March 2016

In the centre of Port Talbot lies this statue celebrating the proud history of the steel making town.
Dark news has emerged this week however as the UK's largest steel production plant has been put up for sale by it's foreign owners Tata Steel as it is losing £1 million a day.

As buyers are sought to purchase Tata Steel's loss making UK operation, the future of over 15,000 jobs are at risk, 4,100 of those are located at Port Talbot which would have a devastating on the local economy through the plants suppliers & contractors.

The All Golds player of the month, selected by Lee Randall of the Supporters Groups was Alex Davidson, here he is in action during Good Friday's bitter 28-29 loss to the Coventry Bears, ending with a drop goal from the local area's very own Joel James. Prince of Wales Stadium, 25/3/16

Dieter Thomas avoids a defender. All Golds CLS 22-40 Royal Logistic Corps, Prince of Wales Stadium, 25/3/16.

Chrism Mass at Swansea Menevia Cathederal, 23/3/16.

Bubbly is enjoyed during the St Patrick's Day events at Cheltenham Racecourse, Prestbury Park, 17/3/16.

Thsitlecrack (left) jumps a hurdle en route to winning the World Hurdle, the feature race during St Patrick's Day events at Cheltenham Racecourse, Prestbury Park, 17/2/16.

A prepared race fan watches the final moments of the World Hurdle from afar, Prestbury Park, 17/3/16.

Jamaican International Lamont Bryan warms up for the All Golds' first home match of the 2016 season, a local derby against South Wales Scorpions, scheduled to take place after the Ladies Day festivities at Cheltenham Racecourse! Prince of Wales Stadium, 16/3/16.

ex-All Gold Chris Vitalini collects his boot after loosing it on the Scorpions' defensive line, as his team endure a 44-22 loss to the All Golds during their first home match of the 2016 season, Prince of Wales Stadium, 16/3/16.

A queue for the portaloos form in as race goers migrate through Pittville Park, Cheltenham, 15/3/16.

Douvan lands with Ruby Walsh in control, before comfortably winning the Arkle Trophy. This would be the first of a hatrick of victories for Willie Mullins & Ruby Walsh on Champion Day of the 2016 Cheltenham Race Festival, Prestbury Park, 15/3/16.

The punters appear happy with the outcome of the Arkle Trophy, Prestbury Park, 15/3/16.

Tom Westcott sits on against the railing during his verses of Shook Nights as SPOILS close their set at the 2016 Glos-Tone-Beret festival, Frog & Fiddle, 11/3/16.

Ten Tombs EP Launch, Frog & Fiddle, 7/3/16.

The All Golds grab a drinks break during their warm up for their League 1 opener against Doncaster at the Keepmoat Stadium, 6/3/16.

All Golds Kit Man Dave Friend's Ford Focus waiting to be loaded outside of Doncaster's Keepmoat Stadium, 6/3/15.

Andrew Gamble dives over the try-line to extend the All Golds CLS team's early lead against Cardiff City in their first friendly match. Final Score: All Golds CLS 30-10 Cardiff City, The Folley, 5/3/16

St David's Day Daffodils, 1/3/16.

Spoils Rebrand Shoot, Hardwick Studio, 2/3/16.

All Ears Avow prepare a Fender Stratocaster backstage, 2 Pigs, 3/3/16.

Business End of the Season

Derek Mowbray led the 'Work' section of the newly re-structured Business Breakfast event from the All Golds on the 25th July 2014. The next event will take place at Oxstalls on September 12th.

Josh Williams makes a spectacular break to score a wonderful individual try, during the first half of the curtain raiser which saw the All Golds 16-0 up. The Scorpions were able to battle back during the second half however, coming out 38-32  victors in Maesteg. Match Report

Steve Parry begins to celebrate after crossing over to score against his former side, contributing to the 28-16 victory for the All Golds in Maesteg, securing a third win against the South Wales oufit &  re-igniting their playoff dreams as the end of the season draws closer. Match Report

All Golds v Scorpions

Head Coach Brad Hepi oversees the All Golds as they warm up for their first home match of the season against the South Wales Scorpions.

Temperatures hit 17 degrees in Cheltenham, perfect for an afternoon out watching the rugby.

Club captain Mike Stewart is still out with an injury, and is seen advising James Tutuila, who endured a rough game, playing against his former team for the first time since his move to the All Golds in November.

Lionel Hurst, you won't find a better dressed ball boy anywhere else!

The Scorpions attempted a late surge to catch the All Golds, but are stopped on the try line, loosing the match 29-17.

After contributing two tries in the second half to secure the victory, Danny Thomas is interviewed by Danielle Meredith.