Worcestershire | Archive | 2003 | June
Living Tribes by Colin Prior (Constable, £25) more...
Star Wars Tales Vol 3 (Titan Books, £16.99) and Star Trek: Mr Scott's Guide to the Enterprise (Titan Books, £12.99) more...
Helping Hercules by Francesca Simon, illustrated by Tony Ross (Orion, £6.99) more...
The Cat Who Got Carried Away by Allan Ahlberg, illustrated by Katharine McEwan (Walker Books, £9.99) more...
TWO popular actors return to Malvern in the starring roles of Aleksei Arbuzov's gentle comedy Old World. more...
Unforeseen circumstances mean the Ledbury Youth Theatre production of the boarding school comedy Daisy Pulls It Off next week has been reduced from three nights to two. more...
SHAKESPEARE'S much loved comic fantasy A Midsummer Night's Dream has been chosen as this year's production for pupils at Hillstone school. more...
EVERY bored busker fantasises about being spotted by a major record label and being whisked off to rapid international stardom. more...
FOR an exhibition that attempts to restrict the artist to set boundaries, Lalitte Stolper both complies and confounds. more...
UPTON-upon-Severn will under go its annual transformation into the home of jazz for the 18th International Oliver Cromwell Jazz Festival. more...
THOUSANDS of music lovers will descend on Eastnor Castle in August for the Big Chill festival. more...
A HUNGARIAN children's choir will visit Malvern. more...
FIVE years after becoming one of the first acts to perform at Malvern's refurbished theatres, Cherish the Ladies are back. more...
FIVE centuries of English music are being drawn on for a concert in aid of the bell at St Mary's Church, Madres-field. more...
MUSICSPACE West Midlands and the British Society for Music Therapy will be celebrating midsummer's day with a special concert at Great Malvern Priory. more...
BRINGING classical music to the widest possible audience is the mission of English Symphony Orchestra's musical director William Boughton, and one reflected in the programme for its 2003/4 season. more...
WORCESTER Cathedral is to be the venue for the City of Birmingham Choir's first concert under its new conductor. more...
The Essential Tallis Scholars, Gimell CDIM 201 more...
JEZ Lowe has led a charmed 20 years. more...
Wichenford is set in lovely countryside, but it's not easy to explore because too many of the footpaths are in a shameful condition - some are impossible to follow at all. more...
A WORCESTERSHIRE caravan park has won a gold medal in what are considered to be the Oscars of the tourism industry. more...
DEVELOPERS seeking advice on how to make transport to their new buildings more environmentally friendly have somewhere to turn to. more...
POLITICIANS and their egos can provide wonderful entertainment. more...
BILL Wiggin played his part in one of the dullest nights in recent Parliamentary history on Monday night. more...
PETER Luff had long argued there was little or no support in Worcestershire more...
DAVID Lock has re-appeared in the public eye to give his thoughts on Tony Blair's controversial constitutional shake-up. more...
LAST week, the Worcester Evening News reported a scheme whereby GPs would be paid not to send patients to hospital. South Worcestershire Primary Care Trust's plan was to encourage doctors to consider alternative care options, but it attracted furious criticism from GPs who branded it "immoral". The scheme was rejected at a meeting of GPs. more...
100 years ago more...
A CHANNEL 4 documentary maker is looking for any veterans who were under age when they served in the forces during the First World War. more...
UNSEASONABLY wet weather was being reported in the Malvern Gazette a century ago. more...
A PLAN to knock down one of the town centre's most visible buildings was under active consideration 25 years ago, according to a report in the Malvern Gazette. more...
COMMUNITY chiefs have put their hands up and admitted Droitwich Spa's housing service is not up to scratch. more...
N M BUCKTIN'S recent letter read like a response from a Cabinet Minister, defending government policy. more...
IN recent correspondence John Burgess seems intent on making it up as he goes along. more...
WHILE world leaders urge Israel to implement Bush's "Roadmap for Peace," little thought is spared for the 250,000 Jewish settlers who will be forced out of the homes that many have dwelt in for years. more...
TO all rational, open-minded observers, it is obvious that the draft EU Constitution now being debated in Brussels is the blueprint for "one country called Europe". more...
AS an avid fan of Doctor Who, I read with interest the letter from Roger Gregory. more...
BRITAIN faces a choice. To remain a self-governing democratic nation-state or join the fully-fledged European Union Superstate. more...
AN organic food shop in the centre of Great Malvern is the first in the town to be given a Fairtrade sign. more...
Lack of trade has been blamed for the closure of a cafe on the Malvern Hills. more...
NO referendum on regional government is to be held in the West Midlands in the near future because residents are not interested in it. more...
THE centenary of Malvern Link's United Reformed Church will be celebrated with several events this weekend. more...
A PLATE depicting a Malvern hotel has been recovered from the wreck of the Titanic. more...
THIS year's sunshine show earned a big thumbs up from members of the public, traders and farmers who were all happy to see livestock back at the event. more...
LEDBURY should make the most of the offer of a parade through the town by the crew of the HMS Ledbury. more...
ALTHOUGH entries came from far and wide, local exhibitors still claimed their fair share of success at the Three Counties Countryside Show. more...
LONG-serving employees of the Three Counties Agricultural Society were recognised last Friday. more...
FARMERS should embrace diversification if the industry is to thrive, the president of the Three Counties Agricultural Society has said. more...
THE return of livestock contributed to a successful Country-side Show at the Three Counties Showground, according to organisers. more...
WRITER and poet John Ellis, from Malvern Link, has won joint first prize in the Southport International Poetry Competition for his poem Trolley Men. more...
PROCEDURES for combating anti-social behaviour among young people in the Malvern area appear to be working. more...
THE Green Dragon pub on Guarlford Road, Malvern, is to undergo an extension to cope with rising trade. more...
YOUNGSTERS aged ten and 11 from the Crazy Bookworms club at Colwall Library will be reading in silence today (Friday) to raise money for the Anthony Nolan Trust. more...
SPECIALIST roles have been allocated to members of Malvern Hills District Council's executive committee. more...
ROSIE Turner (Your Letters, June 6) does not identify the greatest problem navigating Malvern. That is that name plates are put on only one side of the road. This means that a driver approaching from the wrong direction has to stop at each junction in order to look backward to see the name plate. When the desired road is reached, the chances are the driver is then too far forward to enter and has to reverse in order to get a suitable angle to make the turn. more...
THE captain of the HMS Ledbury wants to parade through the town with his crew. more...
I WAS horrified to read that the mayor of Ledbury is promoting alcohol-related crime (cycle/cider tour, Ledbury Reporter, June 6). more...
