Neil Byers is an active referee in amateur rugby league circles despite being in his eighth decade.

For my 70th birthday treat I was taken to the Etihad for Man City v Arsenal, with transport and tickets arranged...

Workington Finches will be flying the flag for Cumbrian Ladies rugby union when they play at Twickenham on May 1.

Two for the price of one this week as I take you back to November 2002 and a trip to...

Our five minutes with are a little bit different this week with 10 questions tackled by various members of the...

Referees are very often in the spotlight, so I thought it was time to spend some time with one of...

I’ve selected two games this week – my first two visits to the old Wembley stadium, which were actually made...

After a miserable 2022 season Workington Town are re-building on and off the field so it was time to catch-up...

I know it wasn’t abandoned, but the antics at Old Trafford on Sunday got me thinking on some of the...

A bit different this week because I’m going to recall some of the days I’ve spent at various race-tracks around...

There’s great excitement building for the return of the Workington Comets in May to a revamped Northside track.

Cockermouth Swimming Club has supplied numerous top swimmers over the years, including current star Luke Greenbank.

I don’t know why I’m highlighting this particular game because I tell everyone “don’t mention Market Drayton.”

Time was when table tennis was a popular game played in holiday camps, youth clubs and church halls.

Watching a recent darts final on tv I thought it was time to find out about the game in Cumbria.

Have you ever heard about the try I scored at Derwent Park?

It was May 1967 and Workington Reds were struggling towards bottom place in Division Three and relegation.

I suppose one of the dream jobs I was allocated during my time on the local newspaper was in July...

Golf is given the floor this week in our regular feature in which we look at individuals and their respective...

Well I might as well go the whole way and complete this little section with an assessment of my favourite...