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Marcus Willis and his double partner Scott Duncan won the Maspalomas Challenger, beating Markos Kalovelonis and Kelsey Stevenson. Willis had some challenges this year as in July, he was waiting for a call, which never came, so he was left without sponsors and said, “I was not able to afford a coach.” But the British […]
Cheltenham Association Football League expert Rob Morrison believes that the top two divisions are already decided, with the action featuring in the bottom league. Morrison is the league website’s administrator, and he also referees matches when needed, as well as taking on his current role as club president of Cheltenham Civil Service. As an expert in […]
This season’s edition of the Premier League has seen a massive increase in controversial refereeing decisions. Whether that be individual mistakes, VAR incompetence, or just tight calls, almost every team has been affected. One man in particular has been at the front of it all, 41-year-old Simon Hooper. Cheltenham Civil Service club president and referee […]
This weekend, Cheltenham Town Ladies have the chance to go where no Robinesses team have been before. The Fourth Round of the Women’s FA Cup. They face Reading of the Women’s Championship at Kayte Lane on Sunday. The Royals got to the Quarter-finals last season, eventually eliminated by Emma Hayes’ Chelsea, who’ve won the last […]
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Gloucester City boss Mike Cook claims his side “want to go as far as we can in every competition” ahead of FA Trophy clash against Braintree Town. The Tigers have recently come under some board changes, as chairman Patrick Chambers and his wife Nicky Chambers stepped down from their roles at the club, meaning the […]
Gloucestershire’s newest football company, Gloucestershire Player Development, is on the eve of start up as Harrison Ward looks to set up a ‘pathway’ for adults to get into teams. Queens Park Rangers scout Harrison Ward has spent a great deal of time in Asia and North America in academies and identifying players across the globe […]
Dursley Town Under-18s have had a great start to the season so far, winning six drawing one and losing one. Billings team were seven unbeaten coming into the game against Slimbridge which they narrowly lost 3-2 last night. Billings said: “The lads are obliviously very very very disappointed, but we have a game Sunday to […]
Ismael Nshimirimana is a third-year student studying music but alongside his passion for music he has found the heart for Volleyball, and he tells us he is hopeful of making the squad ahead of this years Varsity The side lost last years Varsity header but ahead of this year they have noted their failures “Following […]
Newly appointed Vice Chancellor, Clare Marchant, interviewed by students on the issues that matter to them. Clare Marchant, has dedicated herself to improve the sustainability of the University and says she’s “looking forward to those conversations” at her official installation. The event was shining with talent, students’ work was showcased all around the space as […]
People in Cheltenham and Gloucester are relying on food banks more than ever before, with a 56% rise in the last year. The cost-of-living crisis has left people struggling to feed their families, and worried about how they are going to pay their energy bills, with many working extra hours to make ends meet. (Gloucester food […]