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Exploring the social impact of the Rugby League World Cup 2021 School Legacy Programme

20 February 2023

Rawson J, Ormerod N, Fletcher T

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Exploring the strategic application of Gameplan for the men’s Rugby League World Cup 2021 in Doncaster

20 February 2023

Rawson J, Ormerod N, Fletcher T

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Menopause Matters: Eating Well, Moving More, and Feeling Heard

02 June 2025 Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board Open Science Framework RCF Plain English Summary Publisher

Welsh A, Rawson J, Smith T, Hanson S

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Gameplan: A guide to maximising the social impacts of big events

31 January 2023 Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council

Ormerod N, McCombes L, Fletcher T, Rawson J, McKenna J

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Skating Forward: Evidence-Based Strategies for Inclusive Youth Ice Hockey

19 November 2025

Jones A, Fletcher T, Ensor R, Rawson J

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Maximising the social impacts of major events

Understanding how major events can help address local issues and support sustainable opportunities for creating happier and healthier communities.

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New ‘Gameplan’ resource to maximise social impacts of big events

29 Mar 2023

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