Counties 2 Gloucestershire

For season 2025–26 the North / South divisions were consolidated once more. Departing were Dings Crusaders II , promoted to Counties 1 Western North as champions of the South division who defeated Smiths (champions of the North division) 28-45 in the promotion play-off. All other teams, those placed 6th-12th in the North division and 7th-12th in the South division were cascaded down a level in the RFU pyramid to Counties 3 Gloucestershire (North) and Counties 3 Gloucestershire (South) respectively with the exception of Chipping Sodbury (12th South) who dropped two levels to Counties 4 Gloucestershire (South). ==Teams 2024–25==

North Departing were Gordon League, promoted to Counties 1 Western North. Old Cryptians (11th) were relegated. Joining were Gloucester Old Boys, Bredon Star and Berry Hill. South Departing were Berry Hill on a level transfer to Counties 2 Gloucestershire (North). Avonmouth Old Boys (11th) and Whitehall (12th) were relegated. Joining were Lydney II, Chipping Sodbury and Southmead ==Teams 2023–24==

North Departing were Cheltenham Saracens (12th), Old Centralians II (11th) and Ross-On-Wye (10th), all relegated. Spartans (Gloucester) (8th) did not return for the new season. Joining were Old Patesians and Stroud, both promoted, together with Cheltenham North, relegated from Counties 1 Western North South Departing were Clifton II, promoted to Counties 1 Western North. Lydney II (11th) and Drybrook II (12th) were relegated. Joining were Avonmouth Old Boys, relegated from Counties 1 Western North, together with North Bristol and Old Colstonians. ==Teams 2022–23==

This was the first season following the RFU's Adult Competition review and saw the league split into two divisions. Departing were Longlevens, promoted to Counties 1 Western North. North Joining were Spartans who had withdrawn from Counties 1 Western North in the 2021–22 season. South ==Teams 2021–22==

St Mary's Old Boys and Berry Hill who finished 9th and 10th respectively in 2019–20 but will play in Gloucester 1 in the current season. Their places were taken by Clifton II and Dings Crusaders II. ==2020–21==

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020–21 season was cancelled. ==Teams 2019–20==

The 2015–16 Gloucester Premier consisted of twelve teams from Gloucestershire and Bristol. The season started on 5 September 2015 and the last match was played on 23 April 2016. Eight of the twelve teams participated in last season's competition. League table • If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order: • Number of matches won • Difference between points for and against • Total number of points for • Aggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teams • Number of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settled ==Teams 2014–15==

Stroud are champions and along with the runner-up Whitehall (play-off winner) were promoted to Western Counties North. Painswick and Gordon League were relegated to Gloucester 1. • Berry Hill (relegated from Western Counties North) • Bream (promoted from Gloucester 1) • Cheltenham Saracens (promoted from Gloucester 1) • Cirencester (relegated from Western Counties North) • Frampton Cotterell • Gordon League • Hucclecote • Painswick • St. Mary's Old Boys • Stroud • Tewkesbury • Whitehall ==Teams 2013–14==

• Bristol Saracens • Dursley • Frampton Cotterill • Gordon League • Hucclecote (promoted from Gloucester 1) • Newent (promoted from Gloucester 1) • Painswick • Southmead • Stroud • St Mary's Old Boys • Tewkesbury • Whitehall ==Teams 2012–13==

• Bristol Saracens • Drybrook • Dursley • Frampton Cotterell • Gordon League • Painswick • Southmead • Stroud • St Mary's Old Boys (SW) • Tewkesbury • Whitehall • Widden Old Boys ==Teams 2011–12==

• Bishopston • Bristol Saracens • Drybrook • Frampton Cotterell • Longlevens • Old Bristolians • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Southmead • St. Mary's Old Boys • Tewkesbury • Widden Old Boys ==Teams 2010–11==

• Bristol Saracens • Brockworth • Frampton Cotterell • Gloucester Old Boys • Old Bristolians • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Ross-on-Wye RFC • Southmead • Tewkesbury • Whitehall RFC • Widden Old Boys ==Teams 2009–10==

• Bristol Saracens • Cirencester • Frampton Cotterell • Gloucester Old Boys • Hucclecote • Matson • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Ross-on-Wye RFC • Spartans • Tewkesbury • Whitehall ==Teams 2008–09==

• Bristol Saraces • Cirencester • Drybrook • Frampton Cotterell • Gloucester Old Boys • Hucclecote • Matson • Old Bristolians • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Spartans • Whitehall ==Teams 2007–08==

• Aretians • Cirencester • Drybrook • Frampton Cotterell • Gloucester Old Boys • Hartpury College • Hucclecote • Matson • North Bristol • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Whitehall ==Teams 2006–07==

• Aretians • Avonmouth Old Boys • Cirencester • Drybrook • Frampton Cotterell • Longlevens • Matson • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Painswick • Widden Old Boys • Whitehall ==Teams 2005–06==

• Aretians • Barton Hill • Chosen Hill Former Pupils • Drybrook • Longlevens • Matson • Old Colstonians • Old Richians • Painswick • Widden Old Boys ==Teams 2004–05==

• Aretians • Avonmouth Old Boys • Barton Hill • Chosen Hill Former Pupils • Longlevens • North Bristol • Old Richians • Painswick • Southmead • Tewkesbury ==Teams 2003–04==

• Aretians • Avonmouth Old Boys • Cheltenham North • Chipping Sodbury • Cirencester • Chosen Hill Former Pupils • Longlevens • North Bristol • Old Bristolians • Painswick ==Teams 2002–03==

• Aretians • Avonmouth Old Boys • Barton Hill • Cirencester • Chosen Hill Former Pupils • Drybrook • Hucclecote • Longlevens • North Bristol • Painswick ==Teams 2001–02==