

Bristol RFC Britwell Youth & Community Project Broad Plain & Riverside Youth Project

Bromley Mind

Building Lives CIC

Burnley FC

Burton Albion

Bury FC Bury Sport and Physical Activity Service

C22 - Humberside

Cardiff City

Carefree Cornwall

Carlise Youth Zone

Carlisle Utd

Carneys Community Catch22 Halton Youth Provision Catch22 Missing from Home Service

Catch22 Nottingham

Catch22 Suffolk Catch22 Wirral - Missing from Home and Child Exploitation Services

CaVSA

Chance UK

Charlton Athletic FC

Chelsea Football Club

Cheltenham Town

Chesterfield FC

Children's Parliament

Chobham Youth Club Coalfields Regeneration Trust

Colchester United FC

Colston Hall

Community Links

Contact Theatre

Cornerhouse Youth Project

Coventry and Warwickshire YMCA

Coventry Boys Club (New)

Coventry City FC

Coventry PF

Crawley Town FC

Crewe Alexandra FC

Cricket for Change

Cricket for Change

Cricket for Change (2013)

Cricket Foundation

Crown & Manor Club

Crystal Palace FC

CYMAZ Dagenham & Redbridge FC

Daisi

Daisy UK Darlington Sport Development

DASL Active Demo account - Poplar Harca Demo account - The Grand at Clitheroe

Derby County

Desta Consortium

Dev Account

DKH Legacy Trust

Doncaster Rovers FC

Dorset Youth Association

Dracaena Centre

Eclectic Productions

Edinburgh Leisure

Elfrida Rathbone

Groundwork

Energize TW

England Athletics

Everton FC

Exeter Chiefs

Exeter City FC

Extern

FC United of Manchester

Fight for Change

Fight for Peace

First Wessex

FITCAP

Fleetwood Town FC

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Flying Futures Football for Hope Peace and Unity

Football League Trust Fulham Football Club Foundation

Future Projects

GB Wheelchair Basketball

Get Hooked on Fishing

Gillingham FC Glasgow Council on Alcohol

Gloucester Rugby

The Princes Trust Gravesham Network Development CIC Great Yarmouth Positive Futures Greater Manchester Volunteer Corps Greater Manchester Youth Network

Green Grass

Greenhouse

Greenwich Youth Service

Grimsby Town FC

Gwellheans Hackney Cooperative Developments Hammersmith & Fulham Mind

Hampshire Youth Options

Harlequins

Hartlepool United FC

Healthwatch - Manchester

Hereford United FC

Herts Sports Partnership

Hessle Road Network

High Trees CDT

Holy Cross Centre Trust

Huddersfield Town

Hull City FC

Hull CVS

Immediate Theatre

InSpire at St Peters

Ipswich Town John Charles Centre for Sport (Leeds PF)

Join In Joint Activities and Motor Education Service Just Ask Nottingham - Catch 22

KCBNA

Kent Sport

Kickz Choices

Kidscape

Kirkcaldy YMCA

Lambeth Face Lancashire Sport Partnership Langley Park Angling Association

Leeds United FC

Leicester City

Leicester Tigers

Leyton Orient FC

Liberton Vaulters

Lichfield District Council

Lifeline Calderdale

Lincoln City Lincolnshire Positive Futures

Liverpool FC Liverpool Kickz (Liverpool FC and Everton FC) London Basketball Association CIC London Borough of Hackney - Leisure & Green Spaces

London Irish

London Legacy London Lions Sports Foundation London Mayor's Legacy Fund London Mind Association - Test London Playing Fields Foundation

London United

London Urban Arts

London Wasps

London Welsh

London Youth Rowing

Macclesfield Town

Make a Difference

Make Some Noise

Malachi

Manchester City FC Manchester United Foundation Mansfield & Ashfield Positive Futures

