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Cricket Weekly: Cricket World Cup Round 2 Roundup

Cricket Weekly: Cricket World Cup Round 1 Roundup

Extinction Rebellion and going carbon neutral

Government response ‘not enough’ to tackle climate change say activists

Extinction Rebellion: 12 years to save the planet

Sport

15Jun
<span>Cricket Weekly: Cricket World Cup Round 2 Roundup</span>

Cricket Weekly: Cricket World Cup Round 2 Roundup

Tweet By Riley Taylor (@rileyttaylor21) Welcome to the second edition of Overtime’s Cricket Weekly Column, where we look at the weeks biggest cricket stories and games. The weather took a toll on half of this week’s fixtures in the Cricket World Cup as games between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, South Africa and West Indies, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh and New Zealand versus India were all washed out. However, there is still plenty to cover in a week which saw England return to form and a clash between old rivals India and…

12Jun
<span>Cricket Weekly: Cricket World Cup Round 1 Roundup</span>

Cricket Weekly: Cricket World Cup Round 1 Roundup

Tweet By Riley Taylor (@rileyttaylor21) Welcome to the first edition of Overtime’s Cricket Weekly Column, where every week we look at the weeks biggest cricket stories and games. With the Cricket World Cup getting underway on Thursday, May 30th, Overtime will be covering each week’s fixtures and then creating a best eleven from the weeks play. This week it’s a bumper issue of Cricket Weekly with 10 games to cover! What everyone is here for! 🏆😍#CWC19 pic.twitter.com/2FHLwp0eHb — Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) June 6, 2019 Thursday May 30t England v…

19May
<span>Southampton FC – The Hassenhuttl Effect</span>

Southampton FC – The Hassenhuttl Effect

Tweet Southampton Football Club ended their 2018/19 Premier League campaign in 16th position, retaining their status amongst England’s elite for the seventh consecutive season, despite amassing a mere nine points going into the Christmas period. But with safety in the bag, was this season a success?  Ralph Hassenhutl was brought into the club to achieve the same as his predecessor Mark Hughes, remain in England’s top division. pushed the Saints over the safety line by injecting the “gegenpress” style of football into his sides DNA, a system already deployed in…

14May
<span>ARE WE RUNNING MORE?</span>

ARE WE RUNNING MORE?

Tweet Go for a stroll in your local park, chances are there’ll be someone out running. Are we experiencing a running boom in the UK, and if so why? Harry Trend investigates. Maybe the increase in participation in recreational running, which some have coined “the running boom”, is due to the emergence of running events such as parkrun. In 2018, 414,618 people applied for the London Marathon, the most popular marathon in the world.[i] Or maybe it’s the running clubs, the pillar of recreational running? From 2008 to 2015, UK…

Culture

18May
<span>Millennials and vinyl – is digital taking over?</span>

Millennials and vinyl – is digital taking over?

Mollie Quirk spoke to owner of Pebble Records, Michael, about whether millennials are embracing vinyl or addicted to digital music.

18May
<span>Trading places on Brighton’s high street</span>

Trading places on Brighton’s high street

After retailers across the nation suffered the worst Christmas sales period in a decade, Meganne Gerbeau reports on how Brighton’s shopping scene is currently coping

22May
<span>Jack in the Green 2018 – Proving May Day festivals are here to stay</span>

Jack in the Green 2018 – Proving May Day festivals are here to stay

Tweet Giants, jacks, bogies – these are just some of the weird and wonderful characters seen at the annual Jack in the Green festival in Hastings. For one weekend a year, they descend on Hastings Old Town with the streets covered by over 800 bunches of leaves as the start of summer is welcomed on May Day. 2018 saw an estimated 15000 people line the 1.5 mile route to West Hill where they were treated to live music and performances by Morris dancing teams from across the country before the…

22May
<span>The Future of Hastings pier</span>

The Future of Hastings pier

Tweet With £500,000 pounds needed by the end of May, the future of the Hastings pier looks uncertain. Events such as Hastings Pier Jam are a possible solution to the funding issues currently experienced. The one-day music festival brought together a wide range of people and will have brought in a substantial sum of money to the pier itself. The worry regarding the pier is that it will have to be sold, and in turn commercialised. Commercialisation could mean an end to these kind of music events and the town…

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