Alison Williamson celebrated selection to her sixth Olympic Games by coming out on top in the first Archery GB National Series tournament of the year in Oxford yesterday.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson has spoken of her pride after securing a place at her sixth Olympic Games.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson was today selected to compete in her sixth consecutive Olympics at London 2012.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson has been eliminated from the individual women’s recurve competition in the second round at the Archery World Cup tournament in Antalya, Turkey.

RAF Shawbury’s new £5.8 million sporting complex has won the royal seal of approval ahead of London Olympics.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson, 40, remains on course to reach her sixth Olympic games after finishing third in a selection shootout at Lilleshall National Sports Centre.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson was today battling to make her sixth Olympic games – and enter the record books as the country’s most prolific Olympian.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson will take the final steps towards securing a place at her sixth consecutive Olympics when she takes part in the last of three selection shoots.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson top-scored as Great Britain’s Olympic archery hopefuls were whittled down from 17 to 12 at the conclusion of the first of three selection shoots yesterday.

Great Britain, featuring Shropshire Olympian Alison Williamson, came agonisingly close to claiming bronze in the women’s team event at the London Classic at Lord’s.

Shropshire archer Alison Williamson has battled through the pain barrier to strike gold at a major European event.