FORGESIDE U7S V ABERTILLERY U8S FORGESIDE U7s played host to Abertillery U8s on Sunday and ran them close in a tightlyfought contest. Prior to the game commencing both sides held a minute’s silence in honour of our fallen heroes which was fully
HUNDREDS took part in services across Monmouthshire to honour the brave men and women who lost their lives fighting in conflict. A sunset remembrance service was held by Rev. Lyndon Harrison, of St Mary’s Church, Caldicot. Over 100 people attended
MONMOUTH TOWN RESERVES 5 CWMBRAN CELTIC 2 A CRAIG Lewis hat-trick, his third in his last five games, was enough to maintain Monmouth Reserves’ 100 per cent league record as they beat Cwmbran Celtic 5 – 2 at the sports ground. This Saturday,
GWENT SENIOR CUP QUARTER-FINAL CWMBRAN CELTIC 2 CAERLEON 1 CELTIC maintained their recent improved form in coming from a goal behind to snatch the winner two minutes from time in this hard-earned Gwent Senior Cup quarter-final victory at Celtic
MONMOUTHSHIRE will brand itself as the ‘food capital of Wales’ in a bid to drive tourist numbers up. The county, which boasts wine producers, Michelin starred restaurants and the Abergavenny Food Festival, could make more of its edible star qualities
IN a scene typical across the South Wales Valleys, four boys are throwing a rugby ball around on a village green in Pontypool. What’s more unusual about these friendly games of two-on-two is that half the boys involved will go on to be fully-fledged
BLAENAVON BLUES 1 V 2 GOVILON GOVILON grabbed an injury time winner to bag themselves a spot in the second round of the John Payne Barber Amateur cup fixture and break Blaenavon hearts. The Blues welcomed Govilon to the Memorial ground on Saturday
EAST GWENT SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1 MATHERN WANDERERS 9 SEVERN TUNNEL NON POL A 0 BOTH teams aimed to put disappointing Gwent Amateur Cup defeats behind them but six first-half goals put Mathern Wanderers in the driving seat. Mathern manager
BLAENAVON BLUES 1 GOVILON 2 BLAENAVON Blues welcomed local rivals Govilon to the Memorial Ground on Saturday for a first round John Payne Barber Amateur cup fixture. The two sides met two weeks earlier in the league when the game ended all
SENGHENYDD U13S 7 TALYWAIN U13S 31 AN UNFORTUNATE injury to a Senghenydd player brought this game to an early end when Talywain were in a commanding lead. The player injured his neck during a tackle and the game was rightly concluded. Early
PEOPLE in Pontypool are to quiz Torfaen council over the £3.6m expansion plans for a gipsy and traveller site. Members of Cwmynyscoy Action Group (CWMnag) had asked for the chance to address next week’s extraordinary meeting of the council to air
