FMG Consulting was appointed to co-produce the Active Glasgow Strategy a bold and inclusive plan to support the city’s ambition for a healthier, more active future for all Glaswegians. Rooted in Public Health Scotland’s Whole Systems-Based Framework, the strategy reflects Glasgow’s commitment to equity, wellbeing, and collective action.
The strategy provides a clear, co-owned roadmap for transforming physical activity in Glasgow. It sets a strong foundation for collaboration, inclusion, and long-term health improvement—positioning Glasgow as a national leader in active wellbeing.
- FMG, in collaboration with Progress Health Partnerships, supported partners across the Glasgow system to:
- Shape a city-wide strategic framework using systems-based thinking
- Facilitate co-production with communities, public and third-sector stakeholders
- Align the strategy with local needs, policy, and aspirations
Vision
“Glasgow is a city where everyone thrives and our communities flourish through the transformative benefits of inclusive physical activity and sport.”
Strategic Priorities
Eight interconnected priorities form the strategy’s foundation:
- Communities, Places and Spaces – Accessible, high-quality and sustainable active spaces
- Travel – Supporting walking, wheeling, and cycling as everyday choices
- Sport and Recreation for All – Equitable and inclusive opportunities across the city
- Health and Social Care – Embedding activity into care systems
- Places of Learning – Whole-system approach across education
- Workplaces – Enabling more active working lives
- Communication and Engagement – Unified messaging to drive change
- Systems – Integrated, cross-sector action and shared resources
Partnerships
FMG and Progress Health Partnership worked with key partners including:
- Glasgow Life
- NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
- Glasgow City Council
- Public Health Scotland
- Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership
- sportscotland
- Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector
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