Trevor Bond, who served the SJA in several roles including chair, treasurer and secretary, has died at the age of 90; he worked in senior sports edito…
On 30 July 1966, England beat West Germany 4-2 after extra-time at Wembley to win the World Cup; nearly 60 years later, five of the sports journalists…
A new biography of Middlesex and England batsman Patsy Hendren, which reveals his struggles with English cricket's establishment, is reviewed by Eric …
The Sports Journalists' Association of Great Britain joins with its counterpart organisations from France, Spain and Argentina, alongside the FWA, AIP…
The Guardian successful in Sports Publisher category at the SJA British Sports Journalism Awards, sponsored by Canon; The Athletic's Adam Crafton wins…
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Following its AGM and an EGM, the Sports Journalists’ Association is delighted to welcome Nick Powell as its new Secretary; Ashley Broadley looks to…
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Trevor Bond, who served the SJA in several roles including chair, treasurer and secretary, has died at the age of 90; he worked in senior sports edito…
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On 30 July 1966, England beat West Germany 4-2 after extra-time at Wembley to win the World Cup; nearly 60 years later, five of the sports journalists…
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A new biography of Middlesex and England batsman Patsy Hendren, which reveals his struggles with English cricket's establishment, is reviewed by Eric …
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The Sports Journalists' Association of Great Britain joins with its counterpart organisations from France, Spain and Argentina, alongside the FWA, AIP…
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Cricket's history from origins as a money-making enterprise to global product with the long-form game now under serious threat is recorded in a new bo…
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