Cheltenham North women’s rugby take on Chipping Sodbury this weekend in a top of the table encounter that looks as if it’s set to light up some fireworks. With three matches played so far and three comfortable bonus point wins, Scott Laird’s side looks set to put out another big score against the fellow title […]
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Kiera Bracey has a shock at the races “Honestly, it opened my eyes to how much money people actually have”
First-time Cheltenham Races goer Kiera Bracey, aged 21, was stunned by the sheer amount of wealth and money on display during the races this past Friday, the 14th of November. With no prior knowledge to go by, the things to see and do were a bright awakening “I was a bit naïve about the size […]
“There’s absolutely no way we deserved to lose” – Cheltenham Town manager Steve Cotterill following Tranmere Rovers defeat
Cheltenham Town manager Steve Cotterill insisted the 3-2 defeat his side suffered against Tranmere Rovers on Saturday was not a fair reflection of their performance. Having gone 2-0 down inside 11 minutes in Birkenhead, the Robins came back to level the tie but returned to Gloucestershire empty handed following a late Charlie Whitaker free-kick that […]
Gloucester City defender Ben Richards-Everton feels “relieved” after his side beat Slough town on penalties to reach next stage of FA Trophy
Gloucester City defender Ben Richards-Everton was “happy to get the job done” as his side won on penalties at Arbour Park to reach the next round of the FA trophy. The Tigers eagerly await their next opponent in the draw tonight. Everton admitted it was a tough challenge against a side in the national league […]
UoG Darts extend lead on league after their victory over UoB
It was a wholly victorious day of darts for University of Gloucestershire Darts on Wednesday, as the A and B teams both secured vital victories versus the University of Birmingham. The two sides were separated by just six legs difference at the top of the league going into the matches, with the hosts, Gloucestershire, the […]
From Hartpury to the Copper Box, Seth Locke is rubbing shoulders with celebrities whilst studying at university
Seth Locke is the goalkeeper who has grown up throughout his time at Hartpury, playing non-league football, being managed by celebrities, and looking to go pro. “I came here as an 18 or 19-year-old and now, at the old age of 23, I’ve learned a lot. I’ve grown a lot as a person, I’ve grown […]
South-west Quilter Nations Series round up: Rees-Zammit back for a losing Wales and Arrundell shines as England thump Fiji.
England made it two from two in this year’s Quilter Nations Series after beating Fiji 38-18 in an extremely physical encounter with both sides showcasing individual brilliance. Bath Rugby’s Henry Arundell came on in the 66th minute and added some breath-taking pace to the game. He scored in the 75th minute, after Marcus Smith grubber […]
Cheltenham Town’s Ethon Archer previews fixture against “organised” Notts County
Ethon Archer believes teams are beginning to fear Cheltenham Town ahead of tonight’s League Two fixture against Notts County at the EV Charger Points Stadium. The Robins are currently unbeaten in League Two under new manager, Steve Cotterill and have picked up 11 points from his first four games in charge. “I feel like teams […]
Walking for Penguins, Pudsey and a Great Cause: My Three-Legged Challenge for BBC Children in Need
When the BBC Radio Gloucestershire team asked if I fancied being tied at the ankle and walking two miles three-legged for Children in Need, I thought — why not? It sounded like a laugh, and more importantly, it was for an incredible cause. What I didn’t realise was just how much fun (and how surprisingly […]









