Anguilla is moving toward a new legal framework for sports as businesses, sporting organisations and other stakeholders are being invited to help shape proposed sports legislation.

The consultation marks an important step in efforts to modernise the way sport is governed and supported across the territory. Stakeholders have been encouraged to contribute their views as policymakers develop the proposed new law.

The legislation could have implications for sports clubs, athletes, coaches, sporting associations and businesses connected to Anguilla’s growing sports sector.

A clearer regulatory framework could also support greater organisation and development across different sporting disciplines while helping establish stronger standards for sports administration.

The move comes as Anguilla continues to develop its sporting profile, with football, road racing and other community competitions attracting local participation. Recent sporting activity has included the 31st Annual Ashley Brooks Road Race, highlighting the continuing popularity of competitive sport on the island.

The proposed sports law could become an important milestone for Anguilla’s athletes and sporting organisations, particularly if stakeholder recommendations are incorporated into the final legislation.