FOOTBALL | Magna Electronics Limited continue to support Bulls
Magna Electronics Limited continue to support Hereford FC by extending sponsorship.
Magna Electronics Limited who are a local Electronic...
FOOTBALL | Bulls launch new kit
We were delighted to be invited to the launch of the new Hereford FC shirts earlier this afternoon.
The...
NEWS | Tributes pour in after death of Jon Ward
Tributes have been pouring in following the death of ultra marathon runner Jon Ward.
Jon Ward, 34, originally from...
FOOTBALL | Herefordshire FA Announce Introductory Sessions for Boys Development Centre
From the Herefordshire FA:
As a result of the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, the HFA BDC are unfortunately unable to...
FOOTBALL | Football club members frustrated over anti-social behaviour
Leominster Town Football Club members discover signs of anti-social behaviour at Bridge Street in Leominster.
Mel Bird commenter on...
FOOTBALL | Bulls take positives steps out of hibernation
This week Hereford FC has taken an important step towards coming out of Hibernation by removing the clubs General Manager James Watts...
FOOTBALL | Management duo to work for free until Bulls have income
Josh Gowling and Steve Burr will work for free until Hereford FC have income coming in, Gowling confirmed in an interview with...
SPORT | David Keyte Interview – Part 4 of 4
In the final episode of the four series, the former Hereford United Chairman reveals why he sold the club to Tommy...
FOOTBALL | Herefordshire FA Confirms Assistant Coaches for Boys Development Centre
The Herefordshire FA has today confirmed that it has appointed Luke Bufton, Matthew Howard, Alex Jenkins, Harry Randell and Kyle Williams as...
FOOTBALL | Cheltenham Town Academy launch Hereford development centre
The Cheltenham Town Academy are delighted to announce our new development centre in Hereford for players aged 7 to 14 and 16...
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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.
