
Pearson reflects on Cherries defeat
Posted: Thursday, March 4th 2021
Saturday, August 18th 2018
City return to Sky Bet Championship action against Middlesbrough today (3pm kick-off), with the fixture raising money for the National Autistic Society Bristol branch.
The National Autistic Society is a donation-funded, non-profit charity, which is run by local parents and volunteers.
Autism is a life-long developmental disability affecting more than 150,000 children in the UK and is considered an ‘invisible’ disability.
Did you know drowning is one of the leading causes of death for autistic children?
To that end the charity has set up Super Swimmers Academy (SSA) so youngsters can learn to swim and gain water confidence, plus SSA Advanced for teenagers who need to improve the four swim stroke techniques.
Your donation will support the charity to fund these vital clubs for another year.
Please see the bucket collectors around the ground today and donate to the cause, if you possibly can.
Thank you.
Tom Lindsay has challenged his Bristol Bears Women squad to significantly raise the bar as they prepare for the trip to the capital to face Saracens Women.
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Pat Lam knows the Bears will have to be at their best when they make the short trip to Sixways to face Worcester Warriors on Saturday evening (5.15pm KO, live on BT Sport Extra).
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Siva Naulago's length-of-the-field effort against London Irish has been voted Nexa Move of the Month for February.
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Bristol Bears is proud to announce its first ‘Raving Fan Of The Month’, in association with the club’s principal partner, Ravenscroft.
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd 2021 • Rugby
Take advantage of a range of retail offers when kids go back to school on Monday, March 8th.
Posted: Tuesday, March 2nd 2021 • Rugby