AI helping to make American football safer for players by better understanding injuries
October 30, 2023
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been employed to help make American football safer for players by better understanding injuries. Read More
Formula 1 – Another simple but this time positive case study
May 24, 2022
In his latest blog, Tim Marsh discusses how a simple change to the way risk is managed, can produce positive outcomes. Read More
FA, Premier League, EFL & PFA announces joint brain health initiative
December 31, 2021
The FA, Premier League, EFL and Professional Footballers Association (PFA) announce new joint action plan on understanding brain health. Read More
Former England footballer teams up with training provider to safeguard rising sports stars
November 9, 2021
Paul Stewart, in partnership with High Speed Training, has developed a new survivor-led course to protect rising sports stars. Read More
Research highlights safety requirements of Neurodiverse fans at live sporting events
August 25, 2021
Developments to ticketing, staff training and matchday information will improve the experience of neurodiverse fans, according to new research commissioned by the Sports Grounds Safety Authority (SGSA). Read More
Spectator safety at events: Who is responsible?
October 8, 2018
Golf fans around the world will have been glued to their televisions last weekend for the biennial festival of golf that is the Ryder Cup, but if you’re running a sporting or music event, whose responsibility is it to make sure the crowd is safe from the action? Read More
Sports and events safety: In conversation with Symphotech
August 31, 2016
Julian Spear and Will Hodgson talk to SHP about their unique series of events which combine horse racing with Read More
Olympic health and safety: Record breakers
August 5, 2016
Emily Wright looks at how those involved delivered with one of the cleanest records ever - and what lessons can be learnt for the future. Read More
