Reform took two county council seats from the Conservatives in Hertfordshire last night as the first election results were declared All 78 seats on Hertfordshire County Council are up for grabs in this year’s local elections – where Conservative Labour and Reform are standing in all seats While counting in the majority of the county’s seats will begin this morning (Friday) last night the six divisions in Broxbourne were declared The Conservatives held on to four of those seats – in Cheshunt Central Reform’s Tony Hill took Flamstead End and Turnford and Anthony Owen took Goffs Oak and Bury Green which were also previously held by the Conservatives Serving Conservative county councillor Mark Mills-Bishop – who is also leader of Broxbourne Council – lost the Flamstead End and Turnford seat by just 28 votes says the overnight results have been “phenomenal” – predicting further wins for the party in other areas of the county He says that following the wins in Broxbourne the Conservatives will now have to consider that support for Reform in the county is “not just a protest vote” He added that voters are feeling the pain of the past 14 years and wanting change locally He says that with seats on the county council Reform will now have the opportunity to influence budgets and to highlight “erroneous decisions” Speaking to the Local Democracy Reporting Service on Friday morning stressed that more than 90 per cent of the county council seats had yet to be counted He congratulated those Conservative candidates who had ‘hung on’ to the seats in Broxbourne He said: “There’s a national sentiment that has been driven by Nigel Farage “And it has washed over our local elections from the north of the country to the south “Last night I was really please we hung on to four of the six county council candidates all six divisions in Broxbourne had been held by Conservative councillors In the four seats that were retained by the Conservatives last night the share of the vote was significantly decreased from the last all-out elections in 2021 Conservative Paul Seeby polled 1,169 votes (equivalent to 38 per cent of the votes cast) to win the seat for the Conservatives That was just 162 votes more than were cast for second-placed Reform candidate Siobhan Monaghan who is already a serving councillor on Broxbourne Council It was also 948 votes fewer than were cast for the Conservatives in the same division back in 2021 Serving Conservative councillor Dee Hart retained the Waltham Cross seat – and also saw her vote cut significantly equivalent to 46 per cent of the votes cast – with Labour in second place she won the seat with just 939 votes – equivalent to 32 per cent of the votes cast Reform’s James Beatty was in second place in the Waltham Cross division with 843 votes – and Labour third with 691 votes Conservative Alexander Curtis won the seat with 1,460 votes – equivalent to 41 per cent of the votes cast Reform candidate Giles Hall was in second place with 1,302 votes This division was previously held by Lewis Cocking MP who back in 2021 had polled 2,324 votes for the Conservatives Cllr Steve Wortley – who is the existing councillor for the Cheshunt Central division – retained the Hoddesdon South seat for the Conservatives last night He took 1,669 votes in the election – equivalent to 44 per cent of the votes cast – but still 968 votes fewer than were cast for the Conservatives in the same division back in 2021 Second place in the division last night was Reform candidate Adam Clayton who polled 1,239 votes – equivalent to 33 per cent of the votes cast Reform’s Tony Hill took the Flamstead End and Turnford division after receiving 1,197 votes – equivalent to 38 per cent of the vote That was just 28 more than the 1,169 votes polled for Conservative Mark Mills-Bishop Cllr Mills-Bishop had been elected after polling 2,280 votes Mr Hill will be joined on the county council by fellow Reform candidate Anthony Owen who took the seat in Goffs Oak and Bury Green Anthony Owen polled 1,472 votes in the Goffs Oak and Bury Green election equivalent to 43 per cent of the votes cast Second-placed Conservative Corina Gander polled 1,178 votes in the division equivalent to 34 per cent of the votes cast the Conservatives had won the seat with 2,352 votes which was then equivalent to 64 per cent of the votes cast Harrow Online is a company registered in England and Wales Invicta travel to Hertfordshire on Non-League Day 2025 Invicta make the trip to Cheshunt on Saturday looking to make it back-to-back wins following last weekend’s 1-0 win over Whitehawk With the Premier League and EFL Championship on international break Cheshunt will be raising money for Prostate Cancer UK and collecting donations for Broxbourne Foodbank Gate will open at 11am with a pre-match game from Cheshunt Youth at midday You can find out more on Non-League Day by clicking here. Goalkeeper Jonny Henly will be available for selection following a 1-match suspension for sending off in the win over Bognor Regis Town Left back Nathan Green will begin a 4-match suspension having been dismissed during the 1st half of our defeat to Chichester City Invicta will take to the pitch in our red & white away colours Invicta have just 1 win from our last 6 meetings with Cheshunt and are without a win in our last 3 visits to Theobolds Lane Invicta’s last away