NORMAN GILLER's latest book is packaged up and off to the printers, and he pauses to remember an old friend and a dark period from history…
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Month: January 2015
Hayters past and present gather for 60th celebration
Hayters sports agency will be celebrating its 60th anniversary next month, toasting their founder, Reg Hayter…
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Wilson appointed chairman of Hockey Writers’ Club
Iain Lewers and Susannah Townsend were named HWC's players of the year last week, as Graham Wilson took over as the club chairman…
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Club lifts ban on paper that was closed in 2011
ANTON RIPPON reports on another football club bandying around press bans - this time for a story that was published four years ago…
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Placing women’s sport higher on the media agenda
Next week, SARAH JUGGINS, the SJA's Treasurer, takes part in a wide-ranging discussion being held at Westminster on women's sport, including the media…
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Kidd, Cross and Kajumba complete Mirror re-shuffle
Dave Kidd has been appointed chief sports writer at the Daily Mirror, with John Cross promoted as chief football writer and Adrian Kajumba recruited…
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Four more sports jobs go at Express and Star
These latest cuts will see the reporting staff at the Express reduced from nine to six. Another member of the sports staff on the Star is also expecte…
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Accreditation: England women’s Six Nations
Members of the media are invited to apply for media accreditation to England women’s home games in the Six Nations against Italy, Scotland and Franc…
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Test your golf with the SJA in Wimbledon
The SJA is offering members, colleagues, friends and guests more fantastic value and a rare opportunity to play one of the best courses in London with…
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Olympic champion Triggs Hodge is our lunch guest
The SJA is delighted to announce that our guest speaker at our headline-making BT Sport sporting lunch will be Andrew Triggs Hodge, the double Olympic…
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