The Football Association is to consider sponsorship for the new national stadium in a move that sports industry insiders say could be worth more than 15m a year. The FA and government are expected to announce today (Wednesday) that Wembley has been selected as the site for the stadium ...
Optical chain Specsavers is in talks about putting its name on the shirts of English football referees. The discussions follow the sport's governing body FIFA's decision to relax the rules on referee sponsorship. Specsavers, which has around 400 outlets around the UK, is talking ...
UK Athletics is seeking 1.2m for the title sponsorship of the bulk of its grass-roots athletics programmes. The decision comes as part of an overhaul that will allow a commercial partner to tap into government efforts to get young people involved in the sport. The governing body is working ...
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The FA and government are expected to announce today that Wembley has been selected as the site for the stadium, and are looking at a range of options for recouping the expected 700m cost. It is understood a title sponsor has been ruled out because of likely opposition from fans. But a brand ...
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it is the current intention of the government to privatise it." Thompson, currently director of TV at the BBC ...
in the government of the BBC, in the same way that Davies was selected. Previously, the job had been decided by the government and the successful candidate would have received a phone call from Downing Street offering him ...
LONDON - The government has asked for comments on the BBC's revised plans for its digital youth
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