A gymnastics club from Birmingham has earned national recognition for its efforts in ensuring everyone has equal access to sport.

North Birmingham Gymnastics Club has been nominated for the Community Club of the Year (+250 members) prize at the British Gymnastics Awards 2025, in honour of its tireless work in supporting gymnasts of all ages and abilities.

And with the club's efforts now bearing fruit with UK-wide, head coach Louise Combellack was bursting with delight.

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"‘We are so very happy to have been nominated for our work in North Birmingham," she said.

"We have worked tirelessly to create a progressive programme of high quality GFA gymnastics with inclusion at the centre of everything we do. Thank you to whoever nominated us!’"

The British Gymnastics Awards 2025 have seen a record-breaking number of nominations this year, focusing on those who have demonstrated a commitment to delivering an uplifting gymnastics experience for all and living the inclusive, aspirational and supportive values of the sport.

British Gymnastics want to shine a spotlight on exceptional people and organisations that help keep gymnastics enjoyable, safe and open to everyone, making a positive contribution to individuals, local communities and wider society.

Sarah Powell, British Gymnastics CEO, said: "This year, we are thrilled to announce a record-breaking number of nominations for the British Gymnastics Awards, a testament to the extraordinary individuals and organisations that make our sport so special.

“These nominations highlight the incredible dedication and passion that ensure gymnastics remains enjoyable, safe, and accessible to everyone, creating lasting positive impacts for individuals, local communities and wider society.

“A standout theme this year has been the celebration of those who go above and beyond to deliver uplifting gymnastics experiences, exemplifying our core values: inclusive, supportive and aspirational.

“To all the finalists, congratulations on this remarkable achievement. Your hard work and commitment inspire us all, and you should be immensely proud of your contributions to our sport."

The 2025 British Gymnastics Awards recognise exceptional people and organisations that help keep gymnastics enjoyable, safe, and open to everyone, making a positive contribution to individuals, local communities, and wider society. Visit British Gymnastics Awards for more information