The officers and committee of the SJA send their best wishes for a speedy recovery to Barry Newcombe, our immediate past chairman, who broke his hip a…
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Category: AIPS
Azerbaijani football writer dies after vicious assault
Sports journalist colleagues in Azerbaijan are in shock after the death of a sportswriter following an attack by men alleged to be supporters of a foo…
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Guardian reporter is banned from Baku Games
The ban could have wide-ranging consequences for football journalists working for the rest of Britain's news media, as Baku is scheduled to stage four…
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Fleet Street has been on FIFA trail for decades
The FIFA corruption story this week grabbed headlines when authorities stepped in to take action. As MATT SCOTT reports, the British media has been re…
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Veteran football journalists are up for the World Cup
AIPS is calling for veteran sports journalists who have covered at least 10 football World Cups to contact them so that they may recognise their effor…
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Britain’s Self to head women’s commission
SJA vice-chair Janine Self has accepted an invitation to become secretary general of the AIPS women’s commission…
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Sign up now to avoid missing out on French events
Judging by the increase in requests received at the SJA offices in recent weeks, organisers of sports events in France, including rugby, football and …
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UEPS votes Farah as European sportsman of 2013
It is the first time that distance runner Farah, the Olympic and, in 2013, world champion at 5,000 and 10,000 metres, has won the Frank Taylor Trophy,…
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#SJA2013: Why I’d vote for… Christine Ohuruogu
Although Jessica Ennis has been a regular and very welcome guest at our annual British Sports Awards, she is not yet qualified to be a member of the S…
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AIPS membership renewal is now open
Membership of AIPS, the international sports journalists' association, is a unique benefit for SJA members. Only members of the SJA in Britain may joi…
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