EDGAR Street boss Graham Turner is hoping to thrash out a deal to keep Mick Galloway at the club for at least another month. The midfielder has been a huge hit since his arrival at Hereford United and Turner admits he would love to make his signing permanent
NORTH Midlands 16-Group Schools have made two changes for their second match of the season against Staffordshire at Droitwich RFC on Tuesday (7.15pm). North Midlands launched their season with a 10-8 victory over Notts, Lincs & Derbyshire at Droitwich
WORCESTER'S director of rugby John Brain believes that the openside spot in the team is exactly that - open. The back row has been fiercely competitive since the start of the season and the arrival of players such as Richard Bates, Gavin Pfister and Mark
WORCESTERSHIRE have decided not to stage a first-class match at Kidderminster's Chester Road ground next year. The Birmingham League club's headquarters has been the venue for a County Championship game for the past last 16 seasons. Worcestershire have
The match was called off around 35 minutes before kick-off due to a water- logged pitch. There was plenty of overnight rain in Devon which continued throughout the morning, making the pitch unplayable.
WORCESTERSHIRE have decided not to stage a first-class match at Kidderminster's Chester Road ground next year. The Birmingham League club's headquarters has been the venue for a County Championship game for the past last 16 seasons. Worcestershire have
WORCESTER Wolves kick-off their National Basketball League Division One campaign with a tough trip to Westminster Warriors tonight (8pm). Wolves, fresh from reaching the National Trophy quarter-finals, will have to contend with a hostile home crowd as
ENGLAND'S under 19 soccer team return to Kidderminster Harriers' ground for a second time in a month when they take on Macedonia tomorrow (4pm). The game is England's first of three group matches in the European U19 Championship, and Harriers will be
ADAM Wilde had no qualms about signing for Worcester City especially after tipping them for title success before the season kicked off. The 23-year-old predicted a showdown between John Barton's side and Tamworth and is more than happy to lend his weight
IAN Britton is convinced Wyre Forest football followers don't realise how lucky they are to have a club like Kidderminster Harriers on their door-step. The Harriers manager believes the stay-away fans are missing out on full value entertainment from his
IAN Britton is convinced Wyre Forest football followers don't realise how lucky they are to have a club like Kidderminster Harriers on their door-step. The Harriers manager believes the stay-away fans are missing out on full value entertainment from his
ENGLAND'S under 19 soccer team return to Kidderminster Harriers' ground for a second time in a month when they take on Macedonia tomorrow (4pm). The game is England's first of three group matches in the European U19 Championship, and Harriers will be
WORCESTER'S director of rugby John Brain believes that the openside spot in the team is exactly that - open. The back row has been fiercely competitive since the start of the season and the arrival of players such as Richard Bates, Gavin Pfister and Mark
ADAM Wilde had no qualms about signing for Worcester City especially after tipping them for title success before the season kicked off. The 23-year-old predicted a showdown between John Barton's side and Tamworth and is more than happy to lend his weight
