Seventeen points - four penalties, a drop goal and a conversion, from the boot of fly-half Glen Dickson (pictured) plus a try from wing Harry Jones saw Weston-super-Mare to a 22-20 victory over neighbours Hornets at the Nest having led 18-9 at half time.

The Seasiders remain in the National Three South West's bottom three - six points above Oxford Harlequins who lost 50-19 at home to Barnstaple and well clear of Chard who lost 64-41 at Old Centralians - but eleven points behind Old Redcliffians who won 37-36 at home to Bournemouth.

Second placed Exmouth, who host Weston-super-Mare next Saturday, lost 37-7 away to league leaders Redingensians

Weston United continue fourth in the Tribute Somerset Premiers table after a 29-28 home victory over fourth placed Yatton. United remain point between Tor who won 48-7 at home to Minehead Barbarians.

Next Saturday the United are at home to Oldfield Old Boys who are three places off the foot of the table after a 27-25 home defeat against Nailsea & Backwell.

Weston Athletic remain third in the Tribute Somerset Two North table with a 22-10 at home to Old Bristolians 2ndXV.

Next Saturday the Athletic are away to Old Culverhaysians who are one place of the foot of the table having lost 41-19 away to Walcot 2ndXV.