An athletics club has spoken out over a decision by Birmingham City Council to more than triple the fee it charges the club for the annual use of its running track.Read
In the days since Li Na became the first Asian player to win one of tennis’ four major trophies, many commentators have claimed June 4, 2011 will go down in history as the date China’s women began to dominate the world game.Read
AEGON Classic players, Heather Watson and Joss Rae, visited young tennis players at the launch of Edgbaston Priory Club’s new community scheme, the Lordswood Community Tennis Club.Read
Plans have been unveiled to turn Birmingham’s half marathon into one of the greatest running events in the country, bringing in millions of pounds to the region.Read
Former world number one and tennis legend Martina Navratilova will lead the 30th anniversary celebrations at the AEGON Classic at Edgbaston Priory.
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It seems strange to think but after so many years of tendering, posturing and politicking, the future of elite grass court tennis in Birmingham is now shrouded in certainty.
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The amateur ethos of the Lord’s Taverners John Bright Trophy was dealt a minor blow when some players in the Phoenix Group were spotted warming up for their match against solicitors Challinors by running around the boundary at the Britannic Park ground in Moseley.Read
Groundsman Stuart Smith has been casting a keen eye over the weather reports in the past few weeks after being haunted by the downpours at last year’s AEGON Classic.Read
Welcome news for the Lord’s Taverners John Bright Trophy. Ross Reyburn, who runs Birmingham’s leading corporate cricket tournament on behalf of his club Moseley Ashfield CC, has escaped being classed as an illegal immigrant.Read
TENNIS chief Roger Draper launched the AEGON Classic in the city centre on Monday and claimed he is looking forward not just to the next 30 years of world class tennis in Birmingham but to the day when the event has a British winner.Read
Promoter Frank Warren has signed a new three-year deal with Birmingham’s high flying Frankie Gavin who, he says, will develop into a world class talent. Read