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Retired major, 75, to cycle 2,000 miles for our troops
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A RETIRED Army major has vowed to support soldiers wounded in Afghanistan by cycling more than 2,000 miles around the British Isles – at the age of 75. Gillingham grandfather Christopher Irven, who served in the Army for 39 years, was so struck by the courage of soldiers who have lost limbs and suffered the debilitating effects of...
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Town to wait on new boss
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MAGPIES' chairman Shaun Hearn will look to appoint a permanent manager once he can determine the size of the club's first-team playing budget for next term.
Town have started to offer players contract extensions but they are unable to fully determine the nature of their financial situation for next season until problems such as legal...
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McCarthy ralies the back four
GLOVERS' keeper Alex McCarthy wants the club's defensive unit to tighten up in order to ease pressure at the other end of the pitch. The...
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Rap star books gig
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BRITISH rapper Tinchy Stryder is coming to Westland Conference and Leisure Complex this month. Kwasi Danquah, aka Tinchy Stryder, has topped the charts with his two most recent singles, Take Me Back and Number 1. He will be at the Yeovil venue on Friday February 19. Tickets are £14, for more information, go to...
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