win against Cheshunt is a 3-1 FA Trophy win in 2016 Ashley Miller and Ian Draycott on the scoresheet After a difficult start to the season saw Craig Edwards depart with Cheshunt sitting in 21st in the Isthmian Premier Division Mel Gwinnett took over later that month and has lifted The Ambers to a steady 15th position 12 points clear of safety with 7 games remaining Following the departure of the long-serving Craig Edwards in October Cheshunt appointed Mel Gwinnett as their new manager Mel has held roles as a goalkeeping coach at Exeter City and MK Dons assistant manager at Stevenage and Barnet before taking on the top job at Hampton & Richmond where he lead them to within a point of the National League South playoffs before departing in the summer 23 year old midfielder Antonis Vasilou is currently Cheshunt’s top goalscorer this season with 15 in 36 appearances Antonis featured against Invicta last season during a spell at Margate scoring a late equaliser in our 2-2 draw at Hartsdown Park in the FA Cup After coming through as a youngster at Barnet he joined Wingate & Finchley in 2022 before moving to Kent a year later moving on to Cheshunt after a short spell in Thanet Charlie Prescott and Adrian Dawkes from Seasiders Radio will be there to bring you live radio commentary from Cheshunt Always check rail times/strike action before you travel Theobolds Grove is the closest station to Chehsunt Stadium London Overground services from Liverpool Street station depart twice an hour with services departing Liverpool Street 10 times an hour Supporters can save by purchasing online for this fixture Alcaline Stadium Cheriton Road Folkestone Kent CT19 5JU Majority shareholder Addington Leisure Ltd Lee Harding’s 93rd-minute winner ensured that the Hornets kept pace with the other leading sides in the Isthmian League Premier Division The two extra points secured at the death could prove invaluable as the season reaches its climax Cheshunt had gone in front after 14 minutes through their captain who smashed home the loose ball from close range following a long throw-in that the Horsham defence did not manage to deal with that was the Ambers’ only on-target shot of the whole match The lead lasted until two minutes before half time when Lucas Rodrigues was first to the rebound after seeing his initial header well saved by R’avan Constable Ola Ogunwamide looked to have put the Hornets in front when his shot beat Constable only for debutant centre half Jack Turner to materialise seemingly from nowhere to clear the ball off the goalline Just when it looked as though Horsham would lose ground to their rivals up popped Harding with a cleverly improvised over-the-shoulder flick to spark scenes of jubilation on and off the pitch Darryl Jacobs was there to capture the excitement Read Full Match Report Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Last MatchIsthmian League Premier DivisionThe Fusion Aviation Community Stadium, HorshamSaturday April 26 2025, 3:00 pmHorsham5Hashtag United1Match Report Next MatchSussex Senior Cup FinalAmerican Express Stadium, FalmerThursday May 8 2025, 7:30 pmHorshamLittlehampton TownView Fixtures Send a tweet containing #HorshamFC to get involved. Thy man scores again things self entitled fans love to see.💛💚#HorshamFC https://x.com/robbiemurdoch28/status/1875881834388877785/photo/1 13918045.Limited by Shares: Major Shareholding (100%) Horsham Football Club CIC.Registered Address: The Hop Oast Stadium,Worthing Road,Horsham,West Sussex,RH13 0AD Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Deliveries, Returns & Refunds Powered by: Lello Co A link to set a new password will be sent to your email address Dartford’s twenty-one game unbeaten run came to an end in Hertfordshire after Cheshunt took their chances to take the three points in front of 556 supporters The first-half inside the Cheshunt Stadium was a rather subdued affair with very few clear-cut opportunities created by either side The visitors did start brightly initially and dominated the ball for long periods but with very little offered in the final third The closest they came to taking the lead was via Denzelle Olopade’s sweet volley which was excellently saved by Preston Edwards (10) Sam Granville blocked Samir Carruthers’ 32nd minute free-kick after Sam Odaudu had been fouled before Josh Hill fired across the face of the Cheshunt goal from a tight angle (39) And when the Darts’ defence was unable to deal with a deep cross into the box Donell Thomas was on hand to turn delightfully before firing the hosts in front deep into stoppage time (45+3) Dartford responded straight after the restart via Callum Jones’ cheeky lob over Preston Edwards but the ball was cleared off the line at the very last second (48) The timely intervention proved to be vital because the Ambers went on to double their advantage ten minutes later The in-form Kenny Coker was the player to score the goal (58) which left Ady Pennock’s side with a mountain to climb The Dartford boss responded immediately with a triple change in personnel and Olly Box all made way for George Whitefield Those changes would be followed by Jeremiah Pinder coming on for Luther Williams (71) before Samuel Okoye made way for Tyler Christian-Law (73) we find the Darts trying desperately to create an opening to get back into the contest only for a