THERE is a new face on the reporting team at the Hereford Times. Carmelo Garcia joined the newsdesk at Holmer Road this week as the paper’s new Local Democracy reporter. The position has been made available through a BBC-funded scheme to help
EDGAR Street is almost sold out for home fans ahead of tomorrow's home match against Kettering. Between 4,600 and 4,700 fans are expected to see Hereford FC lift the Evo Stik Southern Premier title tomorrow afternoon following the game. Only
PEGASUS Juniors broke Hereford's stranglehold on the under-18s Herefordshire FA Giantkillers by beating them 3-1 at Edgar Street. Lewis Craddock opened the scoring after just five minutes for the Old School Lane side who then impressed with a fine
HEREFORD FC midfielder Rob Purdie has announced he is to retire at the end of the season. The 35-year-old has played a pivotal role in Hereford FC’s promotion push and had recently qualified as a fireman. The Hereford FC website said today: “After
HEREFORD FC Chairman Ken Kinnersley said that the club have some news on a ground development to be released before tomorrow’s final home game against Kettering. Kinnersley made the comments to Hereford FC Radio after his side secured promotion
THE medals of the most decorated soldier from the Herefordshire Regiment are returning to the county. The Herefordshire Regimental Museum have acquired the medals of Lieutenant Colonel Wilkins Fitzwilliams Chipp, who received seven gallantry and
HEREFORD manager Pete Beadle said that ‘big decisions’ need to be made ahead of the club’s maiden season in the National League North or South. The Bulls don’t know which region they will be put into next season which will be decided after the
HEREFORDSHIRE’S own record-breaking rower Kiko Matthews is urgently knocking on Hay Festival’s door in hopes of airing a brand new book about her Atlantic odyssey during next month’s prestigious event. Ironically, home for Kiko, whose name has
