Bristol Rovers Women's continued their winning streak in the South West Regional Women's League (Northern Division) with a 5-1 victory against Downend Flyers at Lockleaze Sports Centre on Sunday afternoon. During the build up to Sunday's clash, the 'Gas Girls' were forced to prepare with eight players missing from the first-team squad due to a variety of light injuries, illnesses and availability issues. This in turn meant that some players were required fulfil different role

Bristol Rovers Women's return to Lockleaze Sports Centre this Sunday afternoon in a bid to continue their positive start to the 2021/22 season, against Downend Flyers Ladies. Tickets are absolutely free and you register by clicking here. Come and support the girls in the famous blue and white quarters! #4Quarters1Community #GasGirls #UTGG

The ‘Gas Girls’ continued their 100% winning record in the Northern Division of the South West Women’s Football League, with an emphatic 7-1 victory away to Cheltenham Town Ladies Development. On an uncharacteristically warm and humid October afternoon at Petersfield Park, Rovers were forced to work with a slightly depleted squad with Natalie Coles, Betty Platt, Alva Lang, Katie Davies, Lily Greenslade and Georgia Vandries all unavailable for various reasons. Layah Douglas fr

The World Health Organisation recognises World Mental Health Day on 10 October every year. The overall objective of World Mental Health Day is to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and to mobilize efforts in support of mental health. Bristol Rovers Women's FC have identified five tips from the Mental Health Foundation that you can utilize in your daily routine that may help maintain your positive mental health and wellbeing. Eating Well What we eat doesn

Both 'Gas Girls' squads were back at Lockleaze Sports Centre on Tuesday evening, in preparation for another busy weekend of important fixtures. After a well earned Sunday off, the first-team are now focused on continuing their positive run of form in the South West Women's Regional League, while our Development Team face top of the table Tuffley Rovers at Lockleaze this Sunday afternoon. #UTGG #4Quarters1Community

Check out the match highlights from Bristol Rovers Women's FC Vs Cotswold Rangers in the Gloucestershire County Women's Football League. #GasGirls #4Quarters1Community

11 year-old Lily comes from a family of huge Bristol Rovers supporters and loves to play football for her team at Longwell Green Football Club. Throughout Lockdown and since the start of the academic year, Lily has had difficult time adjusting to life at a new School and not being able to play football with her friends during lockdown. Mum got in touch with us to see if we could help. Bristol Rovers Women's FC player Georgina Burgess joined us to meet her, the family and deli

Bristol Rovers Women’s players Georgia Vandries, Libby Bell and Jen Atherton have been volunteering their time to make phone calls to our elderly supporters as part of our ‘Tackling Loneliness’ project. The EFL Trust Tackling Loneliness Project, which is funded by the DCMS, have enabled clubs and their community departments to reach out to elderly members of our fan base who may be isolating or suffering with loneliness during these difficult times. Bristol Rovers Community T

It's been a while since the 'Gas Girls' have been able to train together at F45, but there is another way. January always brings us an opportunity to attack the new year with a sense of positivity, and a refreshed sense of ambition. However, it’s safe to say that Lockdown 3.0 has felt like running into a brick wall for all of us. It goes with out saying that this new Lockdown period is desperately needed to ease the pressure on the NHS while hospital admissions continue to ri

Amnesty International UK are hosting a live panel event to celebrate the launch of our new good practice guide for engaging refugee women in football, developed in partnership with the English Football Association. Establishing further links within our community is one of the for key areas at Bristol Rovers Women's and we're really looking forward to taking part in this event on Thursday evening (21st January). Club Secretary, Matthew Davies, said: "We're constantly open to f

Due to the updated restrictions in England, the next Bristol Rovers Community Trust BTEC 'Open Evening' will now take place online. There's still time to register for our online session on Thursday 21st January, where you will have the opportunity to chat to the education team and find out how we can help you to reach your goal! Being able to empower girls to fulfil their ambitions through education is one of our key areas as a community football club. We have already receive

Bristol Rovers Women's Football Club are supporting the imperative Stonewall Rainbow Laces campaign which kicked off on the 26th November and runs through to the 13th December. The Rainbow Laces' campaign aim is to make sports everyone's game, whilst focussing on inspiring, educating and encouraging allyship to support LGBT+ inclusion in sport. One of the four key areas at Bristol Rovers Women's FC is based around our 'Community' and the club are fully supportive of any organ