FUNDRAISERS for a borough village school literally went through hoops today as they helped raise cash for an extension. A netball rally at Horndon on the Hill Primary School proved a big success as teams of staff, parents and friends of the
Cheshunt 1, East Thurrock United 2 FIRST half goals from Rocks strikers Martin Touhy and Kurt Smith were enough to see the borough side through to the next round of the FA Trophy and put a smile on the face of manager John Coventry at the end of a difficult
MIDFIELDER Barry Cogan says the only way the Grays players can forget about their off-the-field worries is to perform on the pitch. Cogan, who scored Blues’ goal against Woking, and his team-mates have seen their wages slashed by 50 per cent
Grays Athletic 1, Woking 1 IF being forced to take a 50 per cent pay cut wasn’t bad enough, Grays’ players received another kick in the teeth when they conceded a last-gasp equaliser to fellow Blue Square Premier strugglers Woking. The
Thurrock 1, Maidenhead 2 THURROCK slipped to a frustrating Blue Square South defeat, lamenting what might have been after missing chances to get something from this encounter at Ship Lane. The visitors could have taken the lead in the sixth
Tilbury 1, Cray Wanderers 1 TILBURY ought to have won this FA Trophy tie at the first time of asking, having dominated much of the game. The visitors only had one effort on target in 90 minutes but the goal that came from it was enough to
