John Dee, former snooker correspondent for The Daily Telegraph, has died after a short illness at the age of 82. Dee was part of the circuit as the sp…
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Month: July 2019
SJA 2019 British Sports Journalism awards welcome three new chairs of judges
The SJA 2019 British Sports Journalism Awards will have a different look this year. We are delighted that Faye Carruthers, Matthew Fearn and Colin Bat…
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Alan Hubbard celebrates 65 years in journalism – Trump, Boris, Ali, royalty, Sinatra and a couple of Burts
Independent on Sunday sports columnist, former sports editor of The Observer, and twice SJA diarist of the year, Alan Hubbard celebrates his 65th year…
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Royal Marsden organise tribute evening in memory of Vikki Orvice
The Royal Marsden Hospital is organising a tribute evening for former SJA committee member Vikki Orvice, who died earlier this year from breast cancer…
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Apply now for the 2020/2021 AIPS Card
AIPS members are reminded that it is now time to renew their subscription and order new two-year cards. Only members of the Sports Journalists’ Asso…
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All change at Daily Mail, including new chief sports reporter Matt Hughes
All change at the Daily Mail as head of sport Marc Padgett makes a series of new appointments. The imminent arrival of The Athletic has had a knock-on…
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JOBS: Greenways Publishing looking for subs
Greenways Publishing, publishers of niche sports titles, The Non League Football Paper, The League Paper, The Rugby Paper and The Cricket Paper, …
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SJA British Sports Awards 2019
It is that time of year again, as we bask in a summer of wonderful sport, to look ahead to a chilly day at The Pavilion by the Tower of London where t…
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Activity Alliance launches campaign #WhoSays to challenge negativity in disabled sport
Activity Alliance have this week launched a campaign – #WhoSays – challenging the negative misconceptions surrounding disabled people and spor…
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BBC’s Ornstein latest recruit for The Athletic
The exodus of sports journalists to new venture, The Athletic, continues. BBC sports correspondent David Ornstein is the latest high-profile recruit, …
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