Romulus 0, Stourport Swifts 0 Stourport were left to rue missed chances late on as a scrappy bank holiday encounter at Coles Lane ended in stalemate. Goal attempts were rare in the first half, Ashley Jackson driving inches over on seven minutes for
HARRIERS manager Steve Burr was left ruing the late penalty chance that went to begging in Bank Holiday Monday's draw against Rushden and Diamonds. Captain Chris McPhee saw his tame spot-kick saved as it was honours even in an entertaining Blue Square
Harriers 1 Rushden and Diamonds FOOTBALL is a cruel sport and Harriers captain Chris McPhee will be feeling the hard edge of criticism after a bad day at the office on Bank Holiday Monday. The often talismanic McPhee was at fault for Rushden’s goal
You have to feel for Polly Taylor and Eric Carlin, who resigned from the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs last week. It's kind of a lose-lose situation for the council at the moment: they can carry on providing the government with research they
Harriers 1 Rushden 1 HARRIERS captain Chris McPhee spurned a golden chance to win a spirited game against Blue Square Premier promotion hopefuls Rushden and Diamonds on Monday. Talismanic McPhee's error had allowed Diamonds to take the lead against
THE inspiring story of the Land Girls in the Second World War is told in a one-off performance on Saturday. Back to the Land Girls, staged by the Badapple Theatre Company, is a two-hander celebrating the highs and lows of the women who helped
A THEATRE company’s Thrills and Spills season continues with a psychological nerve-jangler. Dead Guilty will be performed by The Nonentities at Kidderminster’s Rose Theatre from next Monday to Saturday. A study of guilt and obsession, the play concerns
A SINGER-songwriter will help a church celebrate its 40th anniversary. Nonny James performs at Far Forest Baptist Church on Saturday, April 17, ahead of a special service the following day. A former keyboard player with popular Worcestershire band Moonshine
FIREFIGHTERS from Kidderminster have been called to a grass fire outside The Mill Pub. Fire crews were called to the pub, on Park Lane, at about 6.30pm yesterday Sunday, April 4. Three large clumps of pampas grass had been set alight
Regarding your review of 'Kick Ass'. I have not seen this film but I accept your description of it and the fact that you give it 5* reveals more about you than the film. You say it is unsuitable for children but we all know that this
GOVERNMENT has called on employers to do more to promote flexible working, in its response to the Family Friendly Taskforce report. Taking forward the taskforce’s recommendations, Ministers will promote flexible working across the public sector and new
A BEWDLEY-based company providing web solutions has a new name. Following a review of the latest advances in software, servers and operating systems, in particular those using 64bit technology, NETsposure has rebranded as e64. Managing director, Simon
DEBT charity, the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS), has seen a rise in calls to its helpline from people living outside the country who are struggling to repay their UK debts. More than 500 people with debt in the UK but who live outside the
