Bream is a small village set on a ridge between Lydney and Coleford, offering a rural setting with a local rugby union team that plays in the Counties 2 Gloucestershire league.
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Bream, Gloucestershire is a small village situated between the towns of Lydney and Coleford. The settlement lies on a ridge of high ground, with the land falling away on three sides. The village is part of the GL 15 postal district. Residents can enjoy the local rugby union team that represents Bream in the Counties 2 Gloucestershire league, an eighth‑level competition in England. The league, which was formerly known as Gloucestershire/Somerset, now operates as a single division split into North and South. Bream’s position on the ridge offers a characteristic setting within the surrounding countryside. The ridge provides a distinctive topography, giving the village a panoramic outlook over the surrounding landscape. Being located between two larger towns, Bream offers a quieter residential environment while still providing access to the amenities of Lydney and Coleford. The village’s rugby team plays an important role in fostering local engagement and social interaction. Overall, Bream presents a typical rural village setting within the Gloucestershire county, with a strong sense of community and a distinctive geographical character.