hard-working Cheshunt defence doing all it can to nullify the visitors’ attack The result was all but confirmed in the 70th minute when referee Mr Neil Morrison awarded the Ambers a penalty but their efforts were in vain as Cheshunt held firm to pull themselves further clear of the drop zone and end Dartford’s unbeaten run of form Josh Hill and Co will dust themselves down and go again next weekend as the Isthmian Premier League title race remains wide open Callum Jones.SUBSTITUTES: George Whitefield Match Photos Gallery GrassbanksDartfordKentDA1 1RTUnited Kingdom Telephone: 01322 299991Email: info@dartfordfc.com Dartford FC prides itself on being a community club wholly committed to eradicating all forms of discrimination and we continue to take a zero-tolerance approach we remind all supporters that anyone using discriminatory or abusive language will be asked to leave the stadium immediately and will face future punishment by | Feb 16, 2025 | Match Day Reports Isthmian Premier – Saturday 15th February – Match Report Cray Wanderers                                     2  Cheshunt                                               1 Cray Wanderers moved up to 9th in the Isthmian Premier albeit possibly briefly after a thrilling come from behind victory against a tough Cheshunt at a wet Flamingo Park.The win made it eleven league games unbeaten at the Wands new home since October It was felt before kick off that Neil Smith’ side needed perhaps one more win to confirm safety in the Isthmian Premier and with Cray now on 45 points and crucially sixteen in front of 19th placed Hendon means only really a catastrophic loss of form in the final eleven games coupled with superlative form from the other sides down the foot of the table means surely it is the higher echelons of the table they will be aiming for Smudge had the luxury of naming an unchanged side from the one which were impressive 4-1 winners at Chatham Town last Saturday meaning a second game for season ending loanee Soul Kader from Bromley up front Cheshunt are certainly no mugs but probably need at least a couple of wins for their safety to be confirmed and came into the game 15th on 37 points but had to make changes to their side from the one which beat Hastings United late in the game last Saturday Into the team for Mel Gwinett’s side came new signing from Wealdstone Scott Christian MJ Muyembe and Darion Furlong in for Lordon Akoibire The Ambers had ex-Wand Kenny Coker up front and had scored in his last couple of games while Cray had centre-half Remi Sutton who played for Cheshunt against Cray back in October Prior to kick off the Wands were presented with the December Performance of the Month award for the Isthmian League for the win at Dover on 14th December The match began with Cray dominating the possession in the opening fifteen minutes but the closest the Wands came was from Lateef Adaja’s left wing cross which came to Soul Kader but his effort lacked power and was claimed by Preston Edwards completely out of the blue Cheshunt took the lead in the 16th minute when a ball forward came to Rowley whose first touch was slightly heavy and was dispossessed by Coker who rolled the ball into the net down the left Ike Orji fired a shot over the bar shortly after but in the 22nd minute were deservedly on level terms when Josh Williams who had begun the game in blistering form down the right hoisted over a cross towards the back of the penalty area to Nyren Clunis who first time placed a shot wide of Edwards and tucked nicely into the bottom right corner for his seventh goal of the season and his third goal in six matches Two minutes later the Prince of Camberwell nearly shot Cray in front when he fired wide of goal from Adaja’ cross but may have turned awkwardly and needed a couple of minutes treatment   Then Williams was provider for a cross for Adaja but Dequanne Braithwaite did well to block and turn the ball over for a corner The match from here increased in quality and with both teams already on the scoresheet the second half of the opening period went from end to end Cheshunt threatened down the left and Coker fired into the side netting This was followed shortly after by a decent shot from outside the box by Jack Munns which Rowley did well to hold At the other end Williams saw a shot held by Edwards For Cray Frankie Raymond in imperious form in midfield once again played a cross into the box which Kader turned wide However the last chance of the half fell to Cheshunt and was a good opportunity when Braithwaite’s cross down the right into the box was headed wide of the right post by Tobias Braney By the start of the second half what started as simply a grey day had turned from drizzle to cold rain but it didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the two teams and for the first five minutes at least the match lost its shape with both on the attack Cheshunt began the half well and Braney’s cross from the left fell to Coker and maybe had more time to make the most of the chance but shot straight at Rowley For Cray from a cross from Darion Dowrich down the left Kader fired wide with a half volley The Ambers almost retook the lead when Christian set up Braney down the right of the area and his stinging shot was pushed out well by Rowley Cray though were beginning to up the gas and had a twenty minutes spell