Metro have the go-ahead to do a collection at Waterloo train station on 26  August from 7 am (catch the commuters!) until 7 pm.  As you can imagine, these opportunities help us to raise money to continue to provide support for sporting and social activities across London. We will have a schedule so you can do as long or as short as you like!

The possible upcoming strikes have caused some changes to the programme.  To give you an idea, this is what is going to happen.

Metro Blind Sport is looking for a self-employed Tennis Coach based at Islington Tennis Centre in Middlesex. If you are keen to get involved in a really rewarding coaching opportunity, please send your CV to sport@metroblindsport.org

Last Saturday, 12 of the Metro bowlers participated in a round-robin pairs’ competition at Ravenscourt Park on a very hot day.

A lesson for both teams to learn from the BCEW south and west regional T20 quarter-final where the Devils played Surrey on Sunday. In a game where all no balls result in a free hit, there were 24 bowled in this match with many proving to be more costly to the sides than the single penalty run… Match report by Paul Toplis