Who gets your vote? IAN COLE makes the case for Kath Grainger to have SJA members' support for Sportswoman of the Year…
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Month: October 2012
Ennis and Farah acclaimed by Athletics Writers
Olympic champions Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis were named athletes of the year by the British Athletics Writers’ Association at the organisation’s 5…
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Sport to lose established names in Guardian cuts
Kevin McCarra, the paper's former football correspondent, and rugby writer and sub Ian Malin, who has been with the paper for 25 years, are understood…
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Tough decisions: voting’s making my head hurt
In this greatest year in the history of British sport, the choice of who should win our coveted SJA Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year titles – t…
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Report shows five-fold return on sport investment
Investment in community sports projects can deliver a five-fold return on investment according to a report published today by the Laureus Sport for Go…
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Column that moves markets, on course and in The City
A racing punter's relationship with a newspaper tipster is a sensitive thing. ANTON RIPPON should know…
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Tull’s dramatic life story takes to the stage in Bolton
With racism in football again making headlines, the Octagon Theatre in Bolton has demonstrated interesting time by producing Tull, a new play about th…
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England’s abused Rose deserves writers’ support
NORMAN GILLER was saddened by scenes from an ugly, bygone era at an international football match this week…
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Radford and Reuters agree to settle ageism case
Ossian Shine, the agency's Asia sports editor, was immediately appointed acting global sports editor while Radford retired from the company after 32 y…
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Blowing the bugle on life on the road with the Army
When the latest book for review dropped through ANTON RIPPON's letter box, he was not keen. But Paul Winslow's account of life with England cricket's …
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