BIRCHFIELD Harriers women enjoy the fruits of last year’s labour this weekend when they take part in European competition for the first time since 1999.Read
BRETT Morse may be making the most out of modern technology in a bid to stay one step ahead of his Olympic rivals – but it’s a tried and tested software application that is giving him the cutting edge.Read
IS THERE anybody still out there who harbours nostalgic reflections of traditional Olympian ideals being constituent of the increasingly imminent five ringed, greed ridden and corporately dominated London 2012?Read
BIRCHFIELD Harrier long jumper Shara Proctor believes she’s announced herself on the global stage with bronze at the World Indoor Championships and insists she fully intends to return to the podium at London 2012. Read
WHILE virtually every other British athlete will spend the coming months chasing times, stretching for heights and striving for distances, heptathlete Louise Hazel has done all of that and is sure of her Olympic dream.Read
LOUISE Hazel raised the curtain on a year that will hopefully lead to the London Olympics at the Birmingham Games – but admits she’s got plenty to work on before then.Read
COMMONWEALTH heptathlon champion Louise Hazel has criticised the system that saw her kicked off National Lottery funding just a few months before the most important season of her career.Read
This week's Birmingham Mail top ten looks at the many grounds, past and present, that have been home to these unforgettable fixtures. Do you agree with our selection? Have your say.Read
