Brand new: Our Sporting Pink publication direct to your inbox!

Our Sporting Pink is a weekly printed publication that we use at our Clubs to introduce fun activities and help stimulate sporting memories. It contains articles, quizzes, a sports diary and more.

Now that all our Clubs have been suspended for the time being, we have made the Sporting Pink available to use – by anyone – at home. It's time for everyone to get the conversation flowing, remember those sporting moments and #TalkAboutSport!

How do I register? 

We have two options (please choose one):

(1) I don't participate in a Sporting Memories Club, but would love to receive the national digital edition:
To receive your weekly digital edition of the Sporting Pink, please complete our Sporting Pink registration form .

(2) I participate in a Sporting Memories Club or am registering on behalf of someone who does:
To receive your weekly digital edition of the Sporting Pink - Activities, please complete our Club member registration form.

We look forward to being in touch!

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