Jeremy Blackmore

Skidding away on the fast lane: England's injury distress

England have been experiencing an unprecedented slew of injuries to their best fast bowlers. What are the unique challenges that have contributed to this injury plague? Subscribe to read this and many more such articles The best of cricket for the…

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SOLD – Rare long leasehold

Morton Property Consultants are pleased to announce that 8 Unity Street, Bristol BS1 5HH Long Leasehold Office has now sold. 18 Viewings Best bids 4 offers One sale “We were delighted at the way you handled the sale of our office, your market…

Make it Happen: in conversation with Paul Viragh

Cahootify – a free software platform empowering independent producers, filmmakers and actors – is hosting a three-day film conference in Bristol on 22 April, welcoming some of the industry’s most established professionals, including renowned actor…

Nuffield Health: seeing in the spring

As we get older, cataracts affect many of us, but acting early can reduce the impact they will have on your life. Here, we focus on the signs to look for, and what can be done to alleviate the problem. Cataracts are a very common eye condition, and…

Chris Yeo: Mid-Century Magic

From Chris Yeo, Valuer at Clevedon Salerooms and regular expert on BBC’s Antiques Roadshow. The world of antiques never stands still, markets are always on the move. A great many people fall into the trap of thinking that their vintage treasures will…

Jeremy Blackmore: inspiring the future

An important pioneering initiative has been launched in the Bristol, aiming to provide more opportunities for young Black cricketers. Jeremy Blackmore hears from the African-Caribbean Engagement Programme’s development officer, Theo Gordon. Young…

The Kitchen Partners

When you work with The Kitchen Partners on Whiteladies Road, you’ll work directly with Fiona, Clinton and Vicky – from the initial enquiry, throughout the design process, to the final completion. They will ensure the journey always begins with you.…

Passion for food: taking five with Larkin Cen

From Masterchef finalist to owner of Bristol’s beloved Woky Ko restaurants to Great British Menu chef, Larkin Cen is proving himself to be one of Britain’s finest culinary talents. We take five with Larkin to find out more about his GBM journey and…

Dressed to kill: in conversation with Freya Berry

Bristol-born author and former journalist Freya Berry had front row seats to the 2016 US election, reporting live from New York. However, as the world’s eyes became fixed on the future president of the United States of America, Freya became obsessed…

Simply Splashing: in conversation with Kevin Clifton

Singin’ in the Rain – one of the most joyously uplifting, inventive musicals of our time – is touring the UK, bringing a star-spangled cast to The Bristol Hippodrome in May. Melissa Blease sits down with the show’s main man, Cosmo Brown, played by…

Jeremy Blackmore: high hopes for new head

It’s an exciting year for cricket in Bristol with a long-overdue return for Gloucestershire County Cricket Club after the pandemic put their promotion to Division One of the County Championship on hold. With a new head coach in place, the club has…

HOG ROAST

When Matthew Hoggard quit professional cricket in 2013, he tried his hand at various jobs from insurance to coaching and commentary to guest speaking. Nothing grabbed him and as with so many sports stars who retire after so long at the top of their…

Northamptonshire in 2022: Revival of the comeback county

JEREMY BLACKMORE: The Wantage Road county will belatedly take their place in the top tier of the County Championship this summer, having been promoted in the 2019 season. Six years ago, they were fighting to remain afloat There is a buzz around…

Sales is short of a century but denies Durham a big win

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE’S lower order put up a heroic eleventh-hour rearguard to deny Durham victory and secure a nail-biting draw.James Sales, who smashed a boundary on debut to win the game against Surrey last week, made his maiden first-class…

Tim’s pride as Seaxes finish with a flourish

Captain fantastic: Middlesex’s Tim Murtagh PICTURES: AlamyHalf century: John SimpsonTIM Murtagh led the celebrations as he became the first Middlesex captain to lead the Seaxes to four consecutive County Championship wins in a season since 1995.But…

England off to a flier – at long last

Leading from the front: Captain Heather Knight led England to victory in their first one-dayer with New Zealand with a swashbuckling knock of 87PICTURE: AlamyKATHERINE Brunt says victory against New Zealand at Bristol on Thursday was a huge boost for…

Knight brings up 200 in style as England clinch series

Nerveless: Sophia DunkleyENGLAND were again indebted to Sophia Dunkley for holding her nerve to see England to victory with a ball to spare in a nail-biting end to the final T20I against New Zealand at Taunton.The victory saw England take the series…

Kiwi ace Devine: We must open up to mental health

NEW ZEALAND captain Sophie Devine has called for open conversations about mental health and the tough challenges faced by athletes competing in bubbles around the world.Devine returned to competitive cricket this month following an extended break and…