4.6K views · 13 reactions | Pigeon racing at The Royal Arms on Wakefield Road in 1989. You can watch the whole film and find out more about our Film & Sound project this Wednesday in the learning lab, 10am - 4pm Got films relating to Barnsley? We can convert them for free and provide you with a digital copy. | Experience Barnsley: Museum & Discovery Centre | Facebook

** FULL REPORT BELOW ** The Major Factors That Cause Losses in the Racing Pigeon Sport The Pigeon Academy Show – Posted 10/2/2025 Heavy rain, low visibility (fog), and strong or persistent headwinds are among the most important environmental drivers of pigeon losses in races. Wet plumage, reduced visibility, increased energy costs, and disorientation combine to make birds far less likely to return. Federations and codes across the US, UK, Australia, and international one-loft rules instruct orga

Yet another example of the power animals have to help people! These twin girls both have autism but their father has seen huge improvements in them since they started looking after racing pigeons. Many thanks to the Royal Pigeon Racing Association for helping to make this story possible. | Ben McGrail ITV

29 year old Chris Williams of Weymouth, Dorset, suffers from cerebral palsy. Chris recently spoke with ITV News Meridian about his love of racing pigeons and why the sport saved his life. Watch the inspiring video here: | Royal Pigeon Racing Association