SIDDINGTON FC emerged as 3-2 victors over visiting Cheltenham Saracens in Saturday's Cheltenham League game of contrasting halves. Although Gardiner and Sykes had a couple of changes to make, due to holidays and illness, Siddington went straight on the
CIRENCESTER Netball Club were keen to secure a convincing victory during their recent first division clash with Lyndean, their old Division 2 rivals. Both teams were promoted to the first division in the Cheltenham and Gloucester league this season. With
UNINSPIRED Bourton were soundly beaten 3-0 by a well organised Shortwood United Reserves side in Saturday's Northern Senior League encounter. The visitors always looked the more likely to take the three points. In fact, the game remained scoreless for
STOW RFC took the points in style on Saturday with what was their best performance to date this season, defeating Chippenham by 31 points to six. Although Stow thoroughly deserved their win, the visitors were very much in the game until the last quarter
TO give as many members as possible an opportunity to play in the Fur and Feather competition for vouchers to buy Christmas Fayre, two separate competitions were arranged by Cirencester Golf Club over the weekend of October 19-20. And members who decided
RICHARD Hughes, from Castle Eaton, near Swindon, has convincingly won the Whilton Mill Karting Championship in the Rotax Max class, even though there is still one round to go. The championship is structured so that drivers add the points scored from their
HEATHER Metcalfe, 23, of Duntisbourne Rous, near Cirencester, had double reason to celebrate at the Royal Agricultural College's Convocation Day held earlier this month. In addition to achieving a 2.1 BSc (Hons) degree in international equine and agricultural
Click on the picture or the headline to see more pictures of the fashion show. Font: Sharon Field, Chris Hickman, Carolyn Doyle, Emma Musto Back: Richard O'Donnell and David McKinnon Modelling clothes from Bertie Wooster at The Teddy Bears' Picnic. Roger
DESPITE last Sunday's dire weather forecast, five hardy souls gathered at the Parish Church in Cirencester for Corinium Cycling Club's weekly run. But warnings of the perils of high winds did not deter Norman and Peter from setting forth with the former
Cricklade YFC has become the first club in Wiltshire to be given the Charter Standard Award by the Football Association. This new scheme has been introduced by the FA to reward and recognise those clubs that can demonstrate that they meet the high standards
LAST weekend's gale-force winds meant that Swindon Road Club's cyclo-cross course had to be modified as it was deemed unsafe to race through Croft woods. Otherwise, the route made full use of the Sports Centre grounds, although the earlier heavy rain
GALE force winds failed to deter many Cirencester Athletics Club runners from taking part in last Sunday's Stroud Half Marathon, which was the final round of the club's road race championship. The stormy conditions made times largely irrelevant but there
MALMESBURY Vics FC emerged as 5-2 victors over Harrow Hill in what was a battle between two middle-of-the-table sides on Saturday. The Forest visitors opened the game brightly and took an early lead when a low ball from a corner was knocked in at the
