• Leeds United V Bristol City Brings in the Crowds

  By Trucks79

  Hay petesm Thornbury is ready and I am sure it will be the same as last time, you lot were great!...

            

   

  By Trucks79 at 15:48 on 12/02/11

  

  Locals in Thornbury were stunned this morning when their market town was swamped with football supporters, at one point Leeds united supporters were flocking into Thornbury by the coach load. At first glance locals were attracted by police activity focussing on the White Lion public house in the High Street; this was further enhanced with police patrolling the town centre on foot as well as a police riot van taking up residence...

• Wasted minutes on our bus ride back to Bristol

  By eleanor8896

  Maybe the driver was feeling ill.Did anyone think to ask if there was a problem?.

            

   

  By Bristol Evening Post at 19:04 on 10/07/11

  

  O N an errand of mercy my wife and I made a journey to Penarth. Our son, the chauffeur, drove us to the Marie Curie Rest Home to see our daughter, Jean. Her body frail, her voice barely audible. Containing one's feelings was a great strain. We were not able to give her a hug, being afraid to do so. We were reluctant to leave but she could not keep her eyes open. The following day we felt the need to have a bus trip choosing Bath as...

• Southmead stage tournament in memory of Naivalurua

  By malololailai

  vinaka vaka levu Joe

            

   

  By Bristol Evening Post at 16:48 on 08/08/11

  

  SOUTHMEAD stage their popular pre-season Super 10s Tournament, in memory of Joe Naivalurua, on Saturday when 12 teams are set to take part from noon. The event honours Joe, a member of a Royal Engineer search team who was killed in Northern Ireland in April 2000. Army side Duke of York are back to defend their trophy, while local clubs taking part include Avonmouth, St Mary's, Whitehall, Old Reds, North Bristol, Broad Plain and a...

• Jake's unbeaten 41 guides Knowle to cup victory over Winterbourne

  By 247Neutral

  It is Edmonds with an 'o'. Please amend as the family are very proud of his achievements and it...

            

   

  By Bristol Evening Post at 15:38 on 02/08/11

  

  KNOWLE overcame Winterbourne by seven wickets to be crowned South West Glass Under-17 Cup champions in last Sunday's final at Frampton Cotterell Cricket Club. After Winterbourne made 105-3, player-of-the-match Jake Edmunds hit an unbeaten 41 to secure victory for Knowle. It completed a good weekend for Edmunds, who had scored 164 for Knowle 3rd XI the previous day. The achievement award went to Winterbourne's Mike Norman, who made...

• Five-star Harry stars for Rocks

  By bonsaicrazy

  Tytherington Rocks could do with more supporters! Often wander up there with the dog to watch the...

            

   

  By Thornbury People at 07:00 on 13/10/10

  

  TYTHERINGTON Rocks Under-12s maintained their 100 per cent record with a stylish 9-4 win over a plucky Bishopston Buccaneers team. In-form striker Harry Brook scored five of the goals, with Curtis Shepherd, Jake Wood and Will Whitleton adding to the tally. An own goal completed the total, while Eddie Marshal (2), Max Bishop and Jack Osborne replied for Buccaneers. Deerswood Under-10s returned to form with a 9-0 away victory...

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