Sport

Thailand used to be the place people flew to for Muay Thai camps. Now it is also one of the easiest countries on earth to build real Brazilian Jiu Jitsu consistency. You get year round training weather, a strong martial arts culture, and a rotating crowd of international grapplers that keeps the room sharp.

The other big reason is simple math. Daily life can be cheaper than most...

Solicitors from Enable Law swapped briefing papers for battle‑ready wheelchairs when they joined an action‑packed wheelchair rugby session.

Enable Law partner Michelle Biddulph and solicitor Katherine Moyse left the office behind to take part in a lively taster session run by the West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club.

It allowed them to experience first‑hand the intensity...

Sports court surfaces take a beating. Thousands of hours of play, constant exposure to weather, UV radiation, temperature extremes, and the simple passage of time all take their toll. Yet many facilities continue using deteriorating surfaces well past their effective lifespan, often because the signs of failure develop gradually and it's hard to know when "worn" crosses the line into "unsafe...

City Padel has received planning approval to deliver Plymouth’s first-ever indoor padel facility, marking a major milestone for the fast-growing sport in the city. The new venue will be located at Kestrel Park, Plymouth, and represents one of City Padel’s most ambitious projects to date. The development is being led by a founding team that includes two-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner and...