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Katie Reynolds
Katie Reynolds make debut for SGS...
Somerset county rugby and Weston Hornets player Katie Reynolds made her debut for South Gloucestershire and Stroud College (SGS) in the rugby match against Exeter College. The match was played in Bristol at the Wise Campus.
The 16-year-old former Worle School pupil from Worlebury is now studying for a Level 3 Extended Certificate/Diploma Sport at SGS in Filton. The college is a feeder for the Academy to Bristol Bears Ladies Rugby.
A strong SGS side were always in control of the match putting Exeter under a great deal of pressure. Katie playing at No 8 put in a good performance for her first match of the season.
Some handling errors by SGS allowed Exeter to score two tries against the run of play. The away side stuck to the task in hand to make an entertaining match for the spectators.
The final score was 53 points to 12 in favour of the Filton side.
SGS are coached by Matt Belbin. The Women's Rugby Academy has grown exponentially since it was formed in August 2013. Through high-level coaching, academy girls are helped to better understand the game and video analysis is used with field sessions to improve their tactical and technical performance. There is professional support to help in relation to mental preparation, physical conditioning and nutritional advice in addition to injury avoidance and rehabilitation.
Katie is a member of the U18 Centre of Excellence (CoE) programme with the English RFU. The CoE's are designed to develop players on an individual basis in a training environment. She must use this training environment to continue to work hard and develop herself as a player and individual - 'Better is always possible'.
Katie Reynolds is sponsored by Baytree Road Garage:
Date 20/09/18
Suspicious Vehicle
UPDATE - 4pm Tuesday 23 October. Again in Cliff Road removing items from a skip.
Seen in Cliff Road at 12.30pm on Wednesday 13 June.
Ford van, index number X 929 VOT, one man with the vehicle. He was getting out and looking in gardens.
UPDATE - He must like Worlebury. Friday 15 June at 9.45am he is again going around looking in gardens. He has been confronted by a resident and details being passed to Police.
UPDATE - Again driving around Worlebury, Wednesday 11 July at 8.45am.
Bus Service From 29 May 2018
Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS)
It appears that there are many blank faces when residents are asked what is the VETS number.
If you need help:
- Ring 999 immediately to call for an ambulance
- Ring VETS on 01934 442 911
Please enter 01934 442 911 on to your phone. It could save a life - possibly yours.
Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS)
The Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS) has been introduced to complement the installation of the defibrillator, which is situated at Worlebury Golf Club.
The system is now live and we have volunteers who can be called to fetch the defibrillator. They will then deliver it to where it is required.
If you need help:
- Ring 999 immediately to call for an ambulance
- Ring VETS on 01934 442 911
Defibrillator Is Here
Located Worlebury Golf Club, on external wall of Pro Shop to right of main entrance.
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