On The Pulse: Was Oscar Pistorius right to complain about the length of his rival’s blades?
Summary: SWLondoner took to the streets of Wimbledon to find out… Image: By Grant Cloughton Oscar Pistorius’ blade row has
My Big Mouth: Paralympics break down barriers to inspire a generation
Summary: The Paralympics confirm that ‘Inspire A Generation’ is no longer just the cliché slogan given to the Games, but
Wandsworth Tandem Ballet project aspires to create lasting legacy
Summary: Tandem Ballet is a bicycle dance show involving six blind and partially sighted participants. Image: By Kimberley Swift “Spirit
Stars kick off National School Sport Week
Summary: World Champions, Olympic gold medallists and Brit Award-winning pop stars were on hand to help launch the the event
Skandia Sail for Gold – Hall anticipates most keenly contested competition yet in run-up to Games
Summary: Tim Hall believes this year’s Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta will be the mostly keenly contested yet with the
Clapham kids host Paralympic hero
Summary: Steve Brown, captain of the Team GB Wheelchair Rugby squad, paid a visit to Thomas’s Clapham school yesterday. Image:
Three-time Olympian Simon Mason lends London 2012 hopefuls a helping hand
Summary: Mason was in London to speak to the families of potential 2012 Olympians as part of P&G’s ‘nearest &
Centenarian to carry London 2012 Torch
Summary: Diana Gould, the oldest Torchbearer, will be one of just 8,000 people to carry the London 2012 Torch months
GB’s men’s sitting volleyball team determined to make London 2012 point
Summary: Clapham’s John Worall insists they aren’t heading to the capital just to make up the numbers. Image: By Ben
London 2012 Paralympian confident of European Championships success
Summary: Wheelchair basketball player Helen Turner confident in Team GB ability following Paralympic World Cup triumph. Image: By Charlie Talbot-Smith