1.Quidditch at Clapham Common, 20th October Perfect for Potter heads looking to get fit, have fun and meet similar minded folks. The event is sponsored by The London Unspeakables who are using the month of…
With the Oval set to kick-off the Cricket World Cup in just under six months’ time The Voice of London looks at all you need to know about the competition and you can get to…
In English football there exists a haven. A wonderful place where groups of men meet on Saturdays – sometimes a Tuesday – and they drink beer together. Some of them wait until after they’ve run…
The sporting world is ever evolving and thus the history of clubs can often be forgotten. Sports fans are obsessed with success, but more so are obsessed with short term success. If a team begins…
All around the country, there’s a fashion revolution taking place. You might absolutely hate football but take one look through your wardrobe and you’ll see that your fashion has been influenced by the beautiful game….
A legacy, a dream, a promise. The three words that were endlessly spouted by Mayor and owners when West Ham successfully bid to become the new tenants of the then named Olympic Stadium. Six years…
The chorus of cockney natter and shuffling of claret draped bodies had been a staple ingredient of East End charm for 112 years. The epicentre was the Boleyn Ground, but two and a half years…
Just like any subculture, some sports remain in relative obscurity for years before breaking into the mainstream. That is also the case with Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The Voice of London went to talk to Geoffrey Sautner,…
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang knows better than most that your skin colour is of irrelevance when you’ve sent your fans into a state of limb flailing ecstasy with a goal, especially if it’s against your local rivals. That…
There are still no openly gay players in England’s professional leagues – so does that mean the Rainbow Laces campaign is failing? Until Friday, Liam Davis of Cleethorpes United was the only gay man…
