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‘Object thrown at goalkeeper’ and ‘church break-in’

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Football Manager Condemns Fan Behaviour

Object Thrown at Goalkeeper Sparks Outrage

A football manager has expressed his deep disappointment following an incident where an object was hurled from the stands towards an opposing goalkeeper during a recent match.

Club Denounces Fan Conduct

Swindon Town FC manager **Ian Holloway** stated he was “disgusted” by the actions of a club supporter. The incident occurred during the team’s season opener against Walsall on Saturday.

Local News Highlights

In other regional news, parking charges are slated to increase in Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge later this month. Meanwhile, a proposed solar farm near the M5 has encountered significant public opposition due to concerns about potential flooding impacts in the Gloucestershire area.

Community Incidents Reported

Social media channels have also highlighted local events. A church in Uphill, near Weston-super-Mare, reported a break-in over the weekend. Separately, a road closure in Langport has resulted in a substantial diversion route for commuters.

Local Love Story Celebrated

In a heartwarming tale from Swindon, the first outdoor wedding ceremony in the town’s newly renovated Courtyard Garden celebrated a couple who have been together for 35 years.

Fan misconduct remains a persistent issue in professional sports. For instance, a 2023 survey by the Sports & Arts Foundation indicated that 15% of surveyed football fans had witnessed abusive behavior directed at players or officials in the past year.

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