The government both nationally and regionally in Britain this is due to them recognising the importance of sport to the general economy for example bringing money into a town as well as the health and social benefits to the individuals of the town creating a healthier community all round.
             One of the reasons behind the government promoting sport is to increase participation in sport and physical activity across the national as a whole.
             The government policies encourage the development of sport development initiatives such as awards for all encouraging children in the east of England to get their roller blades on introducing it as a coached activity.
             Nationally forty six schools have received cash from the government to provide many things within the school including access to sports facilities for children, families and the community.
             The government uses sport for development issues using sport as a way of integrating disadvantaged groups in society such as those from ethnic minority backgrounds.
             Governing bodies started to appear in Britain in the later half of the nineteenth century to help promote sport throughout Britain with the Football Association originating in 1863. The Government provides funding for many of the governing bodies; this funding provides the formalised structure of the bodies without which delivering sport would be near to impossible.
             The Governing Bodies are committed to creating opportunities for people to start sport, stay in sport and succeed in sport. They are used in the United Kingdom to deliver the Government sporting objectives.
             National Lottery and Exchequer funding is distributed by the regional governments to the sports clubs and talented youngsters in their areas. Using some of the funding the regional governments organise events to promote sport and get people interested in participating in sport. An example of this is the North West government organising a sport games in 2004 where...