TANGLEWOOD, the Malvern home for sensory impaired elderly people, is to close after months in limbo. more...
IF nine people on Upton Town Council genuinely believe that a very large utility building could nestle nicely into a scenic hillside or not be seen, one or other of us needs to invest in a white stick. more...
A CHARITY worker will become a charity walker when she sets off to Worcester from her Barnards Green shop. more...
MR Cogram (Your Letters, June 13) promotes CPRE to a more prominent role in the planning system than the one I recognise. CPRE regards the countryside as being worth protecting in its own right and merely responds to planning applications which threaten it. more...
WORK on the Acorns Children's Hospice could begin later this summer. more...
ON a sunny holiday balcony in Spain, the newspapers were reporting the political how's-your-father attendant on the Chancellor's statement about the Euro. more...
WITH the council having failed in its civic duty to remove waste from homes in the district and thereby forcing everyone to take all but their basic rubbish to the tip in their cars, vans, trailers etc, can anyone explain to me the wisdom of a design that provides only a maximum of six car spaces for unloading green rubbish, cardboard, metal and miscellaneous rubbish at the new Newlands depot. more...
A CYCLIST snatched just seven hours' sleep in four days during a record- breaking ride from Land's End to John O'Groats. more...
MAY I thank the caring people of Malvern who during our street collection on June 7 took time to stop and support our cause, the Compas-sion in World Farming Trust, which works to improve the welfare of farm animals. We collected £180. more...
THE new one-stop shop being built at Malvern Library is on track to be opened on July 28. more...
Many thanks to the Malvern Gazette for the "Top attraction" article in your paper. People were queing to go up Malvern Priory tower, many saying they had seen the article in the Gazette. more...
ELGAR Housing Association staff could soon be given powers to approve Housing Benefit claims. more...
I WONDER if you have any readers with knowledge of the Fawlk family who once lived in the Malvern area. more...
SEXUAL health advice in Malvern will not suffer when the town's family planning clinic closes, according to a senior figure at South Worcestershire Primary Care Trust. more...
MALVERN Parish CE Primary School has received a mixture of praise and criticism in its latest Ofsted report. more...
YES, do let's persuade our local genius (Nigel Kennedy) to play for us more often. If he wants to make a big (and exhilarating) noise with his chums, we'll soon learn to appreciate that, too. more...
A NEW drive to tackle a shortage of affordable housing in the area is being launched. more...
MY name is Jennifer Davis and I am ten years old. I have entered the carnival Princess competition every year since I was seven. more...
A CENTENARIAN from Colwall celebrated her birthday with fresh roses - both the flowers and the chocolates. more...
Malvern's Tuesday Market will not succeed and I'll tell you why. It is situated in Malvern town. more...
AN accommodation and training base for homeless young adults is hoping to expand. more...
YOUR issue of May 30 had an item under the headline "BBC Airs tribute to QinetiQ". more...
Aussie TV crew visit more...
IT is not necessary to be a dedicated euro-sceptic to have doubts about Europe's grand designs, and nothing encourages scepticism more than bland assurances from enthusiasts like Peter Hain MP, who insults the electorate's intelligence by telling us the draft European Constitution is no more than "a tidying-up exercise". more...
KERBSIDE collections of recyclable materials will not be available to Malvern Hills residents before next March. more...
I find Mr Clark's recent letter (Your Letters, June 6) insulting not just in tone but content. more...
TO all rational, open-minded observers, it is obvious the draft EU Constitution now being debated in Brussels is the blueprint for one country called Europe. more...
AN inventor who was stacking shelves for a living 18 months ago ago has switched production of his best-selling cooking bag to Malvern. more...
TO many residents the internal workings of the European Union in Brussels and Strasbourg are of little consequence. more...
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a needle exchange in Great Malvern have been rejected by planners. more...
THE next meeting of Ripple Church Kneeler Group will be held the village hall on Wednesday, June 25. Call 01684 592018 or 01684 593161. more...
A LOLLIPOP man has been sacked because he does not have clearance to work with children - despite being a young persons' social worker. more...
A MEETING to co-ordinate Upton's entry in the Britain in Bloom competition takes place at the Anchor Inn on Monday (June 23), at 5.30pm. Anyone interested in helping is invited to attend. Judging takes place on July 15. more...
WHILE Malvern student Nush Nowak happily carries on with life in the Big Brother house, the Upton father of last year's contestant Tim Culley is only too aware how sharp the double-edged sword of celebrity can be. more...
THE Mothers' Union North Upton Deanery meets at 2 Boynes Cottage on Thursday, June 26, at 2.15pm. New members and visitors are welcome. more...
A MALVERN bookshop plans to open at night to satisfy demand for the new Harry Potter book. more...
ABOUT 30 youngsters and their parents took part in a sponsored toddle. more...
NEARLY £50,000 will be spent on fencing and railings at Malvern Hills District Council's Pickersleigh Road depot following an arson attack. more...
RESTRICTIONS on the parking of cars on the riverside at Upton will remain the same during the winter months, despite an attempt to get them changed. more...
BATTLE of Britain historian Dilip Sarkar is one of four local people to get awards in the Queen's Birthday Honours list. more...
A drunken challenge almost ended in disaster for an Upton man under the influence of alcohol. more...
MALVERN'S economy could be boosted by millions of pounds if new initiatives to strengthen the link between the town and the Three Counties Showground are successful. more...
The Co-op in Upton reopened yesterday (Thursday) following a fire. more...
THE Friends of Upton Primary School will hold their annual barbecue on Saturday, July 5. more...
Pupils at Bredon School have spent several weeks clearing out an historic "refrigerator". more...
BEING a police officer in Brixton or Peckham would be preferable to doing the job in Upton. more...
THE Government's adviser on fighting yob culture is to hold talks with Worcester police in an attempt to stem the rising tide of loutish behaviour in the city. more...
DRESS codes, as anyone who has to wear a suit to work day in, day out, can be a pain in the neck. The desire to break out, to flaunt a rebel streak, runs deep in many of us. more...
Lovers of traditional cricket seeking an antidote to the latest jazzed-up Twenty20 county competition (or even a break from this weekend's hectic Festival Weekend programme - see below) can find solace on Sunday at West Malvern Cricket Club's idyllic ground at Mathon Court. more...
Welland School PTA barbecue will be on Friday, July 18, from 6pm onwards. The organisers would be very grateful for any donations of prizes for the Grand Draw from local businesses or individuals. Money raised is going towards IT Equipment for the School. If you are able to donate anything, please contact the school on 01684 310246, phone or fax on above number or email welland.primary@virgin.net. If you cannot donate, please come and support the event. more...
