Results 1-5 of 5 for gay speaker:Gerry Sutcliffe

Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Football: Racial Discrimination (2 Jun 2008)

Gerry Sutcliffe: ...Sport England and UK Sport are working in partnership with SportScotland and the Sports Council for Northern Ireland to commission a research project into barriers to participation and the number of gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual participants in sport. A total of £25,000 has been invested by partners in the research and producing a guidance resource for governing bodies.

Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Departmental Marketing (19 Mar 2008)

Gerry Sutcliffe: ...Sport England and UK Sport are working in partnership with SportScotland and the Sports Council for Northern Ireland to commission a research project into barriers to participation and the number of gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual participants in sport. A total of £25,000 has been invested by partners in the research and producing a guidance resource for governing bodies.

Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Playing Fields (14 Mar 2008)

Gerry Sutcliffe: ... Milton Keynes Ashcombe Primary School North Somerset Gordano School North Somerset Site of Nuneaton Rugby Club/AFC Nuneaton and Bedworth Former Old Manor Hospital Salisbury Gay Meadow Shrewsbury and Atcham Long Stratton High School South Norfolk Wincanton Sports Ground South Somerset St. Dominies School South Staffordshire Parkside Primary School...

Written Answers — Home Department: Domestic Violence (14 Dec 2006)

Gerry Sutcliffe: ...Violence Advisor/ Independent Sexual Violence Advisor programme as are being evaluated by the Home Office and the Hestia Foundation; and we are planning three pieces of research around lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender victims' needs, the needs of male victims of domestic violence and the needs of victims from black and minority ethnic communities.

Written Answers — Trade and Industry: Equal Opportunities (7 Feb 2005)

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe: ..., training and information materials. In 2004–05, funding was more than doubled to £1.4 million. Much of the funding was directed at meeting the specific needs of religious organisations, lesbian, gay and bisexual groups and other voluntary sector organisations and their client and constituency groups.