governance reform news

Bill Beaumont has confirmed that he will stand for a second term as World Rugby chair. The former England captain has held the role at ... More

Andy Nash has resigned from his role as a director of The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), after accusing the national governing body of ... More

Table Tennis England’s public funding has been reinstated after the national governing body finally agreed to a package of reforms compliant with the government’s Code ... More

The national governing body for table tennis has become the first to breach the government’s Code for Sports Governance, with its full £9m (US$11.6m, €10.2m) ... More

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has fired the starting gun on a review into its governance structure. Ian Lovett, deputy chair of the ... More

At least three of the Football Association’s (FA) 10-strong board will be female by 2018 following several reforms the governing body is proposing. To improve ... More

Sports governing bodies will have to appoint at least 30 per cent of its board from under-represented gender groups and will be targeted to increase ... More

The Football Association (FA) will lose all its government funding if it fails to undertake significant governance reforms, according to culture secretary John Whittingdale. Whittingdale ... More

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, has called on the Football Association (FA) to embrace governance reform or get “left behind”. Delivering a speech at ... More

Greg Dyke, the chair of the Football Association (FA), has announced he is to step down in the summer after conceding that the governance reforms ... More

The man hoping to replace Sepp Blatter as president of FIFA has claimed at least half of its billion-pound income should be pledged to football ... More