This season is the first season of setting up a youth disability team with the intention of forming a competitive team for season 2010/11. Anyone aged between 11-16 is welcome to attend, regardless of their disability.

Based in the town of Nailsworth, Forest Green Rovers are currently the longest serving member of the Blue Square Premier having served the league well for 14 years. They are aiming to break this habit over the next few seasons and climb into the football league for the first time with positive changes and investment on and off the pitch pushing them towards success.

The Cheltenham Town FC Community Programme Adult Team is now in its third season with more players attending the sessions than ever. The team competes in the Ability Counts South-West Premiership, having previously won the Championship division in season 2007/08. Furthermore, in their first season in the Premiership, 2008/09 the team were recipients’ of the Fair Play Award, a great reward for their efforts.

Until very recently it was thought that Cheltenham Town Football Club was founded in 1892. However, recent evidence points to the origins being five years earlier when Mr Albert Close White returned to his native Cheltenham from college in London to take up a teaching post.

Founded in 1913 Old Patesians RFC proudly maintain the ethics and standards of all that is good in the game of rugby football.

Cheltenham CS RFC, formed in 1947, offer social and competitive rugby in Cheltenham. With the advent of national leagues in 1987, they were placed in Gloucester 2. 2001-2 saw them blunder into Gloucester 3 by having 2 points deducted and coming third from bottom, but they bounced straight back again, winning all their league matches. In 2004-5 they came second with promotion to Gloucester 1. This did not go well. They would have been relegated but for a re-organisation of the leagues, and they did get relegated in 2006-7. Their response was to win the League and move back into Gloucester 1, where they are now working hard towards further promotion. The most recent development at Cheltenham Civil Service RFC has been the addition of a women’s section to the club. The women’s section was first established in the 2010/11 season, during which friendly matches were played. At the end of a very successful season the women also reached the criteria required by the RFU to enter the official RFU leagues in the 2011/12 season.

Tewkesbury RFC is a rugby union club based in the town of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. Established in 1881, they support three teams, a ladies team and an enthusiastic group of junior and mini/midi sides.

Brockworth Rugby Union Club.

Minchinhampton Juniors exist to give all children of all abilities and backgrounds a chance to experience rugby in a friendly, safe environment. They welcome both boys and girls and have teams playing from under 6's through to under 14's. New season starts 4th September 2011! They're on the look out for new under 12s!

Minchinhampton Rangers Youth Football Club We pride ourselves on being a friendly club, with the main aim of all the children enjoying learning the sport in a fun atmosphere. If you are interested in joining the club, just contact a committee member or team coach.

Stroud's Door Youth Project offers; mentoring & personal support- so kids can learn to express their anger in more positive ways, a safe place for youths to hang out off the streets, fun and challenging activities and trips to channel their energy, an education- practical vocational training.

Minchinhampton Cricket Club. The club's main focus is on it's junior teams and runs teams at all junior levels from Under 11's to Under 15's, as well as men's teams who play in a local cricket league and friendly fixtures.

Minchinhampton Baptist Church (MBC) is located in a small market town in the Cotswolds. MBC is a vibrant spiritual home for around 300 people, many of whom live in Minchinhampton itself while others drive in from the surrounding villages.

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Stroud & District Athletic Club is a local, friendly and professional club based at Archway School sports hall meeting on a Tuesday and Thursday at 18:00. The club boasts a membership of approximately 350 members, covering an age range from 8 to 80+, and all athletic disciplines and abilities.

The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group campaigns for a simpler and fairer tax system for people on low incomes and provides free tax and tax credits advice to them.

British Gymnastics is the official governing body for gymnastics within the UK

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Minchinhampton Tennis Club - Contact Information

Birthmark Support Group for Adults

Birthmark Support Group

School and nursery search with Ofsted inspection report league tables. Ratings for every postcode in England.

Breakfast Club Plus is a UK-wide network that supports breakfast clubs by providing guidance for new clubs and information and best practice for established clubs.

Health and fitness clubs offering gym membership, personal fitness training, corporate gym membership and exercise classes.