Bristol Manor Farm FC

Bristol Manor Farm Football Club, established for the 1960–61 season and reformed in 1962–63, has built a strong foundation at its current home, The NL Services Stadium. This impressive facility, acquired in 1965, has undergone significant improvements over the years. Once known for its challenging slope, the pitch has been expertly leveled, and the addition of seating and floodlights since 1980 ensures an excellent experience for players and spectators alike, complemented by a spacious clubhouse. This permanent base proved instrumental in the club's successful application to join the Somerset Senior League, where they rapidly advanced through the divisions.

Their ambition led them to the Western League in 1977, joining its First Division for the 1977–78 season. Bristol Manor Farm's dedication paid off in the 1982–83 season when they triumphantly won the First Division championship, securing promotion to the Premier Division. After a brief period of absence, they commendably regained their Premier status in 2003–04. The club has also enjoyed cup success, making it to the final of the G.F.A. Challenge Trophy in 1983–84 and winning the trophy in 1987–88, a feat they have repeated on three further occasions, showcasing their consistent prowess.