Thousands in bid to see London’s final greyhound race as Wimbledon Stadium closes
Almost 8,000 people turned up to the 3,000 capacity Wimbledon Stadium on Saturday to witness London’s last ever greyhound race. Queues
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From the safety of boxing to the growth of real tennis, this month’s issue of SW Londoner Sport Monthly is packed
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Sport turns rainbow as players across country lace up to support Stonewall campaign to battle homophobia
Stonewall’s Rainbow Laces campaign returns this weekend as the battle against homophobia, biphobia and transphobia continues. Football and rugby players
Bowled over! Young Kingston cricketer comes out top at Oval award ceremony
A young Kingston cricketer and his coach were rewarded for their hard work at a special ceremony at the Oval
‘A chance to do some giant killing’: Egham Town look to make FA Cup history
Egham Town face St Albans City tomorrow for the chance to play in the FA Cup first round proper for
Rio round up: Women’s hockey squad score gold after nail-biting penalty shootout and Nick Skelton rides high
Day 14 started out slowly but turned into an absolute cracker for Team GB as Britain’s women’s hockey outfit and
Acceptable in the 80s! Fancy dress dodgeballers raise £10,000 for Mencap at massive Wimbledon tournament
A team of Where’s Wallys helped raise a whopping £10,000 for Mencap at UK’s biggest dodgeball tournament as players dressed ducked
Britain’s fastest woman and Olympic hopeful Asher-Smith urges volunteers to take up Games Maker baton
Less than 40 days remain before sprinter Dina Asher-Smith can realise her childhood dream of appearing at an Olympic Games.
Twickenham podiatrist who rowed London to Brazil talks Rio inspiration and why he’s not afraid of Zika
He’s broken two world records, managing a world first 3,400 nautical mile manpowered journey across the Atlantic to Brazil, sandwiched
Former Dons stopper Worner thriving in non-league as he is crowned Goalkeeper of the Year
Goalkeeper Ross Worner believes his decision to drop down into non-league has been fully vindicated after he not only earned