National Governing Bodies of Sport.

Index of Governing Bodies of Sport.

The England Handball Association is the national governing body for handball and beach handball in England.

The England Handball Association is affiliated to the British Handball Association. (See Below)

Address - Unit G3, Barton Hall Estate, Hardy Street, Eccles, Manchester, M30 7NB

British Handball Association is the national governing body for handball in Great Britain.

The British Handball Association is affiliated to the England Handball Association. (See Above)

England Athletics is the body responsible for the governance of Athletics in England.

England Athletics is slit in to nine regions, you will find more information in the Regions Section of there website.

As the national governing body for athletics, UK Athletics oversees the development and management of the nation’s favourite Olympic and Paralympic sport, from grassroots right through to podium.

Since its inception in 1999, UK Athletics has developed to become the most successful and robust athletics governing body in the world.

Founded in 1936, the EBBA (now know England Basketball) is the governing body for all Basketball in England. A non-profit making organisation - it is an association of member clubs and players, who elect an Executive Board (comprising of directors) to administer their affairs.

England Basketball has a regional structure based on the ten English Sports Council Regions.

Amateur Boxing Association of England Ltd (ABAE) is the sport's national governing body. It also represents England as a member of the Amateur International Boxing Association (AIBA) and the European Amateur Boxing Association (EABA).

As a national governing body, the ABAE is responsible for all the administration, development and promotion of amateur boxing throughout the Country.

The England and Wales Cricket Board was established on January 1 1997 as the single national governing body for all cricket in England and Wales. It has its headquarters at Lord’s, the home of cricket.

The National Governing Body for Cheerleading is the United Kingdom Cheerleading Association (UKCA) who, from January 2008, will work in partnership with British Gymnastics to transfer its activities to become a new discipline of British Gymnastics.

The National Governing Body for Cheerleading is the United Kingdom Cheerleading Association (UKCA) who, from January 2008, will work in partnership with British Gymnastics to transfer its activities to become a new discipline of British Gymnastics.