THE death of a former Staunton postmaster for 31 years brought back memories to many people in the village and surrounding villages. Mr Fred Hale died in the Delancey Hospital, Cheltenham, at the age of 86, he had been ill for some months. more...
THANKS to the perseverance of members of Redmarley Short Mat Bowling club its application for two grants has been successful. more...
TONIGHT, Friday, come and join in the Midsummer Madness at Singers Pitch, Old Malvern Road, Powick from 7pm onwards. more...
THIS Sunday see the opening of Priors Court gardens (off Tewkesbury - Ledbury Road) by kind permission of Mr and Mrs R Philipsonstow. The gardens are open from 2-6pm. Entry £3. Wheelchair access. No dogs. Plants and teas. Proceeds to the National Garden Scheme charities. more...
A SERIES of concerts takes place this weekend at Madresfield Church starting with a coffee concert on Saturday morning when children of all ages will be performing musical items. Tickets are £2.50. more...
THE next date to view the aerial photographs of Colwall will be on Saturday, June 21, at Colwall Free Church, from 10am-noon. more...
TOMORROW (Saturday) hurry along to Callow End School's annual fete being held at the school from 3-5pm. The usual stalls will be there. To entertain there will be a balloon race, face painting, wellie wanging, go karts, beat the goalie, bouncy castle and a raffle. Cream teas and ice cream will be on sale. more...
I'M sure it was a first for St Peter's Church when on Wednesday, June 11, about 75 guests were treated to a concert on harp. I cannot recall any other occasions when this instrument has been played in our church. more...
HOLY Trinity's patronal festival celebrations began with a most enjoyable concert of local talent. more...
A GLORIOUS sunny afternoon greeted the many visitors who enjoyed the beautiful gardens at Birtsmorton Court and the historic parish church. The number of people far exceeded expectations. It was lovely to see so many enjoying our teas on the lawn, basking in the warm sunshine, totally relaxed. Thank you so much to Julia, Jo, Jasmine, Alison, Anne, Roger T, Roger, Eric, Bill and Reverend Joy. We certainly were rushed off our feet but the end result made it all worthwhile. A total of £407.84 was raised and this will go towards the ever increasing running costs of the parish church. Thank you also to Nigel and Rosalie for the use of the motor house and to everyone who baked cakes and supplied items for our home-made stalls. more...
IT'S still not too late to purchase tickets for the grand organ recital by Giles Turner tomorrow (Saturday) at Berrow Church commencing at 7pm or just turn up. Tickets £5. Refreshments in village hall. Don't miss listening to this very talented organist. more...
THIS is Worcester, will be featuring a photo gallery of as many local events as possible from the Comic Relief Red Nose Day on Friday, March 14. As well as comprehensive coverage from the Worcester Evening News - we want you to send us your pictures. So get clicking, choose one favourite pic from your event and then email your snap to our Web Content Producer, zena.clark@midlands.newsquest.co.uk. We can't promise to use every picture, but we'll do our best! Please include as much information about your event as you can - such as the location, the people involved and - of course - how much you've raised! more...
A LITTLE girl who saved her diabetic dad's life will receive a Good Citizen's award from the police. more...
POTENTIAL victims of crime are being urged to mark their valuables and stop their property being returned to suspected thieves or burglars. more...
COUNCIL chiefs in Worcestershire will be told to draw up fresh plans for a mass evacuation in case of terrorist attack, under new laws. more...
VITAL community pharmacies in Worcestershire could face the axe warns Mid-Worcestershire MP Peter Luff. more...
PARENTS of a four-year-old girl with special needs are in dispute with Worcestershire County Council over its threat to withdraw a free bus service. more...
A SUPPORT group for people suffering from the debilitating illness known as ME is forging ahead with its good work following a cash windfall of £300. more...
TRAFFIC congestion and environmental regeneration have been highlighted as the top concerns of Evesham residents. more...
A DISABLED woman says her health is being put at risk by the financial crisis that has hit the county's health service. more...
A VALE of Evesham farmer has been seriously injured after falling from the building he has been ordered to pull down. more...
THE largest dragon boat club in Worcestershire has been told the reason it has to move out is that its current premises may need a facelift. more...
A "TERRIBLE accident" happened at the Worcester Tramway Depot in St John's this week exactly 100 years ago. more...
Big-hearted milkmen in Worcester have been declared the cream of the crop after raising more than £5,000 for charity. more...
A CENTURY ago, Evesham had the unenviable status of being "the most drunken town" in Worcestershire and the West Midlands. more...
NEARLY £50,000 will be spent on fencing and railings at Malvern Hills District Council's Pickersleigh Road depot following an arson attack. more...
A SOUVENIR plate from one of Malvern's grandest hotels has been dredged from the Atlantic Ocean seabed in a mission to recover the Titanic's long lost artefacts. more...
A PARTIALLY-sighted boy is distraught after thieves stole his treasured bicycle from outside of his home. more...
WORCESTER Racecourse was the scene of a breathtaking spectacle this month a century ago as thousands gathered to watch the world-famous "Buffalo Bill" and his Wild West Show. more...
MILITARY policewoman Lo-raine Stockham has returned home to Worcester from a hectic four months of Gulf War service. more...
1803: We understand that the meeting held this day of the hop-planters in this county was numerous and respectably attended. The object of the session was not of more importance to those gentlemen than to the public at large as they will, by the use of hops in malt liquor, be insured a wholesome and palatable beverage. The meeting passed a well supported resolution urging the Government to prevent brewers using unwanted chemicals in the hop-brewing process. more...
TWO sisters and a friend, who assaulted a man after a night of drinking in Evesham, have been ordered to pay £440 in fines and costs. more...
THE chairman of the county's debt-ridden hospital trust has urged its finance officers to prevent a repeat of last year's disastrous financial management. more...
FOR an exhibition that attempts to restrict the artist to set boundaries, Lalitte Stolper both complies and confounds. more...
A BUDDING young Worcester gardener has scooped third prize in a nationwide schools gardening competition with his prize pink petunia. more...
AN historic Worcester building threatened with demolition could be thrown a final lifeline as a £50m transformation of Lowesmoor Trading Estate looks set to be approved. more...
A CITY school, which was founded during the reign of Queen Victoria, is celebrating its 120th anniversary today. more...
POLICE are appealing for help in identifying the body of a man pulled out of the River Severn on Tuesday. more...
A CHAPLAIN who has helped many of the county's farming families survive the trials of the last 10 years is retiring in August. more...
Malvern Big Brother contestant Nush has found herself the centre of attention from two of the house's lads. more...
A jury of five women and seven men failed to reach verdicts for the second day running yesterday at the trial of nine men accused of a lorry hijacking. more...
