WESTFIELDS and Pegasus Juniors both enjoyed excellent days in the FA Cup. The city duo both scored five goals, earning £750 in prize money as they progressed to the competition's preliminary round. But it was not such a happy story for Wellington and
Hereford United 1 Cheltenham Town 1. JONNY Godsmark’s second goal in four days earned Hereford a League 2 in their local derby clash. Hereford had trailed to an Elvis Hammond strike and were second best for much oa game in which they
THE Tan-y-Castell fixture under BHRC rules was hugely successful for many local trainers, and was run in a festival-like atmosphere. Several spectators, hurried to back Lyn Mould’s charge, Del Boy II in the first heat, purely because the prize-winning
THERE seemed little likelihood of a goal in a disappointing first-half in league 2 derby clash between Hereford and Cheltenham at Edgar Street. There was precious little goalmouth action in the opening exchanges with a couple of long-distance Cheltenham
HEREFORDSHIRE have slipped to the foot of the Minor Counties Championship Western Division table after an eight-wicket defeat by Oxfordshire at Colwall. The second-placed visitors eased home with three overs to spar, chasing a target of 136. First-innings
HEREFORD suffered a pre-match blow before their local derby League 2 clash with Cheltenham when Marc Pugh, who scored twice at Morecambe the previous Saturday, was ruled out by injury. Matt Done was selected to take his place and Hereford also made three
HEREFORDSHIRE surprised their hosts Worcester by winning five of the six rinks in a 132 shots to 100 victory at Chester Road, Kidderminster. Ron Perry had an inspired match, showing his class and experience in guiding his rink to Herefordshire's highest
AT the fourth and final meeting of the National Junior Athletics League Central Division at Tipton, composite Club Border Olympians (Bridgnorth, Hereford and Oswestry) came fourth on the day and finished third overall. Cheltenham topped the final table
More than 300 local singers will play their part in The Gathering Wave masterminded by the Music Pool. Ten adult and four primary school choirs have been practising their own parts and coming together for mass rehearsals for months. The event will
J-Mart Cup, first round: Barrels 3 (John Morris 2, Dave Cope) Heart of Oak 2 (Tom Hyde, Dave Price), Britannia 6 (Dan Wilkins 2, Mike Wilkins 2, Luke Wilkins, og) Three Elms 2 (Ash Saunders 2), Brewers 0 Kegville 7 (Simon Welsh 3, Jody Dawe 2, Rob Silcox
AN Eastnor team skipped by Val Pedlingham reached the semi-finals of the 2009 Dorset Bowls Resort National Fours Championship at Leamington Spa. Pedlingham and her team missed out on reaching the final after a narrow 18-14 semi-final defeat to Chichester
MAY I endorse the kind words of your correspondent, Peter Glover (Hereford Times, July 2), regarding his treatment at Hereford County Hospital. While on holiday in Wales last summer I underwent a life-saving operation in Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest
ONE bright spot in the beleaguered car industry is the demand for smaller vehicles such as Citroen’s new family MPV, the C3 Picasso. Many car buyers who are having to tighten their belts are looking for a clever, smaller and cheap-to-run vehicle
Hampton Mere, Hampton Wafre, near Leominster Agent: Stooke, Hill & Walshe Offers: £595,000 Call: 01432 343477 DATING back to the 17th century, this beautiful, five bedroom, detached farmhouse, stands in gardens and grounds of approximately
A SURVEY of 14 and 15- year-old girls in Herefordshire schools found 84 per cent did not like to be looked at, with 89 per cent saying they didn’t like their bodies. Herefordshire Council and 2XL involved young people from Fairfield and Whitecross
INmore than 20 years, Edgar and Jill Themans have raised up to £350,000 for the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution. They live at Wall near Church Stretton and have been praised and rewarded for their work for the charity in Shropshire.
