James 'Jim' Mossop, widely recognised as one of the great sportswriters of his generation, has died at the age of 89; a multi-talented journalist, he …
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Entry window for SJA British Sports Journalism 2025 Awards
More than 40 categories available to enter; reduced entry fees for SJA members, freelancers, etc; now closed for entries...…
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John Roberts 1941-2026: ‘A real gentleman’ and one of the best-informed of all sports reporters
John Roberts, who has died aged 84, enjoyed a long and illustrious career in sports journalism, starting at the Stockport Express; here, SJA member an…
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10 top tips for your SJA British Sports Journalism Awards entry, from leading writer Heather Dewar
Not yet entered the SJA British Sports Journalism Awards? Here, award-winning writer Heather Dewar - previously shortlisted for Sports News Reporter a…
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Laurie Palacio’s SJA British Sports Journalism Awards advice for broadcasters and content creators
Looking for some advice before you submit for the SJA British Sports Journalism Awards? Former deputy head of talkSPORT and broadcast category judge L…
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Molly Darlington offers photography portfolio tips for SJA British Sports Journalism Awards
Molly Darlington is a previous winner of the Olympic and Paralympic Portfolio category at the SJA British Sports Journalism Awards; she picked up the …
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Final farewell to ‘Trans World Sport’ – the ambitious anthology show that ran for 38 years
A Saturday morning staple for a generation of British sports fans, 'Trans World Sport' has been produced continuously since 1987 - until this week; th…
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AIPS launches ‘Vote for the Champions of 2025’
AIPS has opened its end-of-the-year poll to choose the very best of 2025; AIPS members from all over the world can vote for the Best Athletes and Team…
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New Ipswich Town book captures club’s heyday, when goals and champagne flowed
A new book charting the rise of Ipswich Town under Alf Ramsey and the later revival sparked by Bobby Robson is reviewed by Eric Brown...…
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Chelsea cult hero David Speedie settles a few scores in new book
David Speedie escaped life in a Yorkshire pit to achieve four promotions during an 11-club football career which he describes in a frank autobiography…
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