by Cerys Jones | Jun 5, 2025 | Community, Wimbledon
Combine queueing and Wimbledon, and you get the most British experience possible – but none of it would be possible without the workers who keep fans in line. Queueing for hours on end with no guarantee of an end result feels pretty preposterous. But never doubt...
by Cerys Jones | Jun 5, 2025 | Innovation, Kit & Equipment Design
What if exercising on your period didn’t have to be uncomfortable? This is how a new wave of design is trying to make it happen. Periods in sport are nothing new, and thankfully, making the sporting environment more comfortable for those menstruating has become...
by Cerys Jones | Jun 4, 2025 | Groundwork
From driving lessons to courtrooms to press conferences, this is how interpreters make sport tick – this time in their own words. It’s an old cliche that sport is a universal language – but that would fall pretty flat without interpreters. Competitions...
by Cerys Jones | Jun 3, 2025 | Media, Uncategorised
Anyone can talk about sport for an hour, right? Wrong. Gaz Drinkwater, presenter of BBC Radio Manchester’s Total Sport, explains the work that goes into covering all the action from one of the UK’s biggest sporting hubs. What does a day in your life look like?...
by Cerys Jones | Jun 2, 2025 | Innovation, Technology
It started with horses running through a thread; now it’s a high-drama highlight of athletics events. Sidelines tracks the history of the photo finish and speaks to someone who knows what it’s like to be the first person to know the winner… The men’s...
