Sport

A YOUNG golfer is teeing up for a national sporting award.

Nine year-old Aadam Syed, a pupil at Cranford Primary School in Phelps Way, Harlington, is in the running for the HSBC Young Sports Personality of the Year at the 2010 British Asian Sports Awards, to be held on February 6.

He regularly participates in tournaments, often competing against older golfers, and he is the youngest member of the Middlesex under-14 team.

He will be up against two other boys, so if you want to see Aadam victorious, register your vote by calling 09050 260 300 or by texting BASA 300 to 84555. Texts cost 25p and calls cost 25p per minute, and voting closes on February 4.

A FOOTBALL training session for teenagers and adults with disabilities has been hailed as a resounding success.

The training session, the first of its kind, was the culmination of two months hard work from different groups in and around the borough.

VANDALS are repeatedly targeting a football club, causing thousands of pounds of damage.

MONDAY, 20th April, 2009 was a Red Letter day for Hayes Amateur Boxing Club, when their new, purpose-built gymnasium was officially opened by the guests of honour, the Mayor of Hillingdon, Cllr. Brian Crowe, Cllr. Henry Higgins, and former ABA, Commonwealth and World Light-Heavyweight Champion, John Conteh.