Everly Pregnant Brothers

Performing a set in the Peace Gardens, Sheffield on Sunday 29th September 2013, after the presentations for the Great Yorkshire Run had taken place.

Many of the old favourites were heard such as their rendition of Pulp's "Common People" and newer tracks like "Pork Pie" (based on Blur's "Park Life") wowed the crowds.

A few more pictures can be found at: http://www.peverilphoto.com/gallery_591981.html

BUPA Great Yorkshire Run 2013

This hit the streets of Sheffield on Sunday 29th September 2013, running from Arundel Gate to Hillsborough and back.

Ryan McLeod (Tipton) winning the Men's Race in 29:40

Some photos from the event have been posted into a gallery at:  http://www.peverilphoto.com/section665568_591510.html

Sainsbury's School Games 2013

Mike Bushell, BBC presenter, enjoying the company of Scottish athletes at the Opening Ceremony.

A small selection of photos from this event are now available to view at: http://www.peverilphoto.com/section665568_591504.html

Stephen Lee - the verdict

Snooker player Stephen Lee, 38, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire has been banned for 12 years after being found guilty of seven match-fixing charges and has also been told to pay £40,000 costs.

 The former world number five cannot play in any game sanctioned by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA). He denied the allegations, which included a match at the World Snooker Championship in 2009, and intends to appeal.

Snooker's governing body says it is " the worst case of corruption" it has ever seen, and the longest ban imposed on a player by the organisation.  "The WPBSA has a zero tolerance approach to match fixing and this is further evidence of our uncompromising approach to dealing with such issues," said a spokesman.
The ban is calculated from 12 October 2012, when an interim suspension was imposed, and means Lee will not be able to compete as a professional snooker player before 12 October 2024, the date of his 50th birthday.

Stephen Lee - match fixing

Former world number five Stephen Lee must wait until today to discover his sentence for snooker match-fixing.  A hearing to consider punishment took place yesterday for what the sport's governing body has described as "the worst case of corruption" it has seen

Lee was found guilty of seven match-fixing charges following an independent tribunal chaired by Adam Lewis QC.

 
Stephen Lee seen at the 2012 World Championship match with Andrew Higginson.  See more at http://www.peverilphoto.com/section665568_479371.html

Sainsbury's School Games 2013

The Sainsbury's 2013 School Games is a multi-sport event that took place from 12-15 September 2013 in Sheffield.

Twelve sports were held across eight venues in the city and after 3 1/2 days I have racked up 2026 pictures on my hard-drive.

About 1,600 of the nation's finest young sports stars competed in:Fencing, Rugby Sevens, Gymnastics, Hockey, Badminton, Athletics, Cycling, Judo, Swimming, Table Tennis, Volleyball and Wheelchair Basketball.

In addition, approximately 700 coaches, support staff and volunteers gave so much to make the event a roaring success.

In a superb performance on the last day of athletics ever to be held at the Don Valley Stadium, Morgan Lake (Windsor, Slough, Eton & Hounslow) cleared 1.82m in the Women's High Jump in very blustery conditions to break Katarina Johnson-Thompson's 2008 record of 1.78m