Gavin Grosvenor
Sports Editor and Community Content Editor at County Times
Sport from the #Powys County Times, covering #Radnorshire and #Montgomeryshire. Send your sport to [email protected]
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5 days ago |
countytimes.co.uk | Gavin Grosvenor
8 1/1 WELCOME to bygones as we raise our glass to Newtown's Monty Club. The building was home to the Unicorn Hotel up to 1918 and then became the British Legion while the date 1696 is prominent above the main entrance. A few years ago the declining membership decided on a rebrand and rename to reflect modern times.
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6 days ago |
bordercountiesadvertizer.co.uk | Gavin Grosvenor
Nick Law, licensee of The Leaking Tap, Cockshutt, and also chair of the football club, presents Jamie Cureton, secretary, with the home and away kit for the team who played in the Wem Sunday League Division Two. (Image: BCA.) A North Shropshire football competition enjoyed by thousands of players for over 40 years is to hold a reunion. The Wem and District Sunday League – which included teams from the Oswestry, Wem and Whitchurch areas – folded just over 10 years ago.
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6 days ago |
countytimes.co.uk | Gavin Grosvenor
GRACE Williams was among the medal winners for Britain at the ITTF World Para Challenger Lasko in Slovenia last week. Britain came home with medals with former Llanfyllin High School student Williams claiming bronze in the women’s class eight. Williams started well against World number four Sophia Kelmer, taking the first set 11-6 but the 17-year-old World bronze medallist came back to take the match 3-1.
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6 days ago |
countytimes.co.uk | Gavin Grosvenor
Katie Christopher will represent England. (Image: Public.) Llandrindod Wells is celebrating another remarkable sporting achievement after Katie Christopher was selected to represent the England Women’s Blind Football team at the prestigious 2025 IBSA Women's Blind Football World Grand Prix in Japan. This talented goalkeeper’s journey began playing for Llandrindod Junior Girls football team where her exceptional ability was quickly recognized.
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6 days ago |
whitchurchherald.co.uk | Gavin Grosvenor
Whitchurch Alport players and management celebrate. (Image: Liam Pritchard Photography.) WHITCHURCH Alport are Shropshire champions. The Midlands Premier League club overcame the challenge on Allscott Heath to lift the cup following a 3-0 win at AFC Telford United's SEAH Stadium on Wednesday night. Goals from Lewis Bloor and Harry Bower saw the Reds lead at the break while goalkeeper Jack Sheward pulled off three superb saves to frustrate Heath.
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