of power-heavy metal football with first Kader slotting following a cross but was disallowed for offside Then Orji’s superb cross down the right was met by the head of Kader who couldn’t have done more with the header but crashed back off the crossbar This was followed by another cross falling to Kader whose header was cleared off the line by the excellent Darion Furlong There was still more to come from Cray with Williams dashing down the right and his cross-shot flashed across goal and MJ Muyembe had to clear off the line Cray though were not to be denied and in the 68th minute went ahead with an exceptional goal started by Williams who from inside his own half burst forward to within twenty yards of goal and slotted a ball through a couple of defenders to Kader who did well to adjust his feet after his first touch but with some aplomb placed the ball past Edwards and into the net The Wands’ frustration continued as Charlie Edwards and Williams all saw shots inside the box blocked by the now overworked Ambers backline From here the conditions played its part in turning down the tempo but Cray had an element of control of the game with the nearest for Cheshunt falling to substitute Donell Thomas whose shot was well held by Rowley Nathan Jeche and late on Quade Taylor to helb bolster the fitness of the team which could have suffered with the conditions There were three yellow cards in the latter stages of the game for Tom Bonner Ike Orji and Quade Taylor but Cray were still looking for a third goal to give the game a much more respectable look Cheshunt did come close to making it 2-2 when top scorer Vas Vasiliou’s free kick into the area was volleyed over by Christian Cray had two chances to put the game to bed when first Williams who was unplayable on this afternoon carved a chance all by himself with he cut inside from the right into the box bis hear post shot was pushed out well by Edwards who also then denied Jeche with a one handed save The final chance of a breathtaking afternoon came for Cray when Taylor played a great ball out to Jeche down the left and his cross was steered wide of the right post by Adaja Cray though had snuffed out the Cheshunt threat with Coker withdrawn earlier in the half and the whistle went from the excellent referee Craig Barnett and Cray picked up a hugely satisfying three points and there were so many leading actors in this plot in amber and black who could be man of the match but Orji Clunis and Kader in particular were in fine form Cheshunt on this evidence should have no problems avoiding relegation and stay in 15th place but Cray were very good on the day and moved up into 9th albeit 11 points off fifth placed Dover Athletic Cray now go into a run of matches against three of the current top 10 in the next four games with 10th placed Folkestone visiting Flamingo Park on 22nd February in which should be another belting game New Stadium First Team Tickets Club News Contact Us Instagram YouTube Twitter Our club sponsor page Dover Athletic staged a gritty comeback to secure all three points at the Megger Community Stadium with a 2-1 victory over Cheshunt in a match full of incident It was Cheshunt who drew first blood in just the 8th minute Former Dover man Charlie Naylor found himself on the scoresheet after a long throw into the box wasn’t dealt with by the home defence The ball took fell to Naylor and nestled into the back of the net a pinpoint cross from Fuad Sesay was met by Luke Baptiste whose header forced pressure on the Cheshunt defence George Nikaj lurked at the far post but narrowly failed to convert A flurry of yellow cards arrived for Cheshunt in the 27th minute – Alfie Matthews and goalkeeper R’avan Constable were all booked following separate off-the-ball incidents in a heated sequence Cheshunt were handed a golden opportunity to double their lead in the 32nd minute after a handball in the Dover area gave them a penalty But Jordan Gillmore came to the rescue for the home side diving low to his right to parry away a weak spot kick Dover made their pressure count just before the break Ruben Soares-Junior danced past Naylor and struck a tame shot allowing Luke Baptiste to pounce and poke home the equaliser That goal proved crucial in swinging momentum heading into half-time with the score tied at 1–1 Dover came out of the blocks quickly in the second half with George Nikaj inches away from scoring in the 50th minute his shot curling narrowly past the far post with a powerful header on the hour mark forcing Constable into a sharp low save Roman Charles-Cook was booked in the 55th minute but Dover remained composed and built steadily Baptiste again tested the Cheshunt goalkeeper in the 58th minute while a George Wilkinson cross moments later was nodded just over by Nikaj and Nikaj met it with a thunderous header to put Dover in front Dover managed the game well despite several substitutions and a lengthy six minutes of added time Injuries to Wilkinson and the enforced substitutions of key players like Nikaj and Baptiste tested the squad’s depth There was time for Tamas Amgbaduba to pick up a late yellow card after replacing Baptiste but Dover saw out the final minutes professionally This was a spirited and hard-fought performance from Dover Athletic who showed resilience after going behind early Dover will look to build on this