DEAF and blind residents are being forced to find a new home because the centre they have lived in for two decades is to shut. more...
MORE than 30 girls from a Roman Catholic school were sent home because they were showing too much leg. more...
OLD Laurentians came to Spring Lane intent on causing a cup upset and certainly got the best of their higher rated hosts for the first half of this exciting Powergen Senior Cup Midland qualifying match. more...
A LIVELY young Walsall side just took the honours in this closely fought Powergen Cup qualifying round tie at Spring Lane on Saturday. more...
MALVERN travelled to North Shropshire to find Whitchuch fielding almost all of the squad that played in the National League last season. more...
MALVERN picked up their first league points of the season with an efficient display against a Leicester side who were expected to be among the front runners for promotion. more...
A REVITALISED Malvern went into this game confident of taking a second Midlands One league scalp. more...
Malvern's travelling form continued to let them down on Saturday as poor tackling allowed an average Hinckley side to run in eight tries. more...
IT took a while for Malvern to get into top gear in this Midlands One fixture on a dank, wet afternoon at Spring Lane. more...
OLD Patesians, their first team riding high in National Three South, put out a strong second string in this friendly at Spring Lane on Saturday. more...
LONGTON showed why they are unbeaten this season with a fine all-round display of open rugby in this Midlands One game at Spring Lane on Saturday. more...
AN away trip to the bottom club in the Midlands One league, on a wet, dull and cold day set the scene for what was always likely to be a dour encounter. more...
MALVERN'S long journey to the Potteries appeared to have all the hallmarks of a damage limitation exercise following the previous month's hammering at Spring Lane. more...
THE high hopes engendered by David Llewellyn's debut in a Malvern shirt evaporated just after half time of a bad-tempered encounter at Spring Lane on Saturday. more...
A MUCH improved performance was still not quite enough to capture the points for Malvern in this re-arranged Midlands One match at Spring Lane on Saturday. more...
MALVERN'S fans are asking what has gone wrong at Spring Lane after this fourth Midlands One reverse on the run? more...
A RESHUFFLED Malvern back line, with the introduction of Mark Eastwood at centre, shored up a defence that had leaked tries previously. more...
JUST when it looked as though Malvern might be on the road to recovery, they came up against a resurgent young Walsall side at Delves Road on Saturday. more...
THE visiting North Herefordians, if pre-match intelligence was anything to go by, were expecting a fairly easy ride with Malvern going into the match as underdogs. more...
MALVERN'S form on the road this season had been abysmal - until Saturday at Westleigh Park, where England skipper Martin Johnson learned to ply his rugby trade. more...
MALVERN failed to ease the threat of Midlands One relegation despite a fair performance against third-placed Whitchurch. more...
MALVERN we left still on the periphery of possible relegation after conceding a game they could have won, but for two dreadful decisions and two missed chances. more...
LUCTONIANS 21pts, MALVERN 18pts more...
MALVERN lost this crucial Midlands One relegation battle after a last minute penalty from Bromsgrove's prolific kicker Matt Birch. more...
Sunday, July 21, 2002 more...
Wednesday, July 24, 2002 more...
Saturday, July 27, 2002 more...
NOTTINGHAM Forest fans have lavished praise on new Kidderminster Harriers loan signing Wes Morgan, labelling him "a rock". more...
Saturday, August 10, 2002 more...
IAN Foster has turned down an approach by Burton Albion as he looks for a more permanent full-time offer. more...
Tuesday, August 13, 2002 more...
FORMER Kidderminster Harriers players Abdou Sall and Daire Doyle both started for Nuneaton Borough in the Conference at the weekend. more...
Saturday, August 17, 2002 more...
TWO goals by in-form Lisa Stokes gave Kidderminster Harriers Ladies a share of the West Midlands League Division One points against Southam in a 3-3 draw. more...
Saturday, August 24, 2002 more...
DION Scott is set to play tonight in the home Division Three clash with Southend United despite having stitches to a nose cut. more...
Monday, August 26, 2002 more...
HARRIERS 1 SCUNTHORPE 3 more...
Saturday, August 31, 2002 more...
HARRIERS 1 SOUTHEND 0 more...
TRANSFER-listed striker Ian Foster trained with Chester last Friday after turning down an approach from Burton. more...
Saturday, September 7, 2002 more...
ORGANISERS hailed Saturday's official launch of the Kidderminster Harriers Independent Supporters Trust (KHIST) a success. more...
Wednesday, September 11, 2002 more...
AS a long time Harriers fan I continue to be amazed at the poor level of support at home matches. more...
Saturday, September 14, 2002 more...
Tuesday, September 18, 2002 more...
IN about 1952, my mother knitted me an all-in-one red suit with a hood and every Saturday I would ride on my father's shoulders from our home in Highfield Place, Kidderminster. more...
Saturday, September 21, 2002 more...
FORMER Wolves winger Paul Simpson's Rochdale have impressed in the FA Cup this season but not so much in Division Three. more...
Saturday, September 28, 2002 more...
TWO defensive lynchpins from Tuesday's vital success have committed themselves to a crucial part of Kidderminster Harriers' Division Three run-in. more...
Saturday, October 5, 2002 more...
THE weather struck Kidderminster Harriers yet again on Saturday when their Division Three game at Rochdale was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. more...
Saturday, October 12, 2002 more...
THE Shrewsbury game at Aggborough on Tuesday, March 18, will only be all-ticket for away fans who are to be given the whole south stand. more...
Saturday, October 19, 2002 more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers are celebrating after The Harrier won two matchday magazine awards inside a week. more...
Tuesday, October 22, 2002 more...
THE walking wounded at Kidderminster Harriers are nearer to a return for their Division Three campaign. more...
THERE is an impressive record to maintain when Kidderminster Harriers make their first league trip to Cambridge United on Saturday. more...
Saturday, October 26, 2002 more...
IAN Britton has admitted he could have joined Jan Molby in his ill-fated move to Hull City during the summer. more...
Tuesday, October 29, 2002 more...
TEN-goal John Melligan will miss two big Division Three away games at Lincoln and Macclesfield before the end of the season due to international commitments. more...
Saturday, November 9, 2002 more...
Tuesday, November 12, 2002 more...
LOAN defender Kenny Coleman has been told he will be released by Wolverhampton Wanderers in the summer. more...
Saturday, November 16, 2002 more...
FORMER Kidderminster Harriers man Abdou Sall's wretched season has reached new depths after he was sacked by new club Nuneaton Borough. more...
Tuesday, November 19, 2002 more...
EMMA Bowdler and Julie Freeman bagged three goals each on Sunday when Kidderminster Harriers Ladies beat Redditch United 8-2 to stay just above Headless Cross in West Midlands League Division One. more...
