Pro Sports Images photographer Shane Healey captured the action from Forest Green's EFL Trophy game against League One outfit Coventry City. The game ended all square after 90 minutes with Rovers winning the penalty shootout 8-7.
A 1-0 win over Reading on Saturday means we go into the autumn international break in fine fettle, just two points off league leaders West Brom and second-placed Nottingham Forest, writes Will Collins. The top of the Championship remains extremely
Yate Town 2 Hartley Wintney 1 BRISTOL CITY loanne Louis Britton bagged a 93rd minute winner to hand basement-boys Yate Town their first home win of the season, writes David Graham. Earlier, Hartley Wintney had the first chance on eight minutes
Numerous shops in Chipping Sodbury are taking part in a national scheme to try and encourage customers to use our high streets. The campaign, called Fiver Fest, aims to highlight shops on the high streets and what they sell. A number of different
PHOTOGRAPHER Paul Rubery captured the action from Chipping Sodbury's 37-31 victory over Avonmouth Old Boys.
THE great British weather may have tried its best to hamper them, but in the end it failed to stop The DODS and their fabulous Yellowcoats from turning out at the Stratford Park Lido in Stroud for a photoshoot to promote their latest production, Hi-De-Hi
Slimbridge 2-1 Bideford A LATE Jack Horrell strike saw Slimbridge make it five wins on the spin, writes Rob Peck. Earlier, Bideford took the lead on 37 minutes, Sean Downing heading home a cross from the right to leave the home side stunned.
THE great British weather may have tried its best to hamper them, but in the end it failed to stop The DODS and their fabulous Yellowcoats from turning out at the Stratford Park Lido in Stroud for a photoshoot to promote their latest production, Hi-De-Hi
Dursley 19 Fairford 33 Newley-promoted Fairford flew into Dursley and flew out with all five points, writes Chris Perrett. Dursley had a dream start when Cole went over inside 60 seconds to give the home side a 5-0 lead. The visitors hit back
BRISTOL ROVERS return well-rested to welcome the MK Dons to the Memorial Stadium this Saturday, writes Steve Knowlson. With no game last Saturday, most of the rest of the league played as normal and results were kind to Rovers who only slipped one
A SPECIAL concert will be held at the Castle School on Saturday. Thornbury Good Afternoon Choir are welcoming Bath Male Choir to the town. Bath Male Choir are conducted by Grenville Jones. One of the leading male choirs in the country, they hit
During my time in the pub review business I usually calculate where I am going weeks in advance but my visit to The Squire - Sodbury Steakhouse was more spontaneous and I was not disappointed. On my last visit to Sodbury I nipped in to The Beaufort
Police suspect drug dealing is taking place behind a shop in Thornbury. They have received reports of anti-social behaviour, drug use and dealing around the back of One Stop Shop in Primrose Drive. Letters have been sent out to nearby residents
A 48-year-old mum from Yate has been fined after knowingly allowing her two sons to skip school. The lady, who the Gazette has chosen to not identify, pleaded guilty to the charges at Bristol Magistrates' Court on September 20. The charges related
South Gloucestershire Council is due to vote on a new policy that would allow councillors to take time off for maternity or adoption leave. The new policy would see councillors entitled to leave whilst retaining their basic allowance and any special
There’s something very wrong with the Union Flag that has been flying proud at Gloucestershire County Council’s headquarters for the past few days – and no, it’s not upside down. Instead, the flag is missing a large, and quite important, section
There are so many issues and challenges facing local government at present, whether it is managing funding, adapting to changing policy or making sure communities and residents are being heard. This is why we as a nation need a General Election.
A TAXI driver who came close to death when thugs attacked his cab has spoken of his trauma – and questioned why police haven’t arrested the culprits. Stuart Woodward, from Stroud, said he could have been killed when yobs threw a scaffolding pole
