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Cricket: Bourton Vale Cricket Club chairman Kevin Langley’s Christmas wish

Roger Jackson Thu, 26th Oct 2017 at 09:00

Ask Kevin Langley what he wants for Christmas and don’t be surprised if he answers: “A new cricket pavilion.” That’s because the chairman of Bourton Vale Cricket Club is one of those overseeing the building work that is...Ask Kevin Langley what he wants for Christmas and don’t be surprised if he answers: “A new cricket pavilion.” That’s because the chairman of Bourton Vale Cricket Club is one of those overseeing the building work that is...Ask Kevin Langley what he wants for Christmas and don’t be surprised if he answers: “A new cricket pavilion.” That’s because the chairman of Bourton Vale Cricket Club is one of those overseeing the building work that is...

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Golf: Captain’s Log – Rodney Williams, Cirencester Golf Club

Roger Jackson Thu, 26th Oct 2017 at 09:00

We’ve all heard the phrase ‘If you’re good enough, you’re old enough’… well, Rodney Williams is proving that if you’re good enough, you’re young enough. That’s because at the age of 74 he is...We’ve all heard the phrase ‘If you’re good enough, you’re old enough’… well, Rodney Williams is proving that if you’re good enough, you’re young enough. That’s because at the age of 74 he is...We’ve all heard the phrase ‘If you’re good enough, you’re old enough’… well, Rodney Williams is proving that if you’re good enough, you’re young enough. That’s because at the age of 74 he is...

Golf: Naunton Downs ladies dress to impress for a good cause

Contributed Sun, 22nd Oct 2017 at 09:00

Thirty-nine ladies from Naunton Downs Golf Club looked pretty in pink as they raised money for a good cause. They took part in a Pink Day Bowmaker team competition and raised £325 for Breast Cancer Now. There was even a prize for the pinkest...Thirty-nine ladies from Naunton Downs Golf Club looked pretty in pink as they raised money for a good cause. They took part in a Pink Day Bowmaker team competition and raised £325 for Breast Cancer Now. There was even a prize for the pinkest...Thirty-nine ladies from Naunton Downs Golf Club looked pretty in pink as they raised money for a good cause. They took part in a Pink Day Bowmaker team competition and raised £325 for Breast Cancer Now. There was even a prize for the pinkest...