Jonathan Dyson

Correspondent

Jonathan's work on the sports industry has been published by The Times, The Observer, The Independent and The Sun, as well as Sport Business, Off The Pitch, FC Business and Zero Carbon Academy.

He has also contributed to BBC Radio 5 Live, Middle East Eye, The Scotsman, Rediff.com., World Soccer, When Saturday Comes, Wisden Cricket Monthly and School Sport.

Away from sports, he has held full-time and freelance roles at a number of global B2B publishers. He was the Founding Editor of Twist - a magazine covering the latest developments across the fashion industry supply chain. The title is published by World Textile Information Network (WTiN). Following the success of the launch of Twist, Jonathan was promoted to Head of Content at WTiN. In this newly-created role, he was responsible for developing WTiN's digital content and social media presence as the company evolved from being a magazine publisher to a market-leading media company across all platforms.

Jonathan Dyson

Jonathan's Insights

English football serves up a Christmas cracker – but at what cost to the environment?

Christmas highlights fast fashion’s worst excesses – what does it say about today’s consumer?

Can a circular economy really be established for polyester textiles in Europe?

MotoGP to begin switch to non-fossil fuels in 2024 – but are its sustainability efforts going far enough?

Game On or Game Over? Sport Positive Summit and BBC Green Sport Awards highlight opportunities and challenges for sport and its net zero ambitions

World in union? Rugby World Cup begins with target for the game to be net zero by 2040, but sustainability challenges loom.

What next for sustainable cotton? New ranking highlights lack of commitment from brands over certified sourcing.

New report exposes fashion brands’ take-back schemes: how can the industry deal with its vast waste problem?

Electric growth: How can Formula E combine sustainability with global expansion?

Open to interpretation and without a common standard: What next for regenerative agriculture and the textile industry?

Game, set and match? Wimbledon aims to reduce its impact as tennis grapples with sustainability challenges

Green vision: Will golf’s new era impede or enhance its sustainability efforts?

Reshoring is a hot topic in the post-Covid world – but will textile manufacturing really come back home?

Hit for six: Cricket faces dire warnings over climate crisis – what is it doing to tackle the issue?

New traceability solutions aim to help reduce the textile industry’s carbon footprint

Will a circular economy help the European textile industry reach net zero?

Can Formula 1 really become net zero by 2030?

How can football deliver on both expansion and sustainability?