Creating Inclusive Clubs: Pride Month 2026

This article explores how BWL clubs can provide welcoming and inclusive spaces for individuals identifying as LGBTQ+.

This article explores how BWL clubs can provide welcoming and inclusive spaces for individuals identifying as LGBTQ+.
The People's Choice Award returns for 2026, giving the British Weight Lifting community the opportunity to recognise the moments that made this year's British Championships so memorable.

On 7 June 2026, British Weight Lifting (BWL) hosted its second ever Adaptive Open at Oldbury Academy in the West Midlands, continuing its commitment to creating an inclusive competitive platform for athletes across weightlifting and para powerlifting.
British Weight Lifting (BWL) has published an updated Gender Identity Statement following a review of its current policy.
The BWL Foundation is delighted to announce the appointment of Amy Gardner and Claire Edwards as new Trustees of the Foundation.
British Weight Lifting (BWL) is helping affiliated clubs introduce more young people to lifting through a new school holiday club initiative, supported by practical resources and dedicated funding.

It’s Pride Month and this June, we want to celebrate our community members who identify as LGBTQ+.
British Weight Lifting, on behalf of England Weightlifting, has confirmed its nominations for the 2026 Commonwealth Weightlifting Federation (CWF) elections, with Heather Allison nominated for re-election as Vice President and Jessica Roebuck-Slaney nominated for the position of Executive Board Member.

British Weight Lifting is pleased to announce Sean Wilson as the recipient of the Brian Hamill Award.
Eight of British Weight Lifting’s most promising youth athletes recently travelled to Leimen, Germany, for an international training camp and competition experience as part of the GB Talent Pathway.