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10th May 2025 - Frampton United Win Les James League Cup

Frampton United defeated Henbury & Rockleaze 2-1 draw to win the Les James League Cup Sponsored by Boca Teamwear. A Lewis Vye strike giving Frampton a 1-0 Lead at the break. Sam Bailey equalised for Henbury & Rockleaze early in teh second half, but the scores weren't level for long as Tom Mangan quickly put Frampton back in front with what proved to be the winning goal.


Frampton United Captain Dom Brown, recieving the Les James League Cup from League Vice-Chair Charlie Barron, Image courtesy Peter Langley


Frampton United Les James League Cup Winners 2024/25, Image courtesy Peter Langley

4th May 2025 - Stoke Gifford move into second place

Mark Simpson


The last Saturday of the League season with just three games and the runners up spot in the table still to be resolved. Wick won their last game but cannot get second and it will be finally decided next week when Frampton take on Filton. Stoke Gifford are there at the moment and Frampton will have to overhaul Gifford’s three goal advantage.

At Waterwells Quedgeley Wanderers played Stoke Gifford SGS United with both teams starting strongly. Quedgeley’s Fin Jenner won an early corner but they failed to capitalise on it. Travelling back down the other end Gifford had back-to-back corners, but both were cleared by the QW defence. Spike Weaver’s shot from distance was well saved by Nathan Charnock followed by another double save resulting in a corner that led to nothing. In the 23rd minute Gifford had a cross into the box caught by Charnock, but Aaron Sweete thought he was going to score and ended up knocking Charnock backwards. A few minutes later Jenner made a positive run at the Gifford defence and played in Rory Hunt whose shot ended up gaining QW a corner. Late in the half Quedgeley’s Ollie Barnett won possession, played the ball into Dave Cummings who flicked it into the air and his attempted bicycle kick was saved by Evan Healan. Into the second half and five minutes in, from an alleged foul on a QW player Gifford got the run of the ball leading to Bogdan Mara tapping it into the net. Both teams had further chances to score but Gifford’s 1-0 win sees them up to second place in the league with a healthy goal difference.

Wick beat Broadwell Amateurs at The Nest in what was the final game of the season for both sides. Broadwell struck first when Conner Smith broke through inside the opening ten minutes and took the ball past Kai Wilson to open the scoring. After a slow start Wick grew into the game as the first half developed and equalised on the half hour, Freddie Mogg turned smartly in the box drawing a foul allowing Cory Langdon to dispatch the spot kick into the net for his 37th league goal of the season. Wick got stronger as the game went on and were unfortunate not to be in the lead early on in the second half creating a number of chances with their substitutes having a positive impact. One of them, Bayley Rudge forced the issue in the box that led to a 75th minute winner as Jack Knight’s acrobatic assist saw the ball fall to Freddie Mogg who capped his man-of-the-match performance with a tidy finish for 2-1. There wasn’t much between the two sides but on the day Wick took a couple of chances which were enough to secure the points.

Henbury and Rockleaze’s last home game of the season against Totterdown United was played out in balmy sunshine at Arnall Drive with both sides playing their part in a competitive match. H&R started the better and controlled much of the first half and Harvey Moran should have opened the scoring on 16 minutes when through on goal but his side footed effort was wide. Three minutes later Fraser Butt’s free kick was expertly turned round the post by Ashley Martin and then on 30 minutes Tate Shaw slotted home at the second time of asking after good work by H&R’s midfield. It certainly wasn’t all one-way traffic with Totterdown looking good on the break. The second half was much different with Totterdown now starting to take control; however, on 49 minutes Moran found himself clean through on goal again, and again his effort was past the post. Chaz Hemmings fired wide for Totts on 76 minutes after some great wing work by George Saunders and on 89 minutes Joe Hodson’s effort for H&R was tipped over by Martin. Totts continued to push and push and with the last kick of the game outgoing manager Jack Thorley passed the ball into the net after finding himself free in the middle to deservedly take a share of the points at 1-1.

