Cricklewood Boxing Club is a registered charity (charity no 1178198), founded in 2016 by Rob Buick. Cllr Ryan Hack discovered that Cricklewood Boxing Club is about more than boxing (Image: Brent Council)Cllr Parvez Ahmed said: “Cricklewood Boxing Club is a powerful example of how grassroots sport can bring people together across cultures, ages and backgrounds. As a registered charity, Cricklewood Boxing Club also plays an important role in supporting local families. Clubs like Cricklewood Boxing Club do far more than train athletes — they strengthen communities, provide safe spaces for young people, and reflect the diversity, heritage and community spirit that make Brent such a special borough. As Mayor, I am proud to support organisations like Cricklewood Boxing Club and to see first-hand the positive impact they continue to have across our community.

Strava has deleted millions of race records after amateur athletes were caught cheating to climb up its internal leaderboards. The popular exercise app, which is used to record runs, cycles and other exercises, has culled 3.5million 'suspicious' activities from its database. Strava, which is used by around 180million people worldwide, offers virtual trophies and ranks users on leaderboards according to their times. However, the cheating has allowed amateur athletes to be placed higher than they should be. Claiming he has been a Strava 'mule' for more than a year, the runner said: 'So, basically someone will pay me to run a race with their Strava account on my phone.'

‌Rangers were in front of Kilmarnock by a single goal at the break but went on to win 5-1. The man looked above my head, saw the sign saying “High Dependency Unit” and left while saying: “Nothing serious I hope.”That’s why the crowd were booing, Danny. I wrote here last week that I expect Rangers to win the title with a bit to spare. They could be top of the league by the time they finish playing Hearts at Ibrox next weekend. Hibs can’t win the title but next best thing is helping make sure Hearts don’t win it either.

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Scotland to be battered by five days of snow blizzards with just one area sparedThe likes of Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen will be hit by a wall of snow in the next week but Glasgow will be lucky enough to miss out. View 2 Images Snow is set to hit Scotland next weekScotland may be battered by five days of snow blizzards as winter ends with a spell of freezing cold conditions. ‌But first, they will have to gear up for yet another snow blast with weather maps turning purple and the white stuff hitting every part of Scotland - except the west coast. Conditions will ease on Valentine's Day but there will still be patches of rain and snow, mostly in the Highlands and north-west and north-east of Scotland. Maps show nearly the whole of UK covered with purple, stretching from the Highlands to Plymouth, with barely any areas spared.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...Nelda Linsk will be honored at several Modernism Week events that will mark her impact on style and modernism in Palm Springs. This year, Modernism Week is making that legacy official by honoring Nelda Linsk as the First Lady of Modernism Week. The celebration starts on Thursday with a rededication of Linsk’s star on the Palm Springs Walk of the Stars. On Feb. 19 “This Is Your Life, Nelda Linsk!” will offer audiences a never-before-seen look at some of her archives and photos. First Lady of Modernism Week is a fitting title for the woman whose image helped put the city on the map.

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Michael Carrick explains Benjamin Sesko decision for Manchester United vs FulhamMan Utd play Tottenham in the Premier League on Saturday and Michael Carrick explained his team selection. (Image: mutv)Michael Carrick has reiterated Benjamin Sesko is important at Manchester United after again naming the striker on the bench. United won 3-2 against Fulham last weekend and Carrick has made no changes following that result. Latest news and analysis via the MEN’s Manchester United Facebook page‌Speaking to TNT Sports about the decision to stick with Sesko on the bench, Carrick said: “Ben’s been fantastic. Today was just a decision I’ve made but Ben will come on and make a big difference for us again.”Asked about the game plan, he said: “I’ve not had to pass an awful lot on.

The Perthshire-born star has recently returned to Scottish theatre after joining the Pitlochry Festival Theatre as artistic director and said he is looking to give something back to the place that helped shape him and his career. “It’s good to be back in a country that is sane and values things like the arts. Alan Cumming attends the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in Scotland (Bafta Scotland) Awards at the DoubleTree By Hilton Glasgow Central (Jane Barlow/PA)Speaking about the hit reality game show, Cumming said: “I think I have a great bird’s eye view from the inside. In 2018 he was awarded with a Bafta Scotland award for outstanding contribution to film and television. Cumming will also host the 2026 Bafta film awards later this month.

SynopsisThe Pentagon is severing all academic ties with Harvard University, ending military education programs due to claims of "woke" ideology. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that officers returned with "globalist and radical ideologies." This move follows President Trump's administration seeking damages from Harvard and reviewing ties with other Ivy League institutions.

Excitement is soaring for Year 5 and 6 pupils at a village school ahead of their trip to a space centre. Sainfoin Class at Pulham C of E Primary Academy are gearing up for their next scientific journey which will launch them to Leicester Space Centre in March. Miss Ashworth, Mrs Lincoln and Mrs Brown, with pupils from Sainfoin Class at Pulham C of E Primary Academy. In maths, Sainfoin Class has been conquering long division and multiplying fractions. Mrs Lincoln, class teacher said: “A joy to teach and a force of creativity, curiosity, and growth, Sainfoin Class has already made me very proud.”