We ask PhD researcher Dave Woods what his new systemic review tells us about sport's psychological impact on people in prison.

The Alliance of Sport is to lead a major review of the use of sport across the youth justice system in England and Wales.

We are proud to have played a part in the launch of the world's first prison parkrun, taking place at HMP Haverigg in Cumbria.

The Alliance of Sport is immensely proud to announce John McAvoy as our first Sporting Ambassador.

Public Health England's influence has already proved hugely beneficial to the Alliance of Sport. PHE's Jackie Roberts explains why the Alliance is having a 'real impact' on health, wellbeing and crime

LJ Flanders is only 27, but his life experiences already include a spell in prison, qualifying as a fitness trainer, writing a best-selling book and meeting Prince Charles.

Tanayah Sam is living proof that the destructive cycle of re-offending can be broken. His experiences - both harrowing and uplifting - are an asset to the Alliance's body of expertise.

Ultramarathon runner Andy Mouncey is taking his brand of physical and mental training into prisons in a pioneering rehabilitation project for offenders and their families.

The Alliance of Sport has launched its new Theory of Change – a vision for how sport can work together with the development and criminal justice sectors to achieve maximum impact.