Paul Alborough is a hip hop artist with a difference. Like many rappers, he uses wordplay and lyricism to convey stories and entertain. Unlike many rappers he is one of only a few to delve into silly but extremely polite world of ‘chap-hop’. He calls himself Professor Elemental, and is keen to show that even a middle […]
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‘What time is it love? Bedtime!’ Alarm at sexist intimidation from Gloucester construction site
An investigation has been launched after women in Gloucester complained about intimidating catcalling from an £18 million construction site in the city centre. They say they are disgusted at the actions of some workers at the Blackfriars site where a new student accommodation complex is taking shape. The latest incident was witnessed by student Mel […]
Varsity: Men’s Hockey Preview
Having won the Cup and the League double already this year, UOG men’s hockey have now set their focus on becoming Varsity victors for a 16th year running. Last year saw the Gloucestershire based team secure a 4-1 win. This years fixture takes place at St.Peters School in Gloucester at 16:30 tomorrow. With many players […]
VARSITY: University of Gloucestershire Futsal beaten 8-3
Speaking after the game, it was clear to see team captain Josh Kane’s pride in his team’s performance and had it not been for untimely injuries, the University of Gloucestershire could have taken home the win with ease. “[on how to better prepare] Not getting injuries to two key players would’ve helped. “The injury to […]
Varsity Rowing: Cancelation Threat For 2nd Year Running
Extreme weather could bring heartache to the University of Gloucestershire (UOG) rowing team as they seek their maiden win in Varsity. Last year the event was cancelled after Worcester failed to book out their stretch of the river Severn, Bevere Lock, and ended up forfeiting the point to UOG. The fixture, which has been dubbed […]
VARSITY UPDATE: Men’s cricket lose their first Varsity meeting for four years against Worcester
The University of Gloucestershire mens cricket team have lost their first Varsity encounter in four years following a four-wicket defeat to the University of Worcester. This leaves UOG trailing by five points to nine in the multi-sport competition. Worcester won the toss and chose to bowl first on a good pitch. It was very […]
Hay Fever: battling the “pollen bomb”
While yesterday saw the hottest day of the year so far, with parts of the UK reaching 28 degrees, the UK is celebrating the end of a bitter winter. As lovely as the weather seems considering the flurries of snow received just weeks ago, the quickly approaching summer can only mean one thing – the […]
PREVIEW: Gloucester City vs East Thurrock United
Gloucester City will entertain East Thurrock United tomorrow in their final home game of the season as they look to push for a top-half finish in the National League South. Last time out, the Tigers suffered a setback in their resurgence under manager Marc Richards as they fell to a 4-1 home defeat against St […]
TENNIS: GB’s Heather Watson plays Japan No.1 in Fed Cup
British number 2 Heather Watson faces World No. 22 Japanese player, Naomi Osaka, in the opener of the Fed world group stage 2 play-offs. Watson, 25, will face Osaka in the Bourbon Beans Dome stadium in Japan. The two players have met on one previous occasion, with Watson having to retire injured back in August 2017, although […]
Chelsea Bar & Brasserie Review: Great nosh or just too posh?
Featured Photo by Jez Timms Chelsea Bar and Brasserie is in the middle of town but hidden away at the same time. It offers up what you could call your typical “posh” setting with wine bottles covering the walls, comfy leather seats, lots of modern glass and varnished wood surfaces. The big open spaces and […]