The 62nd Macau Grand Prix has come to an exciting end with British drivers Alexander Sims and Sam McLeod claiming the third and fourth positions, respectively. A total of 24 drivers, including a third Briton, competed in the world-class event last weekend, which represents the climax of the Formula 3 calendar.

Manager of Walsall Football Club, Dean Smith visited Walsall College’s recently launched £11m Business and Sports Hub this week and presented Supported Learning students with silver medals following their success at a regional football tournament.

Britain’s Got Talent favourites Flawless are ready to light up British Basketball’s major Finals in 2016. In a series of special one-off performances, Flawless will firstly headline the entertainment for fans at the BBL Cup and WBBL Trophy Finals on Sunday 17 January at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham.

Council staff are broadening their horizons and helping the local community as part of the Employee Volunteering Scheme. A scheme run by the City of Wolverhampton Council allows employees to take up to two days of paid volunteering leave providing it fits in with business requirements, is of benefit to not for profit organisations, and is within Wolverhampton.

The Aegon GB Davis Cup Team will be rolling into Birmingham for the exciting Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group first-round clash against Japan in March. The tie, which takes place between 4-6 March 2016 at the 9,000 capacity Barclaycard Arena, will be only the second time the sides have met in the biggest team competition in tennis.

The rugby world is in mourning following the tragic death of All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu. The former New Zealand winger, the star of the 1995 World Cup, was 40.The All Blacks team doctor said it was an unexpected death, according to a report from New Zealand television station 3News. But it has also emerged that Lomu was on the waiting list for a second kidney transplant after his first, in 2004, failed in 2011.