Hellenic League Division One WestLetcombe 0 Tytherington Rocks 2TYTHERINGTON remain top of the table after beating bottom side Letcombe.Rocks were on top from the start, but it took a little time before a packed Letcombe defence allowed them to get any
A HUGE quilt is being raffled off for charity at a craft fair.The Dursley and Cam Support Group of the Cotswold Care Hospice is holding its annual crafts event at Coaley Village Hall on Saturday (October, 26) from 10am to 4pm.The craft fair is now in
Gloucestershire County LeagueChipping Sodbury 2 Gala Wilton 1CHIPPING Sodbury Town continued where they left off from their victory over Berkeley Town and pulled off a very good result against Gala Wilton, who had only lost once up to this point. Sodbury
AN inquest into the death of a seven-month-old baby from Yate, who was found face down in his cot, has recorded an open verdict. Riley James Briant was pronounced dead at Bristol Children’s Hospital on May 5 this year after his father Christopher
THORNBURY'S One Stop Shop will operate from the town library starting on Monday. South Gloucestershire Council's advice service will move permanently to the library on St Mary Street on October 28. This follows the authority's decision to redeploy
PSYCH-pop trio Beaty Heart, are playing Bristol's Start the Bus next Tuesday, November 5, following the release of the band's first single, ‘Lekka Freakout’, to be lifted from their upcoming debut album ‘Mixed Blessings&rsquo
Toolstation Western League Bridport 1 Slimbridge 1 SLIMBRIDGE returned home from Dorset with their first away point of the season after a hard fought battle with Bridport. A 25-yard strike from Jamie Martin was cancelled out by a gifted
CHIPPING Sodbury Music Society let its hair down at the inaugural concert of the 2013/14 season. The Charleston Chasers, a very special ten piece band, treated the audience to two hours of nonstop foot tapping hot vintage music.Led by percussionist and
Gloucestershire Northern Senior League: Cam Bulldogs 0 Minsterworth 2 (Match Abandoned) CAM BULLDOGS manager Simon Penny admitted he felt relieved after their game against Minsterworth failed to go the distance. His side had just fallen 2-0
Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division OneBrockworth Albion 1 Dursley Town 1BRUNO Goncalves headed a second-half equaliser as Dursley came from behind to earn their third consecutive draw amid a torrential downpour at Brockworth.Town came under
THE ANNUAL Harvest celebrations were the perfect opportunity for kind-hearted pupils in Thornbury to support a vital charity very close to home.Children at Manorbrook Primary collected tins, bags of pasta and other essentials for the town's recently
AS theatrical experiences go, then you can’t get much more exciting than ‘Slava’s Snowshow’, which transforms the Bristol Hippodrome into a wonderful dream-like world next week . The multi-award winning show has been critically acclaimed for its
West Womens Hockey LeagueBerkeley Division OneDursley 0 Wotton-under-Edge 6THIS was, in theory, Dursley’s home fixture as they also play their fixtures at New Road but the psychological challenge of taking on Wotton on home turf was too much for
ENVIRONMENT crime officers have issued a warning to South Gloucestershire residents after a woman from Frampton Cotterell was fined hundreds of pounds for allowing strangers to dispose of her rubbish. Natasha Chamberlain of Kelbra Crescent, pleaded
A TODDLER and a teenage girl have escaped from a house fire which had spread from a car parked on the driveway. The children were asleep in the house in Filton, along with two adults, in the early hours of Monday (October 21) morning when a fire
A THESPIAN from Thornbury has picked up a best actor gong for his enthralling performance as Mozart’s self-proclaimed sworn enemy. Phil Domaille scooped the coveted accolade for his rendition of composer Antonio Salieri in the Thornbury Amateur
