Sport
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Celebrating women in sports workforce
Liverpool women have been recognised this week for their roles as sports coaches.
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Wrestler won’t submit to ageing process
A Huyton wrestler is still grappling with destiny at the age of 66
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Bebington Oval to receive major revamp
Bebington Oval leisure centre is set for a £775,000 renovation with a cash injection by Wirral Council.
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Tim Abraham
Tim spent 23 years at Sky Sports and was their Cricket Correspondent after starting his career in local radio.
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Tour of Britain race to make its Wirral debut
Cycling fever will grip the peninsula twice this year, as Wirral will host the Tour of Britain and another major race.
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Ping pong going strong in free scheme
The re-launch of a free and popular scheme is offering table tennis fans the chance to have fun.
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LJMU close in on handball title shot
LJMU Handball Club have moved one-step closer to qualifying for the national championships.
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City of Liverpool FC alive and kicking
City of Liverpool FC look to round off a successful debut season after their formation last year.
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Long Beach battles await for Jiu Jitsu kids
Four children from Merseyside have been invited to take part in an international Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournament hosted in the USA.
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‘Swifty’ Smith vows to become world champ
Liverpool boxer Stephen Smith is confident he can become champion ahead of his world title fight in Monte Carlo.
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Dining ‘blind’ to give a vision of disability
A charity dinner with a difference helped make people realise just how precious the gift of sight is.
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Bellew defends world title then baits Haye
Liverpool’s Tony Bellew beat BJ Flores in the third round to defend his WBC World Cruiserweight title at the Echo Arena.
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Tennis events target city players
A new tennis initiative is encouraging the people of Liverpool to interact with the sport in a series of events.
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JMU Journalism’s news review of the year
We look back at the past 12 months to focus on the key events which made 2015 another huge year for news and sport.
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Silver medal for Wallasey rowers
A women’s rowing relay team from Wallasey won a silver medal at the British Indoor Rowing Championships.
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Book documents amateur team’s history
A former player for a 103-year-old amateur football team in Liverpool has written a book exploring the unheralded history of the club.
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Johnson-Thompson so close to world record
Liverpool athlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson broke the British record for the 800m, narrowly missing out on a new world record.
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Cricket campaign on mental health issues
A campaign to encourage men to talk about mental health issues has been launched across cricket clubs.
