Harford edges out friend Temple

2:06pm today

STROUD squash star Jonathan Harford was pushed to the wire as he defeated childhood friend Robbie Temple at the Dunlop British Open at Liverpool Cricket Club.

Painswick win local derby

8:50am today

PAINSWICK completed a comfortable six-wicket victory in the local derby against Stroud at Farmhill.

Zara is Beijing bound

6:29pm Sunday 11th May 2008

MINCHINHAMPTON'S Zara Phillips has been named in the British three-day eventing squad for the Beijing Olympics in August.

Spearman stars as Gladiators move top

6:15pm Sunday 11th May 2008

GLOUCESTERSHIRE moved in pole position to qualify from the South West Division in the Friends Provident Trophy after their six wicket victory against Glamorgan at Cardiff yesterday.

Disappointment for Zara

2:32pm Saturday 10th May 2008

ZARA PHILLIPS' first horse race as a trainer ended in disappointment Master Down failed to finish in the Red Mills Intermediate Championship Final Hunter's Chase, at Cheltenham.

Lister set for Twickenham

10:29am Saturday 10th May 2008

STROUD'S Josh Lister will be part of the Gloucestershire young guns looking to break Yorkshire dominance in the National Under-20s Championship this weekend.

Reed's team set the standard

2:45pm Friday 9th May 2008

GREAT BRITAIN'S flagship four may have lost two men overboard in a matter of days, but the Beijing gold medal hopes were back on top dominating their heat at the first World Cup regatta of the season yesterday.

Trio scoop awards

11:19am Friday 9th May 2008

STUART FLEETWOOD, Darren Jones and Alex Lawless were the award winners at Forest Green's end of season presentation.

Harvey set to swoop

9:17am Friday 9th May 2008

FOREST Green manager Jim Harvey is set to sign five or six players this summer, writes Ashley Loveridge and Rob Iles.

Chairman seeks local talent in campaign

10:08am Thursday 8th May 2008

GLOUCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club Chairman John Light has vowed to work with clubs in the local area to help make the World Class West campaign a success, writes Rob Iles.

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