Pegasus Juniors 4 Coventry Copsewood 3. A HAT-trick from Chris Mortlock helped Pegasus into the second qualifying round of the FA Vase after a seven-goal thriller at Old School Lane. Andy Mowen and Cory Hyde combined to set up Mortlock for
RESIDENTS looking to dig deep into Herefordshire’s past are being invited to a hilltop excavation in the Golden Valley. A 5,000-year-old site in Dorstone has been studied as part of a project to learn more about the lives of the first Neolithic
Stockport 16 pts Luctonians 24. LUCTONIANS opened their National League North Two season in the best possible style with a bonus-point away win in Stockport. Stockport stand-off Mark Edwards put the home side ahead with a penalty after four
Coventry Sphinx 1 Westfields 2. A SUPERB strike from Jamie Cuss helped Westfields to their second Midland Alliance away win of the season. Fields made a fine start but had to wait until the 27th minute to take the lead. Cuss sent Carl Morgan
Ludlow 3 pts Hereford 37. RELEGATED Hereford made a great start to their return to Midlands One West with a strong second-half display in a comprehensive local derby win. Charlie Loughman kicked a penalty to give the visitors an early lead
A CENTURY from Atiq Ur Rehman gave Eastnor a great chance of holding on to their Birmingham League Division Two status. Atiq’s unbeaten 136 formed a huge proportion of Eastnor’s 189-8 while table-topping Barnards Green finished on 184-9, largely
GARNONS are the GB Liners Marches League champions for the third time in four years after a six-wicket win at Bartestree & Lugwardine . Luke Sparrow (15) and Matthew Deem (13) gave the home side a solid start but, apart from Jack Aldous- Fountain
THREE early years practitioners from Herefordshire have presented their research at a European conference. Karen Campbell, a childminder in Much Dewchurch , Jo McLellan, a centre worker at Widemarsh Children’s Centre in Hereford, and Gaynor Corrick
Don Giovanni recorded at the Salzburg Festival in 2008 will be screened at Booth’s Bookshop Cinema in Hay-on-Wye tomorrow. Directed by Claus Guth and starring Christopher Maltman as the promiscuous nobleman, this production takes Mozart's opera
WE were among the last, but strangely incidental, customers of Titleys Hardware Store on August 10. The pressed uniform, civility, photographs of the high street and the certificates on the shelves reflected years of diligent service to Kington