2nd May 2025 - Frampton United County Champions

Frampton United defeated Bromley Heath United 3-1 on penalties, after a 1-1 draw to win the Gloucestershire FA Senior Amateur Cup


27th April 2025 - Wick stay in the race for runnners up

Mark Simpson


Well, everything was cleared up in midweek. As I’ve said for a long time Almondsbury have the points in the bag, and in the end nobody was able to catch them. On Thursday evening they played one of their challengers Wick at The Field, a must win for Almonds and shortly after Wick drew level in the second half there appeared that there was only going to be one winner and it wasn’t the home side. However, Almonds somehow did score for a 2-1 victory to give themselves the title in front of 426 spectators. Almonds have led the way all season and it is appropriate they should win the League having seen off all challengers. To the other end of the table on Friday evening Quedgeley Wanderers gained the necessary point at Henbury and Rockleaze to keep their place in the League for next season and relegating Cheltenham Civil Service.

After the disappointment of Thursday evening Wick faced Ruardean Hill Rangers at The Nest and it was the hosts who started strongest playing some decent football and testing Aaron Underwood early on. The game still had a proper end of season feel with both sides rather slow in and out of possession but on 33 minutes a neat flick from Wick’s Zac Cheetham found Freddie Mogg who expertly finished in the bottom corner for 1-0. Six minutes later Cory Langdon was fouled in the box, got himself up and sent Underwood the wrong way from the spot for 2-0. Into time added on, Tommy Lacey tried his luck from 30 yards and his great strike found the bottom corner for 3-0. With 25 minutes to go a clumsy tackle Frank Taylor-Fox gave Ruardean a penalty from which Charlie Mason sent Kai Wilson the wrong way to pull one back. Three minutes later Ruardean’s Luke Brown picked the ball up on the halfway line and beat three players before firing into the bottom corner for 3-2. All of a sudden, things got a little nervy for the home side but five minutes from time Louis Short worked an angle well and finished smartly into the corner to give Wick a 4-2 win in a competitive game.

Chalford welcomed Broadwell Amateurs and the visitors made a quick start which saw Jamie Creed fire over inside the opening minute, before forcing Sam Neale into palming onto the post on 10 minutes. Jacob Rodgers flashed an effort across the face of goal for Chalford, who weren’t quite up to speed in the first half. Dan Brain volleyed over from a long throw in, before Creed crashed a free kick against the bar, Creed was denied from the edge of the box by Neale again, before the striker latched onto a flick on down the right and sent a dipping volley over Neale from wide on the right hand side. The second half saw Jamie Lock float a free kick to the back post, but Ryan Harry’s header was straight at Jack Watkins. Just after the hour mark, Neale produce a good save to keep out Jamie Belfitt – with the keeper sticking a right glove up to palm over the bar. Creed then missed his final guilt edge chance of proceedings, dragging wide after getting into space on the right side of the box. And with just under twenty minutes to go, Ryan Outram and Lewis Bainbridge combined well down the left hand side for Chalford, before the driven cross was swept home by Harry. Chalford nearly took the lead moments later, but Adam Foster’s pinpoint cross was once again headed straight at Watkins. Broadwell substitute, Liam Brain, had a great chance in the final five minutes, but after chesting down on the edge of the box – his volley was deflected just wide and with that the points were shared.

On a warm Friday evening Henbury & Rockleaze's penultimate home game ended in a 1-1 draw with Quedgeley Wanderers which extended the home team’s unbeaten record and ensured Quedgeley maintained their Gloucestershire County League status. In a game of few chances the first fell to Dan Webb on 17 minutes after the Quedgeley goalkeeper Nathan Charnock miss kicked a clearance to him, however Charnock recovered to gather the long-distance effort. Quedgeley deservedly took the lead on 35 minutes when skipper Sean Lawson had a snap effort from the edge of the area where a slight deflection wrong footed Harry Trett in the H&R goal to the delight of the away support. H&R huffed and puffed but didn’t create much of interest until the 44th minute when a ball around the corner from Harvey Moran allowed Callum Winter to dink the ball over Charnock to take the teams in level at the break. On 75 minutes Dylan Venn should have done better from a Fin Jenner cross but could only guide his header against the post which then rebounded safely back into the hands of Trett. On 81 minutes Trett made superb save tipping a goal bound effort around the corner from Nathan Payne, however, H&R should have won it on 89 minutes when substitute Joe Hodson did well to beat 2 defenders cut inside but his effort was 2-feet wide of the post when there were men free in the box. Whilst this was a cagey game it was another decent advert for County League football.

