Move More is Sheffield’s physical activity strategy, with the vision of creating a healthier, happier, and more connected city by bringing people together with a shared purpose. This year, we’ve launched a framework that sets out how partners across Sheffield can work together to enable everyone to Move More. This is Move More Sheffield 2026-2031: A Blueprint for Collective Action.
No single organisation can achieve this ambition alone.
Explore our full Blueprint for Collective Action here
Creating a more active Sheffield is a shared responsibility, and this strategy is relevant to everyone in the city. It is designed to support across three levels: community, organisational & strategic. Click to see our Blueprint in full, or explore how to get involved below.
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Move More Networks
The Move More Networks provide opportunities for connection, learning, and sharing, helping us to implement the Move More Strategy more effectively.
These networks are led by passionate chairs and co-chairs who work together to inspire change, foster collaboration, and tackle shared challenges. The best results often come from working across and between these networks, reflecting the interconnected systems that support our active city.
If you'd like to learn more or get involved, we’d love to hear from you! Simply reach out to the network chairs or vice-chairs - they’ll be happy to chat and share more about their work.
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The network provides an oversight of the work of the 4 School Sport Partnerships in Sheffield and how they can act as a support for other stakeholders working in this space to positively influence the physical activity agenda, particularly in primary school settings.
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This network brings together organisations that work across our place with the aim of harnessing our collective resource in impact local communities.
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The network brings together a mix of individuals and organisations who are passionate about improving health through physical activity. This includes healthcare professionals, fitness professionals, researchers, community leaders and experts by experience. Everyone involved shares a common interest in integrating physical activity into healthcare systems to support people with health conditions.
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This network has an oversight of Sport in the city. Acting as a point of access for key citywide and national stakeholders including National Governing Bodies, Major Events and Sport Specific stakeholders.
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Move More has supported significant investments in environmental initiatives across Sheffield's parks and green spaces, enhancing recreational access and green space connectivity.
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The ambition is that everyone in Sheffield can enjoy being active in local places and spaces regardless of their ability or location in the city and another ambition if that active travel is the preferred choice of short journeys in Sheffield. This group brings together stakeholders who can contribute to those ambitions becoming reality.
Move More Annual Highlight Report
The Move More Annual Highlight Report celebrates the continued progress in making Sheffield a healthier, happier, and more connected city. Driven by the efforts of our partners, networks, and communities, the report showcases the positive impact of physical activity across the city. This includes expanding opportunities for thousands of Sheffield residents to get active, strengthening communities, and improving access to education and sport.
Move More Awards
The Move More Awards was a special event celebrating the remarkable efforts of individuals and communities in promoting sport, exercise, and physical activity across Sheffield.
The evening honoured those who have shown outstanding dedication, innovation, and impact in creating a happier, healthier, and more connected Sheffield.
The Move More Awards 2025 took place on 28 March, starting at 7pm, at the OEC Sheffield in Hillsborough.