momentum as they welcome Hendon to Crabble next Saturday Isthmian League – Premier DivisionVenue: Megger Community StadiumAttendance: 685Referee: Scott Rudd Evergreen Chris Dickson helped himself to a hat-trick as Horsham put the disappointment of their midweek FA Trophy exit at Torquay behind them with a 3-1 defeat of Cheshunt gave the Hornets a first half lead from the spot after the outstanding Reece Meekums had been fouled and added to his tally after the break after more good work by Meekums only to seemingly pass up his his chance of recording his first ‘treble’ for the club when he saw a second spot-kick pushed away by R’avan Constable That ‘miss’ looked costly when Vas Vasiliou converted a well-crafted goal for the Amber but Dickson was not to be denied tucking away a close range effort from Meekums’ cross to secure a well-deserved three points for Dom Di Paola’s side images and video highlights can be found at the link below Read Full Match Report At least he knows where the goal is…..;) Folkestone Invicta Supporters Club travel details for Saturday's trip to Hertfordshire Folkestone Invicta Supporters Club are running travel for our trip to Cheshunt on Saturday 22nd March A 16-seater bus will depart The Dugout at 11:30am Supporters are requested to register their interest as soon as possible To book your place contact John Law on 07957 688435 Nineteen-year-old George Whitefield struck a thirty-yard screamer as dominant Dartford beat Cheshunt in a highly entertaining game in front of 863 supporters at Bericote Powerhouse Princes Park who came into the game with just one defeat in five (in all competitions) burst out of the blocks in a pulsating first-half but came across an in-form R’Avan Constable between the Ambers’ sticks The goalkeeper saved well from Duane Ofori-Acheampong (3) and from Samir Carruthers’ cheeky lob in the fifth minute before Vas Vasiliou fired over the Dartford crossbar at the other end (8) Jacob Marsden also had a good afternoon in goal for the Darts which began with a good save to deny Tommy Wood in the 10th minute That was pretty much it from the visitors for the first period as Ady Pennock’s Darts were purring and laying seige on the visitors’ goal Denzelle Olopade was next to try his luck with a delightful curling drive which forced Constable into a superb save (13) before Ofori-Acheampong scored only to see his effort chalked off for an apparent offside Jeremiah Pinder then saw his low drive tipped behind by Constable (28) before Olopade had two bites of the same cherry in quick succession after Luther Williams and Sam Odaudu combined well to wreck havoc in the Cheshunt box Olopade’s first strike was saved well by Constable before his second smacked back off the upright The Darts’ pressure eventually told as the excellent Constable made arguably his only mistake of the afternoon The referee Mr Teddy Osborn pointed to the spot and Samir Carruthers cooly slotted home to score his third goal in as many games (35) The visitors responded via a well-taken free-kick before Magloire Muyembe forced an excellent save out of Jacob Marsden deep into stoppage time at the end of the half with in-form Vas Vasiliou forcing a fine save from Marsden (57) as the Ambers looked for an equaliser after a swift counter-attack was rewarded by a Tommy Wood leveller Ady Pennock responded by introducing Olly Box for Duane Ofori-Acheampong (61) before going on to swap Tyler Christian-Law and Jeremiah Pinder for Dean Nayler and Todd Brand (79) Cheshunt kept probing and only superb defending by Luther Williams prevented a potential two-on-one situation from developing after an excellent counter-attack (70) it was young defender George Whitefield who had the last laugh when his 30-yard screamer flew into the top-corner in the 78th minute to send the Dartford supporters into delightful celebrations the Josh Hill-led Darts held firm to thwart any Cheshunt attempt at seeking an equaliser Jack Thomas fired narrowly over the Dartford crossbar (81) before Whitefield put in a brilliant challenge to intercept Vasiliou’s dangerous cross deep into stoppage time Whitefield not only scored his first goal for the First Team and he also collected a well-deserved Man of The Match award as well in what was a thoroughly deserved victory for Ady and his team Duane Ofori-Acheampong.SUBSTITUTES: Olly Box Dover Athletic cruised into the next round of the Isuzu FA Trophy with a comfortable 3-0 win over Cheshunt at the Megger Community Stadium in front of 436 spectators The first half was a relatively quiet affair with both sides struggling to break the deadlock with early chances in the opening minutes putting Cheshunt under pressure The Whites came close on several occasions with Baptiste and Matthews leading the charge Dover picked up the pace in the second half and it wasn’t long before the breakthrough came flicked on by Wilkinson caused confusion in the Cheshunt defence and Remi Sutton inadvertently turned the ball into his own net to give Dover the lead Ruben Soares-Junior doubled the advantage with a long-range strike that Cheshunt goalkeeper Edwards fumbled over the line and they made it 3-0 in the 70th minute when Luke Baptiste finished off a well-placed cross from Soares-Junior at the back post Cheshunt’s misery was compounded when Raul Da Silva was shown a straight red card in