Briton Pidcock to leave Ineos Grenadiers at end of season
Double Olympic mountain bike champion Tom Pidcock will leave his team Ineos Grenadiers at the end of the season, the British cycling team announced on Wednesday.
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Despite 20,000 on waiting lists for housing and rapidly rising rents, a staggering 1,040 homes in Bolton have been empty for more than two years
A staggering 1,040 homes in Bolton have remained empty and unfurnished for more than two years. councillors have heard. In total there are 4,419 homes in the borough currently unoccupied.
Older Brits could claim PIP backpay after DWP mobility assessment rule change
Certain older individuals receiving the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) with an award for the lower rate of mobility element may be able to request the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to reassess their claim due to a change in law. Those over State Pension age might also be eligible for an increased award for the mobility part of PIP, even if they have stopped receiving the benefit - and could be owed backdated payments.
Former Winnipeg Blue Bombers offensive co-ordinator named as new head coach for B.C. Lions
Buck Pierce started his CFL career in Vancouver as a player, and that's where he will return for his first job as a head coach.
Michigan fires offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell - ESPN
Michigan fired offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell on Tuesday, ending his three-year tenure with the team and his first as playcaller.
Optimism for new NHL collective agreement, with talks expected to begin in February
The NHL's collective bargaining agreement does not expire until Sept. 15, 2026. That discussions are set to begin on a new deal in early 2025 is already one step ahead of where hockey has been in labour negotiations in the past.
In the doghouse: Architecture for Dogs exhibition opens at Milan’s ADI Design Museum
The Architecture for Dogs exhibition has arrived at the ADI Design Museum in Milan, offering a whimsical yet thought-provoking exploration of design tailored to our canine companions.
Todd Greenberg To Take Over From Nick Hockley As Cricket Australia CEO
The current CEO of the Australian Cricketers' Association, Todd Greenberg will be succeeding Nick Hockley as the next chief executive officer of Cricket Australia (CA). Greenberg will be taking up the post in CA in March, as per cricket.com.au Hockley, appointed in 2020 initially in an interim role following a turbulent period under Kevin Roberts, announced back in August that he would be stepping down at the end of the current cricket season. Greenberg would be the 15th man to be either secretary or chief executive of the top cricket body in Australia ever since its formation in March 1892 as Australasian Cricket Council.