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The Mitres travel to Westfields tomorrow as they look to continue their fine run of form under manager Paul Collicutt. Last week saw them make the short trip to Longlevens and secure themselves a 2-0 victory courtesy of goals from Jordan Annear and Kevin Slack. The win took them nine points clear of the Hellenic […]
Forest Green’s Ebou Adams has revealed a quirky way of settling his nerves- by playing Candy Crush before each game. The Gambian midfielder recently returned to Rob Edwards’ Forest Green and featured in their 1-1 draw against Port Vale on Tuesday, confirming today that he didn’t even have time to go home before the match. […]
Gloucester Rugby head coach George Skivington has named his team for Friday night’s clash against London Irish. They will be without five players, who are all involved with their nations, Kirill Gotovtsev, Mark Atkinson, Chris Harris, Louis Rees-Zammit and Stephen Varney. Skivington has made two changes to the side, with Matias Alemanno and Jack Clement […]
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Amidst a recent surge in popularity, initial proposals have been made for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to make its debut at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. However, there are a number of hurdles that need to be overcome before the sport is taken seriously in the eyes of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The Olympic Games is evolving, […]
The A436 has reopened following a serious collision between the junctions for Kilkenny and Andoversford, the A436 Seven Springs roundabout and the A417 Air Balloon roundabout. Police were called shortly after 11.15am to the A436 near Pegglesworth on the yesterday morning following a collision between a lorry and car. Police have confirmed that one person […]
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I turned 25 over the Christmas period and one of my birthday gifts was a mental breakdown. I battled with the feeling that, due to Coronavirus, I was missing out on crucial experiences that young people are meant to have. I had a quarter-life-crisis if you will. On reflection, I should be grateful. I was able […]
Finding out your nan has stage three cancer is hard enough. Being told she will have to wait 3 months for a critical operation she desperately needs, while her cancer festers, is even more difficult. Throughout this time, me and my family experienced many emotions: fear, sadness, even anger. This anger was converted to rage […]