the 72nd minute leaving the visitors with ten men for the remainder of the game Dover saw out the final stages comfortably maintaining a clean sheet and securing their place in the next round of the competition Next up for Dover is a return to league action on Tuesday night Dover Athletic 3 – Cheshunt 0Remi Sutton (55′ og)Ruben SOARES-JUNIOR (64′)Luke BAPTISTE (69′) Isuzu FA Trophy Third Qualifying RoundKick-off: 3pmVenue: Megger Community StadiumAttendance: 436 23 George WILKINSON SUBS: 4 Jeremiah GYEBI Today’s Pitching In Isthmian Premier Division fixture against Cheshunt has been postponed Today’s Pitching In Isthmian League fixture at home to Cheshunt has been postponed All tickets purchased online will be refunded and a new date will be confirmed in due course we apologise to supporters for any inconvenience caused Dover Athletic head to Hertfordshire to take on Cheshunt in the Isthmian Premier Division Dover Athletic’s unbeaten run ended with a 1-0 loss to Cray Wanderers in a tense Isthmian League Premier Division match at Crabble Despite dominating possession and creating chances Dover struggled to break through Cray’s defence and Ruben Soares-Junior received a yellow card as tensions flared Cray struck in the 47th minute through Kenny Coker efforts from Francis Mampolo and Luke Baptiste Cheshunt secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Bowers & Pitsea in the Isthmian League Premier Division at The Cheshunt Stadium but it was Uko Oji’s composed 38th-minute finish that proved decisive with Tommy Wood’s disallowed second-half goal and a brilliant point-blank save from the Bowers keeper adding to the drama including a dubious stoppage-time free kick Cheshunt held firm to claim all three points Cheshunt currently sits 19th in the Isthmian Premier League with 20 points from 19 matches Cheshunt have struggled with just 2 wins from 10 games while their away form has been slightly better 17/12 – Bowers & Pitsea (H) – Won 1-014/12 – Horsham (A) – Lost 1-310/12 – Chatham Town (H) – Lost 0-130/11 – Dulwich Hamlet (H) – Drew 1-123/11 – Carshalton Athletic (A) – Drew 1-119/11 – Billericay Town (A) – Lost 0-3 (Velocity Cup 4) More information: https://cheshuntfc.com/club/cheshunt-fc-a-guide-for-supporters-of-visiting-clubs/ Ticket Prices for 1st team matches at the turnstile are: Discounted tickets can be purchased in advance at: https://cheshuntfc.ktckts.com/brand/match-tickets Invicta suffer defeat at the Alcaline Stadium We can confirm that Defender Jack Turner has joined Cheshunt on loan until the end of the season Manager Robbie Simpson said: “Jack has done really well on his loan at Phoenix Sport Now it’s a really good opportunity for him now to play at step three and really showcase himself at that better level Chelmsford City FC © 2025 It looks like you haven't added any items to your cart yet We go again on Tuesday night as we welcome Cheshunt for our rearranged fixture Invicta welcome Cheshunt on Tuesday evening for our second home fixture of 2025 The fixture was originally scheduled for Saturday 7th December but was postponed due to Storm Darragh Invicta are on a run of 4 games unbeaten since Christmas A win on Tuesday night would cut the gap to 5th place down to 3 points and could lift Invicta as high as 6th Invicta will be missing Sam Blackman with an injury picked up in December and defender Marvel Ekpiteta may be a doubt having missed Saturday’s trip to Essex after picking up and injury against Hastings United on New Year’s Day Ade Yusuff played 45 minutes on his return on Saturday at Bowers & Pitsea so may be in contention for his first start Winger Khale Da Costa and defender Joel-Michael Odeniran both headed out on loan last week to Potters Bar Town and Herne Bay respectively while Tyler Anderson joined Isthmian South East Division side Phoenix Sports after a short stay at the Alcaline Stadium Andy Drury spoke to our Head of Media ahead of Tuesday night’s match: “On Tuesday we will be looking to build on a run of 4 games unbeaten since Christmas when we welcome Cheshunt While we were disappointed not to return with all 3 points on Saturday it was another positive performance from the team that is the standard we now have to continue to match week in Both the results and performances since Christmas have been positive we need to continue that push through a busy month it’s huge for us to have the supporters behind us They have been superb all season and we want to continue to give them the performances their support deserves hopefully they will be out in number on on Tuesday night wrapped up warm but fully behind us in the stands.” With 2 promotions and a relegation in the past 7 years The Ambers won the Isthmian South Central playoffs in 2018/19 then after 2 season with no promotion and relegation through the COVID19 pandemic they followed up with the Premier Division playoffs in 2021/22 Relegation after 1 season in the National League South saw a return to the Isthmian League last season with Craig Edwards’ side narrowly avoiding a return to Step 4 as they finished 4 points above Margate The Hertfordshire side currently sit outside of the bottom 4 by a point with a vastly superior goal difference Craig Edwards departed the club in mid-October with Mel Gwinnets replacing him later in the month A haul of 8 points in their last 5 matches sees Cheshunt