Birmingham Coaches Nominated for National Award
Two Birmingham tennis coaches, Carolle Forde Garcia and Iman Mahmood, are finalists for a UK Coaching award, recognised for their inclusive project that has welcomed over 500 women and children.
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Konsa named Aston Villa vice-captain by Emery
Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has made a significant leadership decision, appointing defender Ezri Konsa as vice-captain behind World Cup winner Emiliano Martínez in a strategic move ahead of the new season.
Frickley Cricket Club scores £1k training facility boost
Historic South Elmsall cricket club receives major funding injection to develop two-lane training facility, enhancing community sports provision in West Yorkshire.
Gateley renews Birmingham Panthers partnership
Leading law firm Gateley Legal continues its backing of Birmingham Panthers basketball teams in an expanded partnership for the 2024/25 season, supporting both elite performance and community development programmes.
Shakespeare's Unexpected Cricket Legacy in Stratford
Discover how William Shakespeare's literary genius unexpectedly influenced the development of cricket in his hometown, creating a unique sporting heritage that continues to thrive today.
Ex-Blues star slams Joey Barton's women's football comments
Former Birmingham City goalkeeper Ian Bennett speaks out against Joey Barton's inflammatory comments about female football pundits, calling the remarks 'embarrassing' and highlighting the progress of women's football.
Aston Villa's Torres injury blow for Premier League push
Unai Emery faces defensive headache as Pau Torres joins growing injury list ahead of vital Premier League fixtures, dealing major blow to Villa's European ambitions.
Karen Carney: BBC's first female chief football analyst
Former England footballer Karen Carney becomes BBC's first female chief football analyst in landmark broadcasting appointment following her Strictly Come Dancing appearance.
Paul Scholes Quits TV Punditry in Shock Career Move
Manchester United icon Paul Scholes has dramatically walked away from his television career, citing frustrations with modern football coverage and a desire for authenticity in sports broadcasting.
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