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Saturday, August 31 League 2: Accrington vs. Colchester AFC Wimbledon vs. Fleetwood Bromley vs. Crewe Carlisle vs. Tranmere Gillingham vs. Chesterfield (12:30 PM) Grimsby vs. Bradford Harrogate vs. Barrow Morecambe vs. Newport Port Vale vs. Doncaster (12:30 PM) Swindon vs. Notts County Walsall vs. Cheltenham National League: AFC Fylde vs. Southend Aldershot vs. Maidenhead Altrincham vs. Oldham Barnet vs. Tamworth Boston vs. Yeovil Dagenham vs. York Ebbsfleet vs. FC Halifax Gateshead vs. Eastleigh Hartlepool vs. Braintree Rochdale vs. Woking Solihull Moors vs. Wealdstone Sutton vs. Forest Green (5:30 PM) National League South: Boreham Wood vs. Maidstone Chippenham vs. Enfield Town…
Staff at the Swansea Building Society in Wales were astonished when a postcard, dated August 3, 1903, was delivered to them on August 16 this year. Addressed to Miss Lydia Davies—likely residing at what is now the society’s head office—the postcard was sent by her brother Ewart. The discovery led two families to come forward and uncover their familial connections. Descendants of Lydia and Ewart recently met for the first time at the West Glamorgan Archive. Ewart’s grandson, Nick Davies, from West Sussex, was joined by Lydia’s great-nieces Helen Roberts and Margaret Spooner, as well as Lydia’s great-granddaughter, Faith Reynolds.…
Gillingham will make a highly anticipated return to Priestfield this Saturday after a grueling two weeks on the road. Their travels included a Carabao Cup fixture against Swansea and back-to-back league matches at Morecambe and Fleetwood. Gills manager Mark Bonner is optimistic that the midweek break has benefited his team, as most fans haven’t seen their squad since their impressive opening-day victory over Carlisle United. “I’m really excited about the return,” Bonner shared. “Although it’s an early kick-off, I hope it doesn’t deter too many people. We need to get to work early, and I’m hopeful for a great atmosphere…
Friday 30 August 2024 8:02 am Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Email Biotech firm Reneuron Group has become the latest company to leave the London Stock Exchange’s AIM as it struggles to survive after entering administration. The Welsh company, which debuted on London’s junior market in 2005, announced that it does not anticipate raising sufficient funds to resume public trading due to the “additional costs and regulatory obligations” associated with the AIM market. This decision follows months of challenges for the stem cell technology company, which entered administration in March and…
AN ‘avoid the area’ warning has been issued as part of a busy Glasgow road is to be closed for a week. Source link
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Among these, one closure is anticipated to cause moderate delays, with drivers facing hold-ups ranging from 10 minutes to half an hour. According to the latest update from National Highways, one of the closures already in place will continue throughout the month. Drivers are advised to plan their routes accordingly to avoid inconvenience. For more detailed information on the specific closures and their expected durations, motorists are encouraged to check the National Highways website or local traffic updates. National Highways is responsible for maintaining motorways and major A-roads, so closures of smaller roads will not be included in their schedule.…
A 17-year-old boy was arrested following a manhunt in Hailsham, near Eastbourne, after the body of a man was discovered in the town center. Emergency services found the victim, a man in his 20s, with a stab wound in the Vicarage Field area around 6:20 p.m. The man was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene, and his family has been informed. This morning, officers and detectives are investigating the incident and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. Chief Inspector James Scott commented, “This is a tragic incident that will understandably distress the community. Our thoughts are…
Gillingham midfielder Armani Little is working hard to make up for a challenging summer. Little participated in the early stages of pre-season and played the first match against Millwall, but suffered an injury setback. He made his return for the season opener, a 4-1 victory over Carlisle. Despite the frustration of being sidelined, Little is catching up and regaining his form. He commented, “It was frustrating because I felt fit in the first couple of weeks and played the first half against Millwall. Injuries put you behind, but I’m someone who works hard and stays focused. I needed to get…
New Gillingham forward Marcus Wyllie was on the brink of making his league debut last weekend. Having impressed Gills manager Mark Bonner during training, Wyllie was considered for inclusion in the match against Fleetwood on Saturday. However, the game’s circumstances led Bonner to use other substitutes from the bench. Gillingham had several attacking options, including Aaron Rowe, Joe Gbode, Jonny Williams, and George Lapslie, all of whom came on during the match. Bonner noted, “That’s the strength we have, and the players will see that regularly. Some in the team under-performed last week, and others this week. We need the…
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