NEWS ROOM
We have access to more than 5000 yoga teachers and training professionals, many of whom can provide expert commentary across a broad range of yoga-related subjects.
As the National Governing Body (NGB) for yoga in England and Wales, our key spokespeople can comment on general industry news and developments.
BWY is a registered charity and the National Governing Body for Yoga in England and Wales, serving yoga schools, teachers and enthusiasts throughout the UK. Its globally recognised courses set the benchmark in quality standards, with members unified around a framework of safe, accessible and equitable yoga practices.
Our policies and guidelines assure that our members maintain a high level of teaching ability, professionalism and accountability. Our teacher training courses are Ofqual regulated to uphold quality standards.
We dedicate time and resources to curate and learn from the latest research to ensure best practice in all that we do. As a grassroots organisation, we serve the needs of local communities through twelve regional hubs, working collaboratively to foster accessibility and inclusion. Read our EDI statement here.
Natalie Lyndon, BWY PR & Communications Officer
Originally from Toronto, Canada, Diana was introduced to yoga after having children. Primarily using it as a tool to improve physical fitness, it soon become a vital component in her life. After moving to South Wales in 2004, Diana’s passion for yoga blossomed and she trained to become a yoga teacher with the BWY.
She has now been teaching yoga for 17 years and trains teachers on the BWY Foundation Course one and two. Originally volunteering for the Wales Festival Committee for the BWY, Diana later became the Area Representative for Mid and West Wales in 2018. She then took on the post of Regional Officer for Wales in June 2020. Diana was elected as BWY Chair in February 2022 and now plays a central role in supporting yoga teachers and practitioners across the UK.
Peter has worked for over 20 years in senior management roles within the charity sector. Before joining the BWY, he spent two years as CEO of the Centre for Alternative Technology in Mid-Wales, helping to build a sustainable skills hub to educate people on creating a zero-carbon Britain. Prior to this, he was Director of the Bradgate Park Trust and Director of Countryside & Land management at The Brecon Beacons National Park (Y Pac Cenedlaethol Bannau Brycheiniog).
In his free time, Peter fosters dogs for a local rescue centre and practices karate and yoga, which he finds are complementary disciplines.
BWY has featured editorially in the following newspapers and magazines:
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