come into the game in a good run of form The sides have met 6 times since Cheshunt were promoted from the Isthmian North Division in 2019 Both of those wins for Invicta came at Cheriton Road but our visitors took 3 points back to Hertfordshire in March 2022 with a 4-0 win on their way to promotion to the National League South Both games last season saw the home side come from behind to take 3 points Invicta winning 2-1 at the Alcaline Stadium thanks to goals from Luke Holness and Ibrahim Olutade 23 year old midfielder Antonis Vasilou is currently Cheshunt’s top goalscorer this season with 10 in 23 appearances Supporters can pay on the gate for this fixture or purchase online in advance from our online ticket shop If you can make it to the match you can follow the action via our X (formerly Twitter) account. Alternatively, live score updates are available on Football Webpages. The Dugout Sports Bar will be open from 11:30am Food and refreshments will also be available from the truck inside the stadium located between The Dugout and the Folkestone Bowls Club building We have FOUR new fanzone bars around the ground serving draught beer one beside the tea hut window and one beside the disability shelter The Dugout Sports Bar will be open from 4pm showing all of the days live sport Dover Athletic claimed a hard-fought 2-1 victory away at Cheshunt with first-half goals from George Nikaj and Luke Baptiste proving enough to secure the points despite a late response from Uko Oji for the hosts The visitors started brightly and capitalised on their dominance in the early stages delivering a pinpoint pass across the face of goal for Nikaj to slot home and it set the tone for a Dover side that looked full of intent Cheshunt struggled to find a foothold in the game with Dover exploiting the wet and windy conditions to great effect and Baptiste nearly doubled the lead in the 18th minute with a curling effort that narrowly missed the far post Dover’s persistence paid off again in the 30th minute and Baptiste saw the latter receive a clever through ball before firing past the Cheshunt goalkeeper to make it 2-0 The Whites could have added a third before the break but Wilkinson’s diving header sailed over the bar Cheshunt came out with more urgency in the second half Cocoracchio made a crucial last-ditch tackle in the 63rd minute to deny the hosts a clear chance Cheshunt began to throw more bodies forward Substitute Uko Oji gave the home side hope in the 83rd minute finding the back of the net to set up a tense finish with Nikaj shielding the ball in the corner and the team showing resilience to secure the win For best viewing experience of this website Please enter a place name in the search bar After provisionally the warmest May Day on record in the UK higher than average temperatures will subside over the weekend Environment Agency Updated: 00:05 (UTC+1) on Tue 6 May 2025 Variable cloud with some bright or clear spells Variable amounts of cloud feeding in from the North Sea through the night with winds mostly easing Coastal showers remain possible with brisk winds here Possible rural grass frost in western parts where winds become light by dawn A cold and fine start for most with variable There should be some bright or sunny spells mainly fine weather with sunny or clear spells and mostly light winds Dry across the vast majority of the UK with clear or sunny spells but also some patchy cloud Cloud will likely thicken across the far north and northwest during the weekend with some outbreaks of rain for a time There is also a small risk of some heavy showers in the far south or southwest high pressure will be dominant across the UK This will bring predominantly fine and dry weather for the majority of places Temperatures are likely to be slightly above normal for the time of year although there is a chance of some cold nights Fairly typical weather for the time of year is most likely through this period fine and dry weather is more likely to dominate although this will be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places temperatures will most likely be near to or slightly above average Invicta will now host Cheshunt in January We can confirm that our Isthmian Premier Division fixture at home to Cheshunt has now been rearranged for Tuesday 7th January The Hertfordshire side were originally due to visit the Alcaline Stadium on Saturday 7th December but the fixture was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch Dartford have another opportunity to create history when they visit Cheshunt on the weekend The Darts will set a new club record of unbeaten league games if they avoid defeat on Saturday and extend their current sequence to 22 matches Last time out Dartford were made to work for their eighth away win in a row when they took maximum points to stay top of the Isthmian Premier Another victory on the road will also set a joint best winning away streak in league competition for the Darts Dartford came from behind last Saturday in their 3-2 win at Hendon The Darts have been in such fine form that they’ve rarely needed to claim points after conceding the first goal the last time Adrian Pennock’s side had to turn an Isthmian Premier match around was on Boxing Day in the Kent derby victory over Cray Wanderers There was plenty going on during last weekend’s game The