A WORCESTERSHIRE man who was discharged from the RAF for being gay has been awarded compensation of more than £115,000. Kevin Bazeley, aged 35, was one of five people to be compensated by the European Court of Human Rights yesterday. Mr Bazeley, who received
HAPPY travellers Kidderminster Harriers are bidding to transfer their impressive away form to Aggborough on Saturday. Boss Ian Britton is looking for his players to give home fans something to cheer after the poor 2-0 defeat to Macclesfield earlier this
Kidderminster Harriers are in the Division Three automatic promotion zone for the first time after rediscovering their winning touch at home with an important 2-1 victory over Cambridge United. Harriers go third in the table behind Hartlepool and Bournemouth
A fantastic strike by Melligan, his second goal of the game, regained the lead for Harriers on 27 minutes. Shilton's cross from the left was flicked on by Broughton for Melligan to fire home from 15 yards into the top corner of the net.
After the two sides traded early goals, Cambridge's midfield began to wrestle control as they enjoyed much of the play. Brock had to save well on 10 minutes when Young sneaked through the back line after Hinton slipped but the Harriers keeper was well
Cambridge equalised quickly on eight minutes when Tudor's drive was blocked by Brock but top-scorer Kitson fired home the rebound from close range.
Harriers took just three minutes to take the lead when Broughton fed Henriksen on the left and the Dane put a great ball across for Melligan to calmly fire home his fourth goal of the season from 12 yards.
Injured defenders Adie Smith and Scott Stamps are missing for today's early clash of two play-off chasers.Adie Smith is out of today's clash with Cambridge through injury But Dean Bennett returns on the right side of midfield and big defender Abdou Sall
Harriers were looking comfortable with their one goal lead although they survived a minor scare on 67 minutes when a Tudor back header drifted wide of the post. Ian Foster came on as a substitute late on Seconds later, Parrish came on for Williams in
The start of the second half was keenly contested in the midfield with chances few and far between. Harriers needed a third goal to wrap up the game against a Cambridge side who would always be dangerous on the break. On 52 minutes home striker Henriksen
With Harriers ahead through Melligan's well-taken 27th minute strike, they began to look far more comfortable in defence against their free-scoring visitors. Their back three shut up shop quite successfully until half time, making sure United were not
