The UK gambling is a goliath of the leisure industry, and while it has experienced a slight decrease across total and remote yields in most recent reports, it is still very much thriving and continuing to contribute to the country.

Chris Hoy has tipped Laura Kenny to take his title of Britain’s most decorated Olympian in Tokyo.

Great Britain’s best paracyclists dominated last weekend’s Paracycling International in Manchester as the countdown to Tokyo 2020 begins, and as Head of British Paracycling Jon Pett told MM, key preparation events like this would not be possible without the support of the National Lottery and the Exchequer.

Jodrell Bank may be surrounded by sleepy green fields, but the historic science centre’s reputation extends far beyond its home in the heart of Cheshire.

A more diverse gambling industry can help the Gambling Commission’s drive for good governance and safer and fairer gambling, says outgoing CEO Sarah Harrison.

On this day 23 years ago the first National Lottery millionaires were made, kick-starting an era of nationwide dreaming and project funding.

It isn’t uncommon for most athletes at the pinnacle of their sport to experience a comedown in a post-Olympic year, but for double Olympic gold medallist Philip Hindes, 2017 couldn’t be further from the truth.

British 400m sprinter Seren Bundy-Davies admits watching her teammates storm to silver at the World Athletics Championships in London has motivated her even more to strive for her own success in the future.

She may have a European gold medal to her name, but 400m runner Seren Bundy-Davies will still be bringing up the rear at a parkrun in Manchester, on Saturday.

Greater Manchester will use £1.5million of National Lottery money to fund ‘transformative’ arts and heritage projects across the region.

Stockport Metro swimmer Elizabeth Harris walked away from the 2016 School Games with two medals to her name and admits she could barely have asked for a better start to the new season.