DESPITE seeming a ‘little bit harsh’ the Bulls almost capitalised on a 83rd minute penalty decision by referee Scott Simpson in their 1-1 draw against Brackley Town. With the game heading into the last seven minutes Jordan Nicholson’s shot hit the
HEREFORD’S interim manager Tim Harris was frustrated that another defensive mistake cost his side a goal in their 1-1 draw with Brackley Town. Rowan Liburd had headed the Bulls on the 17th minute after Bradley Ash's free-kick hit the bar before
HEREFORD interim manager Tim Harris hopes that the recruitment process for a new Head Coach or Manager ‘won’t take too long’. Taking following his side’s 1-1 draw with Brackley Town, Harris said: “I had a conversation with the lads (the team) on
AS COUNTY residents enjoy the hot weather this Bank Holiday weekend a warning has been sent out regarding the dangers of swimming in open water. The Royal Life Saving Society has sent out this warning to residents: “Around 85 per cent of accidental
Black Mountains Lions were happy to support Gabrielle Yapp by donating £400 towards a project with VSO in Uganda for three months during her gap year, helping young people address opportunities of employment. Volunteers were put into groups of four
A COUNTRY music festival in Ross-on-Wye has exceeded the £50,000 mark as it continues to raise money for St Michael's Hospice. The 17th Ross-on-Wye country music festival was held at the Ross Sports Centre in July in memory of promoter Colin Gray
A couple whose walking holiday was brought to a painful end by an accident have been singing the praises of the firefighters who helped them. Experienced walkers Derrick and Liz Williams had been spending a few days enjoying some scenic walking
POLICE swooped on a family home after a child mistook a Herefordshire window cleaner and his team for a gang of burglars and the family called 999. Vince Monte, of Bromyard, owner of Squeeky Cleanz, said he and his two colleagues had just completed
HERGEST Camp near Kington, once a centre of significant military activity during the Second World War, has come into special focus in this 75th anniversary year. Hundreds of American troops, injured on the battlefields of the Ardennes and the Battle