Tuesday, November 26, 2002 more...
THERE will be a series of soccer fun days through the Easter holidays, courtesy of Kidderminster Harriers' Football in the Community team. more...
Saturday, November 30,2002 more...
CAMBRIDGE UNITED 0 HARRIERS 2 more...
Tuesday, December 10, 2002 more...
HARRIERS 2 SHREWSBURY 2 more...
Saturday, December 14, 2002 more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers U-18s cruised into the Herefordshire Youth Cup semi-finals with a 9-0 hammering of Gloucester. more...
MIDFIELDERS Sean Parrish and Danny Williams visited the town's Blockbusters to present a signed shirt to manager Annette Bodycote. more...
Saturday, December 21, 2002 more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers' Smoby table football champion Sam Turner heads for the grand final at Leeds next Thursday. more...
Thursday, December 26, 2002 more...
SWANSEA City fans admitted Kidderminster Harriers were the best team they had seen at the Vetch Field for years in a big 4-0 defeat during a superb October for Ian Britton's men. more...
Sunday, December 29, 2002 more...
Saturday, January 11, 2003 more...
GOAL hero Drewe Broughton has urged his Kidderminster Harriers' team-mates to treat their last 10 Division Three games as must-win. more...
Saturday, January 18, 2003 more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers boss Ian Britton has turned his attention to other targets after failing in a bid for striker Michael Branch. more...
Tuesday, January 21, 2003 more...
FORMER Aggborough favourite Chris Brindley has taken over as manager at Hednesford Town until the end of the season. more...
Saturday, January 25, 2003 more...
VICKY Roberts scored two goals for Kidderminster Harriers Ladies when they beat Fairfield 3-1 on Sunday. more...
Tuesday, January 28, 2003 more...
HARRIERS 2 SWANSEA 2 more...
Tuesday, February 4, 2003 more...
LINCOLN 1 HARRIERS 0 more...
Saturday, February 8, 2003 more...
SATURDAY brings Harriers' visit to former Conference rivals Macclesfield who are in danger of dropping back down to non-league football. more...
IAN Joy's American dream appears to have come to an end after he signed for Conference club Chester City. more...
Saturday, February 15, 2003 more...
BUSY Kidderminster Harriers boss Ian Britton missed out in a pre-deadline day swoop for veteran front-man Andy Rammell. more...
Tuesday, February 18, 2003 more...
NEW signing Hugh McAuley made his debut as a sub in Kidderminster Harriers' 2-0 defeat at Macclesfield on Saturday. more...
Saturday, February 22, 2003 more...
Saturday, March 1, 2003 more...
MACCLESFIELD 2 HARRIERS 0 more...
Tuesday, March 4, 2003 more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers' U-18s thrashed Rugby 5-0 in the Midland Floodlit Youth League Premier Division last week. more...
Saturday, March 15, 2003 more...
FANS are expected to buy a ticket before making the relatively short trip to fellow play-off chasers Oxford United on Saturday, April 12. more...
Tuesday, March 18, 2003 more...
AN 8-0 thrashing of basement side Knowle kept Kidderminster Harriers Ladies in control at the West Midlands League Division One summit. more...
Saturday, March 22, 2003 more...
PAST runaway leaders Hartlepool United have been struggling so much in recent weeks that Rushden and Diamonds could now pinch the Division Three title from their grasp. more...
Tuesday, March 25, 2003 more...
LEADERS Hartlepool are the next obstacle for Kidderminster Harriers' flagging play-off bid. more...
Saturday, March 31, 2003 more...
HARRIERS 2, HARTLEPOOL 2 more...
SAM Rogers scored the all-important goal as Kidderminster Harriers Ladies won the West Midlands League Division One title with two games left to play. more...
Saturday, April 5, 2003 more...
REVITALISED KIdderminster Harriers U-18s stretched their unbeaten run to five games with a comfortable 4-0 win over Nuneaton in the Midland Floodlit Youth League Premier Division. more...
Saturday, April 12, 2003 more...
OXFORD United are expecting a big crowd at the Kassam Stadium on Saturday with a Kid for a Quid scheme in operation for the big play-off clash with Kidderminster Harriers. more...
Tuesday, April 15, 2003 more...
Saturday, April 19, 2003 more...
TEENAGE keeper John Danby has been recalled from his loan spell at Stourport Swifts to join Kidderminster Harriers' play-off push. more...
Monday, April 21, 2003 more...
CONTENT chairman Colin Youngjohns is looking on the bright side as Kidderminster Harriers prepare for a make-or-break week in the play-off race. more...
Saturday, April 26, 2003 more...
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WEST Midlands League Division One champions Kidderminster Harriers Ladies beat Hereford 7-1 to keep their unbeaten record. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers' players will be suited and booted as they head out in tuxedos for a autograph-signing and picture-posing session next Thursday. more...
THE old Welsh Cup ties between Wrexham and Kidderminster Harriers will bring fond memories for many supporters. more...
IAN Britton is hoping his plea for Kidderminster Harriers players to "just go for it" will continue to bear fruit after Tuesday's 1-0 win at Rochdale. more...
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MANY of the teams Kidderminster Harriers can catch in the play-off race have to face each other or clubs fighting against relegation. more...
HULL'S smart new stadium is Saturday's destination for Kidderminster Harriers who will play in front of a five-figure crowd, a rare occasion for Ian Britton's men. more...
STAFF at Kidderminster Harriers have been urged to pull together on and off the field after a dramatic week of cuts. more...
THREE players are unlikely to figure again in Kidderminster Harriers' season unless they sneak into the play-offs. more...
THE Football League has given Kidderminster Harriers and fellow cash-strapped clubs a boost by changing the rules on loan signings. more...
MALVERN RFC training is now in full swing with the first game of the season at Spring Lane only two weeks away. more...
A KIDDERMINSTER Harriers fan could become famous across the district in an unusual fund-raising scheme by the Division Three club. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers will entertain crisis club Lincoln City in their first Division Three fixture of the season on Saturday, August 10. more...
The squad selected for Saturday, August 24 v Cheltenham (Home). Meet Spring Lane 2pm. Kick off 3pm. more...
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IAN Britton has warned he will take no risks in the transfer market to avoid a repeat of previous seasons at Kidderminster Harriers. more...
Malvern RFC kick off on Saturday with a fixture against Cheltenham from South West Division One. more...
A DERBY clash has been lost to Kidderminster Harriers after Shrewsbury's relegation to the Conference was confirmed. more...
HARRIERS community scheme is counting down to the summer holidays with the last five weeks of the player development centre. more...
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BRISTOL Rovers could have been one of the biggest clubs yet to topple down to the Conference but they saved themselves with three wins on the trot. more...
