A film following Vikash Dhorasoo, the first player of South Asian origin to play in a World Cup, is released in the UK this weekend.
Dhorasoo recently visited a Birmingham community organisation, 'Bend It Like Birmingham', to lend his support, and also gave his opinions on the lack of Asian footballers in the British game.
[UK] QPR defender Rehman awarded commitment to community award
Queens Park Rangers defender Zesh Rehman has been awarded the club's commitment to the community award.
[Community] Your Game festival reaches London this weekend
Some of the world's top football freestylers will join young people from disadvantaged backgrounds across London this week for a project which Prime Minister Gordon Brown says can unite different cultures and help young people become leaders in their communities.
[Europe] Atletico Madrid fined over Sinama-Pongolle abuse
Atletico Madrid have been fined a reported 3,000 euros by the Spanish Football Federation after fans chanted racist abuse at Recreativo Huelva's French striker Florent Sinama Pongolle during their Primera Liga match at the Calderon last weekend.
[Community] Multi-million pound fund open to youth centres across the country
Almost 200 million pounds has been made available to improve youth centres, particularly those in deprived areas.
New reports suggest the Government plans to introduce a new English language test for skilled migrants from outside Europe such as footballers.
How do you feel about the proposed plans? Let us know by posting a comment on our blog.
Pride Park Ticket Giveaway
An event hosted by Derby's GAD Khalsa Sports will showcase some of the region's most promising Asian footballers at Derby's Pride Park Stadium this Monday.
And we've got 5 tickets to give away.
Events
30th May-1st June 2008
Kick It Out has teamed up with Grass Roots Football LIVE. More information coming soon. Click here to visit the event's website.
Emmerson Boyce
"It is really encouraging to see such young people taking pleasure in learning such a positive message."
Emmerson Boyce, Wigan Athletic