Constituency visits to leisure centres and gyms, examining how local facilities support physical activity, public health and community wellbeing.

Cycling is one of Great Britain’s most successful Olympic sports. The Cohort will visit British Cycling to find out how they support the elite cyclists and harness this to inspire the next generation.

Football beyond the top-flight is woven into the identity and economy of towns and cities, often as the largest single thing that happens there each week.

As an island nation, the Cohort will discover how our interaction with the water and water sports, supports coastal communities’ wellbeing, tourism and maritime industries.

Wimbledon is recognised worldwide, as a soft power asset, the most prestigious tennis tournament and as a commercial benchmark.

Motorsport Valley is a £16 billion UK industry, supplying most of the F1 grid and feeding apprenticeships, and engineering skills into the wider economy.

Horseracing is a sport worth over £4 billion to the UK, a major rural employer, and built on a fragile economic model.

MPs can volunteer at or run/walk three parkruns over the course of the scheme to see how it brings communities together, encouraging movement and time outdoors.

The largest mass participation event and the largest single fundraising charity event anywhere in the world.

Streaming, data and rights are reshaping how fans access sport, clubs make money and which sports get seen, with knock-on effects on grassroots participation.

Women's sport has grown faster in the last five years than any other part of the UK sporting landscape.

Sport is one of the UK's most effective soft power tools, opening doors that trade missions cannot and building relationships that translate directly into commercial and policy success.

Rugby is at a crossroads, with the growth of the women's game and the continued success of international competitions being at odds with the struggles of the club game.

Sport is rarely treated as the serious UK industry it is, despite generating billions in rights, sponsorship, hospitality and export earnings, and underpinning a soft power position few other sectors match.

Charlton Athletics’ Community Trust reaches young people, families and communities that fall through the gaps, delivering everything from mental health support to literacy programmes.

The Premier League is a sporting crown jewel with economic and community benefit, and British soft power projected across the world.

Outdoor access enables grassroots cycling, walking and rural tourism, with real public health and rural economy returns.

Behind the scenes on raceday at Ascot, exploring the scale and craft of one of the world's great sporting venues and horseracing's wider role in rural Britain and the national economy.

A discussion on the current state of women's sport against the backdrop of the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup at Lord's

How does sport support those who are struggling in society. Empire Fighting chance works with boys and young men who struggle to stay in School.

Tour of the National Cycling Centre velodrome and high-performance facilities, looking at athlete pathways and grassroots participation programmes.

Visit to the rugby league club to explore community programmes, player welfare support and the challenges facing professional rugby league.

Two-day visit to Newcastle United Football Club, exploring Premier League operations, community engagement, and the unique relationship between one of the UK's largest clubs and its city.

Interactive symposium exploring sports commerce, examining how sporting institutions deliver social impact, UK sports diplomacy, the future of sports broadcasting, and emerging challenges within sports commerce.

Half-day experience exploring community-focused football at Charlton Athletic FC, examining the club's work tackling knife crime and racism, governance evolution, and the operational realities of Championship-level clubs.