FOOTBALL club bosses have backed England to beat Brazil in the World Cup quarter-finals tomorrow. more...
FOLLOWING on from the rejection of their Awards For All grant application to support a Community Tag Rugby programme in the primary schools of the Malvern Hills district, the Malvern RFC Youth Development Section has decided to push on with the project for the new season regardless of possible funding difficulties. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers have been assisting with a healthy living programme at the town's Sladen Middle School. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers have netted a big boost with plans for a new £1 million stand getting the green light. more...
THE Malvern RFC Youth Development Section kicks off the new youth rugby season tomorrow (Saturday) with a registration day at their Spring Lane HQ between noon and 2.30pm for all aspiring mini and junior rugby players, followed by the first training session of the new season on Sunday (10am until noon). more...
IRISH loan ace John Melligan could be in line for his Kidderminster Harriers' swan-song in Saturday's final Division Three fixture at home to Bristol Rovers. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers will retain their trademark passing game with new boss Ian Britton but he is demanding a tougher mentality among his players. more...
MALVERN Rugby Club kick off the season in earnest tomorrow (Saturday) after warming up by winning the Droitwich 10s and beating Cheltenham convincingly 20 points to five in an exciting display last Saturday. more...
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IAN Britton is confident he will have a "winner" on his hands if he can secure his first Kidderminster Harriers signing on Monday. more...
COACHES from the Malvern RFC Youth Development Section and the Malvern `Angels' RFCW were pleased with the turn-out for their Mini/Junior registration day at the club's Spring Lane HQ last Saturday, which officially kicked-off the 2002/3 youth rugby season. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers U-18s defeated Bedworth 4-2 on Tuesday in their final Midland Floodlit Youth League Premier Division game of the season. more...
SEAN Parrish is Ian Britton's first signing of his Kidderminster Harriers managerial career after completing a free transfer move from Chesterfield today. more...
EX-Harriers centre-back Mark Shail has retired from the game after a season-and-a-half at Worcester City. more...
TRIPLE promotion winner Sean Parrish will fill the midfield hole in the Kidderminster Harriers squad. more...
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A NEW home shirt will be revealed by Harriers in the summer and should be worn in the pre-season friendly with Leicester City on Monday, July 21. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers Community Scheme will take to venues across the region this summer with soccer school courses for six to 14-year-olds. more...
WITH their Powergen Cup exploits over after narrow defeat by Walsall last Saturday, Malvern embark on the new league programme with a tough away fixture against Whitchurch tomorrow (Saturday). more...
GOALKEEPER Gary Montgomery, a former loan player at Harriers, has been released by Coventry City. more...
NEW signing Sean Parrish has been handed the number eight shirt in Kidderminster Harriers' squad numbers for the new season. more...
CHAIRMAN Colin Youngjohns has insisted cash-strapped Kidderminster Harriers had no choice but to raise admission prices for next season. more...
NEW players are being invited to join the ranks at Kidderminster Harriers Ladies. more...
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THE new multi-million pound Sky Sports television deal is set to net Kidderminster Harriers a whopping six-figure cash bonanza over the next year. more...
DANNY Williams collected two player-of-the-season awards at Aggborough on Saturday. more...
SOUGHT-AFTER striker Matt Lewis bagged Kidderminster Harriers' first pre-season goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw at sunny Stratford Town. more...
WALSALL are the third team to be confirmed as pre-season friendly opponents for Kidderminster Harriers. more...
A FOUR-GOAL blitz of Evesham United gave Kidderminster Harriers their first win of the pre-season programme. more...
IAN Britton wasted little time in hunting down new signings to boost his Kidderminster Harriers squad after the Division Three campaign ended. more...
HOT prospect Matt Lewis' growing reputation is set to earn him his chance for Kidderminster Harriers in Division Three this season - if he is still at the club. more...
HOLIDAY courses are back for the May school break, thanks to Kidderminster Harriers Community Scheme. more...
AN ENTERTAINING Friday night of goals gave Kidderminster Harriers an eye-catching start to their Aggborough friendly programme. more...
FORMER Kidderminster Harrier, Ben Davies, has capped a good first season playing for Chester with a call-up to the Welsh semi-professional squad. more...
RED-FACED Harriers crumbled defensively in Sunday's 4-3 defeat at Dr Martens League Western Division Solihull Borough. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers Ladies' unbeaten West Midlands League Division One record came to an end on Sunday. more...
FORMER Kidderminster Harriers skipper and Conference winner Ian Clarkson has joined Nuneaton Borough on a free transfer. more...
DION Scott and Hugh McAuley are the first two casualties of boss Ian Britton's summer rebuilding at Kidderminster Harriers. more...
LAST season's Aggborough wing wizard Colin Larkin has attracted a £135,000 bid from Division Two new boys Mansfield Town. more...
SO cash-strapped Kidderminster Harriers have no choice but to increase admission prices for next season? more...
A BIG night is awaiting Kidderminster Harriers with a Worthington Cup first round visit to past European Cup winners Nottingham Forest. more...
IN reply to the letter from A North, I do not believe that the board are being greedy at Kidderminster Harriers at all. more...
LEFT-BACK Scott Stamps was the main cause for concern after he was stretchered off in Kidderminster Harriers' 2-0 home defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers last night. more...
I WRITE in reply to A North's letter in last week's Shuttle/Times & News criticising the increased admission prices at Aggborough. more...
INJURY-HIT Scott Stamps has an anxious wait over two days to find out the full extent of his ankle problem. more...
IAN Britton is confident he can secure a triple deal with three new players lined up to join Kidderminster Harriers. more...
FORMER Hednesford Town boss John Baldwin has joined Kidderminster Harriers as an associate director. more...
FORMER Conference rivals Hereford United have been added to Kidderminster Harriers' pre-season friendly programme. more...
DEFENDER Ian Joy will train with USA's U-23s squad next week but will not play for them due to the Scott Stamps injury scare. more...
THE' long-awaited fans forum has been set for Friday, July 4, in the Aggborough Suite. more...
BIRMINGHAM County FA Youth team manager Martin Sweeney has been drafted in to help with scouting at Kidderminster Harriers. more...
A PARTY on the pitch, held at Aggborough on Sunday, was hailed as a success by club staff who estimated around 4,000 took in the free event. more...
HARRIERS have re-launched their Junior Supporters Club which caters for fans aged 16 or under. more...
TWO goalkeepers both finished on losing sides in an extraordinary cup double for Harriers' old boys. more...
REFERRING to C Jones's letter in last week's Shuttle/Times & News, while not wishing to enter into a war of words, does he not realise that apart from being a football club, Kidderminster Harriers are also a business. more...