Media Trust DFE

Medoc Test Account Jan 2013 Mentoring and Befriending Foundation

Metropolitan Housing

Middlesbrough FC

Middlesex University

Millwall FC

Mind in Barnet

Mind in Bexley

Mind in Croydon

Mind in Haringey

Mind in Harrow Mind in Tower Hamlets and Newham

MK Dons MLC - Barnardos (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - Childrens Society (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - Groundwork Cheshire (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - Groundwork Lancashire West & Wigan (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - Groundwork Pennine Lancashire (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - Inspira (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - Riverside (Groundwork Youth Contract) MLC - The Princes Trust (Groundwork Youth Contract)

Morecambe

Mountbatten School

N G Sport Legacy

National Citizen Service Neighbourhood Activity Team - Solihull Council

Neil Test

New Philanthropy Capital

Newcastle Falcons

Newcastle United FC

Newport City Council NHH - Youth Engagement (inc. H&F Positive Futures)

Noise Solution

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North Bristol NHS North Devon Positive Futures

North Liverpool PF

North Somerset Council North Yorkshire PCC Consortium

Northampton Saints

Northampton Town

Northamptonshire Gov Northumberland Positive Futures Norwich City Community Sports Foundation Notting Hill Housing - Construction Project

Nottingham Forest Nottingham Kickz (Nottingham Forest and Notts County) Nottingham Positive Futures

Notts County

NYMAZ

Oceania Basketball

Off the Record Oldham Athletic Football Club

On Route

On Track

ONEUP

OneUp

OPEN Trust

Orange Box

Origin Housing

Oxford Brookes

Oxford Brooks University

Oxford City Council

Oxford United Oxfordshire Association for Young People Partick Thistle Community Trust Penetration Testing Agency

Perth and District YMCA

Peterborough Utd

Playback Studios

Plymouth Argyle

Port Vale

Portsmouth Football Club

Positive Futures

POSSIL RENEWAL LTD

Premier League Charitable Fund

Premiership Rugby

Premiership Rugby Premiership Rugby Overseas

Preston North End

Pro Action Hertfordshire

Qatar Stars League

Queens Park Rangers

Raise the Youth

Re-Solv Reach & Teach Sports & Education

Reading FC

Reading Positive Futures

Realising Ambition

Remedi UK

Respect

Richmond Borough Mind

Rio Ferdinand Foundation

Robertson Trust

Rochdale AFC

Rotherham Utd

Rugby Football Foundation

Rugby Football League

Rugby Football Union

Rugby for Change Rugby Union & Millennium Stadium

Safe in Tees Valley Safe in Tees Valley (OnRoute)

Sage Gateshead

Sale Sharks

Salford Foundation

Sandwell (OnRoute)

Saracens SC SPORTS ACADEMY C.I.C

School of Hard Knocks

Scunthorpe Utd

Second Chance Project

Sefton Positive Futures

SFactor

Sheffield United

Sheffield Wednesday FC

Shelter Shepherd Bush Family Project

Shrewsbury Town

Skyway

Sport Leaders UK

Soft Touch Arts

Solihull Active Team Somerset Rural Youth Project Somerville Youth and Play Provision

South London Stars

South Somerset Mind

Southampton FC Southend on Sea Leisure, Culture & Amenity Services, PF

Southend Utd

Sport England

Sport Northern Ireland

Sported Sporting Education (Let me Play)

Sporting Futures

Sporting Futures Derby, PF

Sportleaders

Square Chapel Trust

St Matthew's Project

St. Matthew's Project

Stafford BC Staffordshire Young People’s Service

Start Again

Stepney Bank Stables

Stevenage Borough FC

Stockport County

Stoke City FC

Street Games

Street League

Street Swords

STRYKE

Submit 2 Success

Success for All

Sunderland AFC Sunderland AFC Kickz Transfer Temp

SWAG

Swansea City

Swindon Positive Futures

Swindon Town

Switch Youth Cafe

SYS Sport

The Coast Office

The Horn of Africa

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The Lords Taveners

The Mix, Stowmarket

The Pump

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