Author: Aliyah Ahmed

The University of Gloucestershire Netball 3’s team concluded their BUCS season with a hard-fought 33-49 loss to Bournemouth in their final game on Wednesday. Despite the defeat, team captain Olivia Clinkard shared her pride in the team’s performance, calling it one of their best displays of the season. “The performance against Bournemouth on Wednesday was […]

“I decided that I wanted to run this to raise awareness around dyslexia, as I was diagnosed with it at the age of seven,” says Hannah Niles in preparation for one of her biggest challenges yet. For Hannah Niles the Bath Half-Marathon is more than just a physical test; it’s an opportunity to raise awareness […]

Cheltenham Town Women delivered a commanding 8-0 victory against Forest Green Rovers Women in the Gloucestershire County Cup semi-finals last night. The club has secured a spot in two upcoming finals. The impressive win at home showcased the team’s clinical finishing and growing confidence. They now look forward to competing for more silverware this year. […]

“It’s one nil, a one-nil win counts” says the Cheltenham Saracens manager after earning a place in the Gloucestershire’s Women’s FA Cup Semi-Final. The Cheltenham Saracens Women edged past local rivals Cheltenham Civil Defence Service with a narrow 1-0 victory in the Gloucestershire Women’s FA Cup quarter-final, securing their place in the last four. A […]

Muay Thai, the centuries-old martial art from Thailand, has seen rapid growth in the UK in recent years. What was once a niche sport now attracts a diverse mix of casual fitness enthusiasts and serious competitors. Olly Luscombe, a passionate Muay Thai fighter, sat down to discuss the sport’s expansion, the challenges he has faced […]