THE maker of Aggborough's famous soup has been given renewed hope after initial fears his catering family could be shown the exit door at Harriers. more...
VERSATILITY could be the way forward for Kidderminster Harriers after Ian Britton's first signing of the close season. more...
THE woman behind Saturday's stunning ball at the Harriers football ground has won a sparkling thank-you. more...
A "WILD" time was had by guests at Saturday's ball in aid of the Kemp Hospice appeal held at Kidderminster Harriers' Aggborough Stadium. more...
THREE Kidderminster Harriers players have agreed new contracts to complete a fruitful week for Ian Britton. more...
FORMER top cop Peter Picken has questioned Kidderminster Harriers' commitment to safety after quitting his role at the club. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE Senior Cup holders Kidderminster Harriers will entertain Bromsgrove Rovers in the second round of this season's competition. more...
TWO late strikes in the space of a minute saved Kidderminster Harriers from an embarrassing defeat at county rivals Worcester City in an entertaining 2-2 draw. more...
EX-HARRIERS stars Colin Larkin and Neil MacKenzie have both completed moves to Division Two new boys Mansfield. more...
AGGBOROUGH legend Graham Allner will be back as a Football League manager on Saturday to pit his wits against former colleague Ian Britton. more...
ANY worried Kidderminster Harriers fans were given reasons to be cheerful in time for the big Division Three kick-off on Saturday. more...
IAN Britton hopes to confirm the permanent signing of midfielder Sean Flynn today. more...
MIDFIELDER Sean Flynn will lead Kidderminster Harriers out for their first Football League game of the season after finally completing his move. more...
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THERE will be few new faces in Kidderminster Harriers' red-uced squad in the coming season. more...
A THIRD season in the Football League will mark an action-packed 10 years for Kidderminster Harriers. more...
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THE draw for the 2002-03 North Midlands Junior Cup competition that was made at Silhillians RFC on Monday night has been greeted with mixed feelings by the Malvern RFC Youth Development coaches. more...
WHEN Colin Youngjohns was a young lad helping out around Aggborough, he could never have believed he would one day be a Football League chairman at the club he loves. more...
MALVERN U17s start to the new season took a step backwards on Sunday when they we soundly beaten by Old Saltleans U17s by a 50 point margin. more...
DION Scott has joined Dr Martens League Premier Division Nuneaton Borough as they bid to bounce back from their Conference relegation. more...
IAN Britton is well aware he was not the most popular managerial appointment there has ever been at Aggborough. more...
IAN Britton's cut playing budget could still be boosted at Kidderminster Harriers, depending on events over the summer period and early months of next season. more...
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ONE of the leading inspirations behind Harriers' 2000 Conference success has retired from playing football. more...
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BILLED as a training match, this mixed U15/U16 fixture had all the intensity of a cup game and saw Malvern out-battle and then completely outplay a much bigger side to open their season with a resounding victory. more...
EX-HARRIERS chairman Dave Reynolds has quit as a director at Cheltenham Town, citing the demands of his other business interests. more...
THREE Kidderminster boys head to Leicester City this month to take part in the Adidas Skills Challenge Midlands finals. more...
A NEW season a new name as Malvern's second string `Dogs' side visited Gloucester for a tough fixture. more...
HARRIERS have added another pre-season friendly with a trip to Boldmere St Michaels on Saturday, July 19. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers supporters are among the best behaved fans in the country because of the way they are treated at Aggborough, says the club. more...
THE Malvern Angels travelled across the country to take part in the National Girls Tag Rugby Festival at Guildfordians RFC last Sunday. more...
I HAVE supported Kidderminster Harriers Football Club for over 30 years and I am astounded to read in the Shuttle/Times & News on May 22 that Peter Picken has resigned because the club would not discuss his concerns on safety issues, which is a most serious matter. more...
IAN Britton is bidding to repeat Kidderminster Harriers' best Division Three result of his temporary charge on Saturday. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE have boosted their depleted ranks by snapping up all-rounder Justin Kemp and wicketkeeper Steve Adshead. more...
THE Malvern RFC Youth Development Section has nominated eight players from its Under 14 `Pirates' squad to join the County U14 Development Squads this Sunday. more...
WHAT is going on at the Harriers? I have followed the goings on at the club over the years and have always come to terms with the ways of "the powers that be". more...
HARRIERS U-19s won 1-0 at Rushden and Diamonds on Saturday morning with a goal from new signing Paul Oakey. more...
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WALSALL defender Tony Barras has revealed he is considering an offer from Kidderminster Harriers boss Ian Britton. more...
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MALVERN confirmed their impressive start to the season with another emphatic victory on Sunday. more...
PLAYER-of-the-season Danny Williams is looking increasingly likely to leave Aggborough in the summer. more...
THE players were put through a video nasty on Monday morning to see how the weekend points were thrown away at Rushden and Diamonds. more...
THE Senior Team from the Malvern Angels WRFC played their first fixture as a side since the formation of the Angels in May of last year. more...
COMMUNITY coaches will be working with budding footballers during the close season to improve their technical skills and flair. more...
THE Malvern `Dogs' will look back at this game and wonder how the scoreline looked so one sided when in effect they dominated the first ten minutes, and actually outscored Leicester in the second half. more...
THE Nationwide League Division Three clash with Boston United has been moved to avoid a clash with England's friendly against Portugal. more...
MALVERN RFC have signed ex Stourbridge and Worcester RFC player Richard Wilde in time for tomorrow's (Saturday) Midlands One game at local rivals Luctonians. more...
VETERAN Sean Flynn has agreed to remain a Kidderminster Harriers player with Ian Britton praising the 35-year-old's fitness levels. more...
ANDY Corbett has made a good start to his loan spell at Solihull Borough with goals in the 2-1 win at Weston-super-Mare and Tuesday's 2-2 draw with Evesham United. more...
HARRIERS are offering a series of hospitality packages for the high-profile friendlies with Leicester, West Bromwich Albion and Walsall. more...
A RANGE of commercial packages are on offer for Saturday's game with Exeter City. more...
PREMIERSHIP stars are set to be on show at Aggborough next season after West Bromwich Albion cut a deal to play reserve-team fixtures at Kidderminster Harriers. more...
A COMPETITION winner will receive her prize before Harriers' home game with Exeter City on Saturday. more...
I WOULD like to add my two-pence worth regarding season ticket prices at Kidderminster Harriers. more...
HARRIERS talented U-18s will not be giving their Midland Floodlit Youth League title up without a fight if Wednesday night was anything to go by. more...
MIDFIELD maestro Danny Williams has given Kidderminster Harriers a major boost by agreeing a new 12-month deal at Aggborough. more...
