Clare MacLeod

BA (Hons) - Principal Consultant

Clubmark- shaping the future of community sport


KKP completes a two year evaluation of the national programme aimed at strengthening links between schools and local sports clubs.


Nottinghamshire County Council's new plan will define future structure and business priorities


Clubs – what’s in a name?


KKP leads a successful year for the mark of high quality junior sports clubs.


KKP is celebrating its recent award of ISO9001- the internationally recognised standard for quality.


Knight Kavanagh & Page (KKP) is delighted to have played a part in North Down Borough Council's recent successful bid to build Northern Ireland's first Olympic sized pool. 


The British Aikido Board (BAB), supported by the Central Council for Physical Recreation (the CCPR), has recently commissioned Knight Kavanagh & Page (KKP) to review and update the governance of the national governing body.


As of April 2006, Knight, Kavanagh & Page (KKP) will manage the Clubmark accreditation scheme on behalf of Sport England.  The national scheme has been in place since 2002 and there are now over 1,250 accredited clubs.  It is envisaged that by 2008 this will have increased significantly and that Clubmark will become the quality mark that everyone looks to see attached to a club.



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