Bulls initial shareholders hopeful of improvement
Bulls initial shareholders make statement after a poor run of results leave the club sitting in the relegation zone. New boss Marc Richards is...
COMMUNITY | Bulls to Host Dementia Friendly Workshop
Hereford FC are pleased to be hosting a dementia friendly workshop & get together in April.
This is open...
COMMUNITY | Hereford FC pledges commitment to support county’s armed forces
Hereford Football Club became the 42nd Herefordshire organisation to sign the Armed Forces Covenant last Saturday (20 April 2019).
FOOTBALL | Bulls left devastated by death of Academy Player
Bulls Left Devasted by Death of Academy Player.
Bulls Chairman, Andrew Graham said: “Kieran Joyce was a popular member...
FOOTBALL | Bulls Join Forces with Police and No Wrong Door
Hereford FC have launched a new partnership involving local youth service ‘No Wrong Door’, the South Wye Police Safer Neighbourhood team and...
NEWS | Hereford Rowing Club close to completing UK to USA fundraiser
They've almost done it! Hereford Rowing Club have almost travelled the entire distance from Hereford (UK) to Hereford (USA).
FOOTBALL | Hereford Pegasus Ladies FC name several signings
Hereford Pegasus Ladies FC have been busy signing plenty of local talented players as the side creates a squad capable of challenging...
Luctonians announce charity partners
Luctonians have announced the charities that they will be supporting this coming season.
They will be Prostate Cancer UK, Macmillan Cancer Support and Phoenix Bereavement...
VIDEO: Beadle Pleased With Victory at Curzon Ashton
Bulls boss Peter Beadle said he was pleased with his side after Harry White’s late winner, although he admits a draw may have been...
Marston and co silence Malvern as Bulls U18’s progress in Youth Cup
A double from Joe Mellars, a deflected effort from Rob Whitlock and a Jack Marston penalty were enough to see the Bulls see off...
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FEATURED | Pollution threat to Britain’s favourite river a serious concern
The River Wye is said to be Britain’s ‘favourite’ river and was the starting place for tourism in the 18th Century.