KEY defender Craig Hinton is set to be missing as Kidderminster Harriers search for their first Division Three win on Saturday. more...
DREWE Broughton has been linked with a potential move to Southend United who are talking to a target man they are keen to sign. more...
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PLANS to expand the Nationwide League play-offs to include six teams have been put on hold after doubts were raised by the Football Association and the Premier League. more...
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KIDDERMINSTER Harriers' Conference-winning connection, Molby and Mike Marsh, have both linked up with Nuneaton. more...
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IAN Britton has paved the way for fresh attacking impetus at Kidderminster Harriers after releasing Drewe Broughton from his contract. more...
STAR striker Faustino Asprilla is set to show off his skills at Aggborough on Saturday in a spotlight-grabbing debut. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers have revealed their new home kit for season 2003/04. more...
THE finances are looking rosier at Aggborough after the club netted just over £200,000 thanks to the latest Lee Hughes transfer. more...
VISITING fans are to be housed in part of the new East Stand next season in a change to admission policy that should net Kidderminster Harriers more gate receipts. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers Community Scheme are running two Football Association medical courses in October. more...
THE release of Tony Barras has improved Ian Britton's chances of bringing the experienced centre-half to Kidderminster Harriers. more...
JOHN Deakin's young Harriers top the Midland Floodlit Youth League Premier Division after Monday night's 5-1 win at Hinckley. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers will open the new season with a home fixture for the fourth time in a row since joining the Football League in the year 2000. more...
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BBC Radio Five Live presenter Mark Clemmit will bring his microphone to Aggborough on Saturday for the game with Boston as part of his 92 club tour. more...
HEALTHY support for Kidderminster Harriers' new Goalden Gate Lottery has helped the town's community. more...
LADY Luck is the missing ingredient from Kidderminster Harriers' season so far, according to boss Ian Britton. more...
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SKIPPER Sean Flynn has been tipped to make a greater impact at Kidderminster Harriers for the remainder of the season. more...
ENGLAND U-19s will be in Kidderminster on Thursday, October 10, to take on Yugoslavia in a friendly at Aggborough. more...
AGGBOROUGH hosts Worcestershire and Essex in the FA County Youth Challenge Cup first round on Saturday (2.30pm). more...
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FRINGE players were all due to gain some vital match fitness in a reserve friendly for Kidderminster Harriers at Rushden and Diamonds today. more...
FRENCHMAN Parfait Medou-Otye has signed for Stourport Swifts after being given the all-clear following a heart condition scare. more...
THE return of Adie Smith for Kidderminster Harriers is set to make competition fierce in one of Division Three's meanest defences. more...
ON-LOAN defender Mark Clyde is expected to return for Saturday's crunch game with Hull City but then cut short his initial loan spell. more...
BRISTOL man Ian Britton enjoyed a happy homecoming but he must be especially delighted to see Kidderminster Harriers growing stronger with every game. more...
FORMER Derby County boss Jim Smith is the next guest at Aggborough for the The Friends of the Harriers Sporting Dinner. more...
IAN Britton is working hard to overcome the draw specialist tag that has followed Kidderminster Harriers through seven Division Three stalemates this season. more...
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HARRIERS U-18s' hold on the Midland Floodlit Youth League Premier Division title is slipping after a second defeat in a row. more...
IAN Britton is calling for fans to use their vocal chords to cheer on Kidderminster Harriers rather than slating Jan Molby this weekend. more...
THE Malvern U14 `Pirates' ambitions for a good run in the North Midlands U14 Cup were ended abruptly on Sunday when they lost by 5-10 to Camp Hill U14 `Sharks'. more...
MOST Kidderminster Harriers fans will be well aware by now that there is life after Jan Molby but Saturday provided the ultimate proof. more...
BEN Stanley was spot on as he proved to be the penalty king in a competition organised by the Shuttle, Times & News with Kidderminster Harriers. more...
MALVERN kick-started their season with a fine team performance where everybody made a massive contribution whether in attack or defence. more...
JULIE Freeman's hat-trick helped keep honours even for Harriers Ladies in a 5-5 draw with Headless Cross. more...
FORMER Wales and Liverpool star Joey Jones is the new guest at The Friends of the Harriers fund-raising sportsmen's dinner tomorrow, replacing Jim Smith who has dropped out for family reasons. more...
JUNIOR rugby players from Malvern RFC and their parents will be travelling to Northampton this Sunday to watch the Northampton Saints first Heinekin Cup match against Ulster at Franklin Gardens and helping to raise much needed cash for the Malvern Youth Development Section as well. more...
THE mystery loss of Kidderminster Harriers giant Abdou Sall is set to continue as they look to extend their record nine-match unbeaten Division Three run. more...
THIS was a game that for long periods The Dogs were in total control, yet looking back at the game it is difficult to pinpoint why exactly the game was lost in the last few minutes. more...
TONIGHT'S international at Aggborough between England and Yugoslavia is set to be a 6,200 sell-out. more...
FORMER Kidderminster Harriers midfielder Richard Forsyth has been reunited with old boss Graham Allner at Cheltenham Town. more...
IAN Britton has shrugged off the disappointment of losing on-loan defender Mark Clyde by making another temporary signing. more...
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THERE will be holiday courses during half-term, thanks to Kidderminster Harriers Community Scheme. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers Ladies beat Hereford 4-0 on Sunday with all the goals arriving in the first half. more...
A FIRST defeat in 10 Division Three games has prompted Kidderminster Harriers boss Ian Britton to give his players a stark reminder. more...
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HARRIERS' U-18s, who embarked on a great FA Youth Cup run last season before falling to Nottingham Forest, were knocked out at the first-round stage on Monday night. more...
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HAPPY travellers Kidderminster Harriers are bidding to transfer their impressive away form to Aggborough on Saturday. more...
PHIL Mullen is expected to welcome back the majority of last season's players when Evesham United's training schedule gets under way on July 9. more...
A DOUBLE home cup boost has added to Kidderminster Harriers' joy at being third in the Division Three table. more...
PRESTIGIOUS knockout action will be absent from Common Road next season unless Evesham United can conjure up favourable results on the road. more...
TEENAGE striker Matt Lewis has joined Inderpaul Khela at Evesham United on a loan spell. more...
SEVERAL new faces were at Common Road on Tuesday night when Evesham United began preparations for the new Dr Martens League season. more...
A MIXTURE of forward mobility and backs running incisively gave Luctonians the honours in the first of Malvern's local Midlands One derby matches. more...
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DARREN Bullock has decided to add his vast experience to Evesham United's hopes of an improved showing in the Dr Martens League Western Division. more...
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