NUNEATON manager Jimmy Ginnelly compared the financial difference between Hereford and his side as similar to that of Adidas and Aldi. He handed debuts to three players at Edgar Street this afternoon after financial problems led to midfielder Carl
HEAD of Sports Content Ben Goddard gives his views following Hereford's 2-2 draw with Nuneaton Borough.
MARC Richards says that the negative atmosphere at Edgar Street is having an affect on his players. Speaking after their 2-2 draw with Nuneaton Borough, he said: “I feel they (the players) are playing with their shackles on a little bit. “I
Following the success of Fiddler on the Roof in 2016, another talented cast from Hereford Cathedral School are bringing Victorian London vividly to life at The Courtyard next week in a three-night run of the hit musical Oliver! Thirteen-year-old
This astonishing picture shows how close shoppers came to injury when a car smashed into the doors of a shop in Hereford. The car careered into entrance/exit doors of the Range home-and-leisure store in Three Elms Road during the busy Saturday
A GROUP of Angels has lived up to its name by raising the enormous sum of half a million pounds for their hospice. The St Michael’s Hospice motorcycle fundraising group the Hospice Angels was formed by Mike Pullin in 2003, who began collecting money
“OVERWHELMING” support for a Herefordshire man, paralysed after a tragic accident seven months ago, is paving the way for him to return home next month. A fall from a ladder in Kington last June left builder Martin Wilks with a fractured skull and
LEDBURY'S Big Breakfast is set to return to the town next month. Nineteen venues in and around Ledbury will be taking part in the event organised by Ledbury Food Group. Each business is asked to put on their own special breakfast items featuring
ON the last day of term before Christmas, Fairfield High School held a Christmas jumper day for charity. This year the school wanted to support a local charity or initiative, so instead of money, organisers asked the children to bring in one or
DEVELOPMENT plans put forward by the owners of The Chase Hotel in Ross-on-Wye were welcomed by members of the public. The owners of the town centre hotel, Camanoe Estates Limited, said they plan to close the hotel on September 30 as the business
ONE punch from a former Royal Marine resulted in the loss of a man's eyesight. Thomas Murphy, 24, of Kenwater Close, Leominster has been given a 21-month suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to grievous bodily harm at Hereford Crown
Hereford-based charity The Little Princess Trust will soon be expanding their work overseas. They will be collaborating with the world-leading Swedish hair replacement company Aderans Hair Centre, to supply wigs to children in Sweden and Denmark
