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  • RUGBY: Thornbury lose final day dead-rubber

    Bridgwater & Albion 34 Thornbury 19 THORNBURY finished the league season in an entertaining dead-rubber at Bridgwater, writes Dave Fox. Thornbury played with one eye on the forthcoming cup final, but demonstrated they can run most sides

  • Robins left to lament controversial decisions

    Bristol City were defeated 2-1 by Dean Smith’s Aston Villa on Saturday but the result could have been so different if two key refereeing decisions had gone our way. Villa probably should have taken the lead early-on when Albert Adomah headed against

  • FOOTBALL: Sodbury come from behind

    Toolstation Western Premier League Chipping Sodbury Town 2 Shepton Mallet 1 Two late goals saw Chipping Sodbury Town come from behind to defeat Shepton Mallet 2-1 at The Ridings. After Tyson Pollard’s deflected free- kick looked to

  • Driver caught using phone at wheel near Thornbury

    Avon and Somerset Police have revealed that they carried a further stop on a car in South Gloucestershire. After a recent operation was carried out in Yate recently, police posted on Twitter that they had pulled another driver over. On twitter

  • Campaigners protest over bank's investment in fossil fuels

    Campaigners from Dursley and Thornbury churches held a protest outside HSBC urging the bank to stop investing in fossil fuels. They visited the Thornbury branch as part of a national action by Christian Aid to visit every branch in the country.

  • Brave mum's skydive in memory of 'beautiful baby girl'

    Nearly a year on from the day that her 'beautiful baby' passed away, a mum from Yate and her friend took on a charity skydive to tackle the disease that killed her. Claire Grove's baby Libby was born in early 2018, however on March 26 last year

  • GAS GOSSIP: One win should secure Rovers’ League One status

    It’s not been easy following Bristol Rovers this season as they yet again put fans through an emotional wringer in last Saturday’s rollercoaster victory over Bradford City at the Memorial Stadium, writes Stephen Knowlson. The thrilling 3-2 win opened

  • YOUR LETTERS: Fury at abuse of residential parking

    One of my annoyances is the parking of cars at the roadside in residential areas. In particular are those people who have driveways and garages and fail to use them. These people park outside of other homes so that visitors to those homes cannot

  • WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Dursley pip South Glos to league title

    Dursley Ladies 4 South Glos 3 DURSLEY pipped South Glos to the division two title in a seven-goal thriller. The lead changed hands four times during the match before Dursley emerged as champions. Dursley started well and put the South Glos