THE annual match for the Righties and Lefties took place on a dry afternoon and the result was a resounding 5.5-1.5 win by the Righties, even though three matches went to the last green. Results: Daz Chapman and Andy Locking won 1 up Sid Pearce
AN AUTHOR from Tockington is set to publish his fourth book – to coincide with the commemoration of the start of the First World War.Eric Garrett’s newest book, ‘From Olveston to Aleppo’, will be launched during the next meeting
MEMBERS of Cam’s Tumpy Green Equestrian Centre Pony Club got a lesson from neighbourhood police on the importance of equestrian security.Officers from Dursley and Stroud Police stations spent the morning with 25 young equestrians whose ages ranged
DURSLEY Dolphins had a great start to their season at the annual Bristol North Open Meet with medals and personal bests galore.The youngsters, aged from nine to 12-years-old, competed in a total of 24 races against swimmers from all over the south west
TEENAGER Louis Cowell lost all his locks when he decided to have his head shaved in aid of Cancer Research UK.The 13-year-old hopes to eventually raise more than £300 as a result of the drastic hair cut, with plenty of support coming from his classmates
Rambert’s Rooster Rocks Theatre Royal Bath Returning to the stage after 13 years, Rooster makes its debut in Rambert’s 2014 programme at the Theatre Royal, Bath from Thursday 30th October to Saturday 01st November. Christopher Bruce, one
AN AFRICAN adventure was had in Thornbury last month.On Tuesday, October 21an audience of about 50 people were fascinated by presentations given by three speakers - arranged by the Thornbury and District Make Poverty History Group.The event was part of
THE start of the Wotton and district Primary School Cross Country series was again held at Katharine Lady Berkeley's School. Twenty-four schools from the surrounding area attended with 360 children entering the four races. weather conditions
