As of 1 April, we're in the government's 'Living with respiratory infections, including Covid-19' phase of their response to the coronavirus pandemic.
This means there are now no coronavirus-related legal restrictions in place.
All forms of activity can take place with no coronavirus-related restrictions on how many people can participate, and all sports facilities can open.
We compiled advice and guidance on how the sport and physical activity sector has and can prepare for a continuing safe return to play.
Our support includes research on what will help people return to play, plus advice for clubs, the professional workforce, volunteers and more.
Our Join the Movement campaign is all about inspiring people to keep active, pulling together trusted resources to help people do just that.
It's encouraging people to share their own ideas on social media.
We knew how and if people were getting active during the pandemic would, of course, change.
We worked with Savanta ComRes to understand the true picture throughout this period, and how people viewed getting and keeping active.
A £270 million package of government and National Lottery funding was developed to help the sector through this crisis, including a Return to Play Fund.
We also introduced flexibility in managing our existing support to individuals and organisations, supported innovators working on solutions to inequalities in activity levels worsened by coronavirus and are managing the government's £600m Sport Survival Package.