Other results this weekend:
Bromley Heath United 0 Frampton United 1
Filton Athletic 2 Hanham Athletic 1
Sharpness 2 Cheltenham Civil Service 0

27th April 2025 - Almondsbury Crowned Champion

Nigel Meaney


Almondsbury hosted Wick at the Field on Thursday Evening with a crowd of 426 in attendance. With so much on the line a cagey game ensued between two very good sides. Almonds took the lead on 16 minutes when Craig Lancastle fed the ball to skipper Alex Hill down the left, his cross shot beat everyone and went in the top right corner. Second half and on 58 minutes Wick deservedly drew level following a period of pressure a slick passing move left Wick captain Frank Taylor-Fox with a tap in to level. Then on 81 minutes the decisive moment as Almondsbury's Paolo Pali play's a lofted pass through the defence to find Liam Nicholls, whose first touch takes him past the goalkeeper and the second rolls the ball into the empty net for 2-1 to seal the championship for Almondsbury.

A mention for Tim O'Loughlin who has now won the County League three times, this third time coming 21 years after the first with Almondsbury (2003/04) followed up a win with Cribbs Friends Life (2011/12)

Almondsbury's Alex Hill recieves the Championship Trophy from Rob Orchard of Marcliff with his team looking on, Image courtesy Peter Langley


Almondsbury's Alex Hill with Rob Orchard of Marcliff, Image courtesy Peter Langley

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25th June 2025 - Constitution 2025/26

Nigel Meaney

The constitution for season 2025-26 was confirmed at the AGM.

Congratulations to Almondsbury who have been promoted to the Jewson Western League

The league loses Gala Wilton and Cheltenham Civil Service who have been relegated to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League

The league welcomes Tewkesbury Town who are promoted from the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League. Bishops Cleeve Development who have been promoted from the UHL Hellenic League Division 2.
Cribbs Reserves who have been demoted from the Jewson Western League by the FA and Tytherington Rocks who have taken a voluntary relegation from the UHL Hellenic League.

The League matches will start on 9th August, end date to be confirmed by the FA probably 2nd May 2026.

The season will open with the Ron Holpin Trophy between Stoke Gifford SGS United and Frampton United on 2nd August at 3:00 PM

Team
Bishops Cleeve Development OR Winterbourne United
Broadwell Amateurs
Bromley Heath United
Chalford
Cribbs Reserves
Filton Athletic
Frampton United
Hanham Athletic
Henbury & Rockleaze
Quedgeley Wanderers
Ruardean Hill Rangers
Sharpness
Stoke Gifford SGS United
Tewkesbury Town
Totterdown United
Tytherington Rocks
Wick

6th May 2025 - Electronic Programmes

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30th April 2025 - Les James League Cup sponsored by Boca Teamwear

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5th February 2025 - Promotion and Relegation

Nigel Meaney

The following clubs have applied for promotion to Step 6 of the National League System for Season 2025/6

  • Almondsbury
  • Sharpness
  • Stoke Gifford SGS United
  • Wick

The bottom two clubs will be relegated and replaced by the two successful applicants as determined by the Gloucestershire FA (GFA) rules for promotion in the local football pyramid as described in the GFA Handbook Here, on pages 58-59, Regulations of the Association Section 7 - Local Structure (South/North). The background to this process is described in an article on the GFA website Here

Clubs applying to join the league for next season are as follows

Bristol Premier Combination
  • DRG Frenchay
  • Hallen Reserves
  • Iron Acton
  • Winterbourne United
Bristol and Suburban League
  • Southmead CS Athletic
  • Wessex Wanderers
Gloucestershire Northern Senior League
  • Dursley Town
  • Longlevens Reserves
  • Tewkesbury Town
  • Whaddon United
Hellenic League
  • Bishops Cleeve Development
  • University of Bristol


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