A Swindon man charged with manslaughter has made his first court appearance after police reopened their investigation.

Whitehawk president Andy Schofield extolled the lifetime of work secretary John ‘Rosey’ Rosenblatt had dedicated to the club after he won ...

The King was praised for his “innate understanding that we need to be in harmony with nature”, as he visited a project aimed at promoting red squirrels by limiting their grey cousins’ numbers using ...

After spending nearly a lifetime in football, Jack Pearce was delighted to receive The NLP’s Lifetime Achievement award at The ...

Mr Manifold, previously chief executive of Irish building materials firm CRH, joined BP last October as it sought to drive an upturn in performance. Albert Manifold was previously ...

Lazy Griff is poised to make his first competitive appearance since last year’s Irish Derby in the Star Sports Henry II Stakes at Sandown on Thursday – but his participation is ground dependent.

Kidsgrove Athletic vice chairman Ian Cooper was thrilled his club won the FSA Away Day Experience award at The Non-League Paper’s National ...

Football reporter and non-league boffin Tony Incenzo lauded Rochdale’s rollercoaster season as they won the Enterprise Team of the Year award ...

Alvechurch sporting director Mark Fogarty credited the hard work of his staff after the club won the Moving Forward Sports Community Club award ...

Non-league’s ultimate groundhopper Tony Incenzo highlighted the importance of the football pyramid in developing talent such as ...

The sentences of three teenage boys who were spared jail for rape are being sent to the Court of Appeal after a review under the unduly lenient scheme. Attorney General Lord Hermer said there was “an ...

Janice Nix, 67, was found guilty of the manslaughter of Andrea Bernard by forcing her into the bath in Thornton Heath, south London, on June 6 1978.