Here is a selection of the top Sport and Leisure news story headlines:

2010

June

• Information on the Government's Free Swimming funding cuts -  a statement on what's happening in Derby will follow soon from Derby City Council.
• Despite spending cuts £50m leisure plans still on track
• Leisure proposals would see four 'satellite' centres
• City eyesore on council shortlist for sport scheme
• Track Fit's free training sessions at Moorways Stadium

May

• Ram FM Pool Party and Ram FM's article

March

• Sport Relief
• The Movement tour bus is launched to get girls active
• Power to the people - community centres

February

• Community centres - "power to the people"
• Cyclo-cross: Moorways land national coup
• Children invited to swim in February half term

January

• Sites for £50 million sports investment revealed

 Best of 2009

• The first city-wide Playday Event took place at Markeaton Park
• b-active goes green
• Information about the Derby Sport Awards 2009

 Best of 2008...

• Tae Kwon Do world champion and captain of the British national team Gordon Fearne visited Moorways Sports Centre for an event featuring a live show and information on the sport.
• In the summer the Ice Adventure Challenge, an inflatable obstacle course, came to Derby. The winner won free swimming sessions.
• Kickstart ran ballroom dance classes, yoga sessions, netball sessions and more to show people who are new to exercise or returning after a break that exercise can be fun. For more information, go to www.bactivederby.com/kickstart
• A women's only sessions, run in association with Make Your Move Your Way,  box-a-cise class was launched at Shaftesbury Sports Centre. For more information on women's only sessions in Derby, visit our Make Your Move Your Way page.
• Circuit training was launched in Shaftesbury Sports Centre. For more information, please visit the Workout Programme page
• Staff at Queen's Leisure Centre completed Hadrian's Wall Charity Walk 2008.
• James Cracknell visited Westfield Derby to launch a new physical activity campaign, the 30-minute challenge in association with KickStart.

 Best of 2007...

• Junior gym sessions started in Queen's Leisure Centre, Springwood Leisure Centre and Shaftesbury Sports Centre for 14 and 15-year-olds.
• Derby Disability Sports Group chairman, Tim Etherington, won the ten-pin bowling's National Pair's Championships.
• The mayor presented prizes for b-active competitions and the b-active summer challenge at an awards ceremony. For more information on b-active, visit b-active
• The Derby City Sportsability Club was launched. For more information on disabled sessions, please visit our disability sports page
• b-active Family Fun Run was held - eventually - after it was rained off twice.
• b-active joins Cycle Derby to encourage children to cycle for health and road safety. For more information on Cycle Derby, visit www.cyclederby.co.uk
• Derby City Council became the first local authority in Derbyshire to achieve Aquamark status for its Learn to Swim scheme.
• b-active Toddler Walks started in the summer for parents, grandparents and guardians to exercise with their under four-year-olds.
• One of Queen's Leisure Centre's lifeguards is nominated the best in England in a UK competition, with three others reaching the top-20.
• Staff from Queen’s Leisure Centre are celebrating after scaling the three highest peaks in Britain within 24 hours in the Three Peaks Challenge.
• Sport and Leisure's Funding Zone went live.