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Disability Sport Wales Development Officer - Vale of Glamorgan

Welsh Gymnasts to Compete for Great Britain for the first time

Proposed new clause to the Equality Bill clause aims to protect volunteers from discrimination

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Public benefit reporting requirement for charities

Welsh Gymnasts to Compete with Beth Tweddle at World University Games

International caps for four Cardiff footballers

Ramblers Scotland hit by a Ł300,000 budget cut

BBC Children in Need opens first ever summer grants round

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The Welsh Sports Association (WSA) was established in 1972 as an independent body to support and represent the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of sport and physical recreation in Wales.

It acts in the national and international interests of all Welsh NGBs, from archery to yachting, and is actively involved with its governing body members in promoting a range of initiatives and good practice in areas such as equality and diversity, child protection and risk management.

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Gatland demands final Test glory
Assistant coach Warren Gatland says the British and Irish Lions must win the "dead" third Test against South Africa on Saturday.
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Quinnell wants minimum gouge ban
Ex-Wales and Lions back-row star Scott Quinnell wants players who gouge opponents eyes to face a minimum six-month ban.
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