September 3 - Britain's women's handball team have warmed up for their forthcoming European Championship clashes with Finland later this month with a successful training camp and tournament in Italy in which Warrington's Holly Lam-Moores (pictured) finished as the top scorer.

DESIGNS were unveiled today for, what the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) claimed, was a “simple, efficient and flexible” London 2012 Handball Arena that will become a new multi-sports facility in legacy.

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) today announced a shortlist of seven world class design teams for the Handball Arena for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, which will provide elite and community indoor sports facilities in legacy.

IT HAS been reported today that British Handball is set to appoint Norwegian Vigdis Holmeset (pictured) as coach for its women's team for the 2012 Olympics.

THE British Handball Association (BHA) today announced the appointment of two coaches to help the developing sport prepare for the 2012 Olympics.

THE British Handball Association (BHA) today announced the appointment of two coaches to help the developing sport prepare for the 2012 Olympics.

BRITISH HANDBALL has located its operational and high performance training centre in Sheffield as it continues it preparations for the 2012 Olympics.

BRITISH HANDBALL today announced the appointment of Morten Arvidsson (pictured) as head coach of the women’s world class programme, aimed at preparing the British team for the 2012 Olympics.

  HANDBALL and volleyball officials today vowed to carry on their programmes to try to make their sports competitive for London 2012 despite facing an uncertain future.

DENMARK and Germany have both offered to help British Handball keep its preparations for London 2012 on the right track despite its lack of funding.

THE British Handball Association (BHA) has launched a new logo which they hope will better reflect the excitement, speed and dynamism of the sport as they prepare for London 2012.

JANUARY 30 - TOP Danish coach Jesper Holmris (pictured) has joined the World Class Handball Programme as women’s head coach as the sport continues to get ready for 2012, it was announced today

British handball players Lynn McCafferty (pictured) and Kelsi Fairbrother have both signed professional contracts with top European clubs for next season, as their development towards London 2012 continues.