Darts dropped from first to third and back again all before a hectic seven-minute period in the second half at the Silver Jubilee Stadium Pennock made three changes to the side that drew 0-0 with Chichester City bringing in Eddie Dsane Samir Carruthers was back in the squad after being out with a hamstring injury and made a big impact Match Highlights courtesy of HendonFCOfficial Even though the pack had been shuffled following three games in a week the Darts still managed to negotiate their way to victory Hendon deservedly led at the break after Nikolai Krokhin scored for the hosts The twist and turns of the second half started within five minutes of the restart then on loan Hayden Bullas netted his first for the Darts but on 57 minutes Carruthers converted from the penalty spot for the decisive goal A record Dartford will want to maintain this weekend is their perfect one against Cheshunt The Darts have come out on top in the previous three meetings winning the reverse fixture back in November A dominating first half display saw the Darts lead at half-time thanks to a Carruthers penalty George Whitefield scored a stunner from long range to secure a 2-1 triumph Highlights courtesy of Dartford FC TV Both sides met in the National South during the 2022/2023 season with the Darts winning 2-1 at Princes Park Pierre Fonkeu scored a brace that made all the difference Dajon Golding scored a late consolation for the visitors the Darts were helped by a former player when Rowan Liburd scored an own goal Luke Coulson and Tom Bonner extended the lead before a consolation from the Ambers but form has improved since Boxing Day to pull them eight points clear of the relegation zone long serving manager Craig Edwards departed after defeat against Potters Bar Town The loss left the Ambers second from bottom with five points from their opening eight games A fortnight later former Hampton and Richmond Borough boss and he has since moved the Hertfordshire side up to 15th in the table The new manager will want to improve form at home where the Ambers have only beaten sides currently in the bottom three Gwinnett made eleven changes prior the Hertfordshire Senior Cup semi-final defeat over a week ago Magloire Muyembe and Christian Scott were the only trio retained for last weekend’s fixture against Cray Wanderers It was all looking good for the visitors when former Wand the hosts turned fortunes around with two goals from Nyren Clunis then Soul Kader Cheshunt ended a run of four without victory at Theobalds Lane A last-minute effort from Coker got the Ambers back to winning ways with a 2-1 victory The home side had to come from behind after former Dartford forward Davide Rodari gave relegation threatened Hasting United a first-half advantage Jack Munns levelled for Cheshunt just past the hour mark then Coker decided the game in injury time Dartford wins: 3 / Cheshunt wins: 0 / Draws: 0 Dartford 2 – 1 Cheshunt (09/11/2024 – Isthmian Premier)Cheshunt 1 – 3 Dartford (07/01/2023 â€“ National South)Dartford 2 – 1 Cheshunt (13/08/2022 – National South) Danny Harris and Lee Noble were on target as the Darts defeated Dorchester down in Dorset in 2011 The National South fixture finished 2-0 to the visitors and is Dartford’s last away win on this day former Football League side Hereford United visited Princes Park in the National League and were beaten by goals from Alex Wall and Noble the Darts won against Eastbourne Borough back in the National South Jack Jebb’s opener was cancelled out by Greg Luer but Darren McQueen netted a penalty in a 2-1 victory Dartford’s last game on this day ended in an away loss at Hungerford Town in which manager Steve King and Junior Tiensia were sent off Jake Robinson scored a late consolation for the Darts Register  Login The Hertfordshire estate has been sold over a year after it entered administration The former Birch Cheshunt hotel has been sold to boutique brand Surya Hotels off a guide price of ÂŁ12.5m Knight Frank was appointed to sell the Hertfordshire estate after it fell into administration in 2023 which runs 11 boutique hotels in the east of England intends to refurbish the hotel under its own branding which previously operated under the DeVere and Birch brands Over ÂŁ8m has been invested into the estate since 2020 when it opened as the Birch Cheshunt with two restaurants overseen by chef Robin Gill But the hotel closed along with its sister property with administrators blaming the collapse on “cash constraints” said: “We received strong interest and more than ten credible offers for Theobalds Park Estate and are delighted to complete the transaction with Surya Its strategic location and amenities mark it out as a premium asset that can be enhanced further through refurbishment and Surya’s expert management.” Sukhi Dulai at Surya Hotels said: “Theobalds Park Estate is an excellent asset which will bolster our existing portfolio with its impressive facilities historical features and great connectivity “We look forward to the opportunity to refurbish the property under our own branding and operations transforming it into a hotel welcoming both leisure and corporate visitors.” Birch Cheshunt was originally overseen by Chris Penn, former managing director of the Ace Hotel London, and entrepreneur Chris King, both of whom left the business in 2022 The administration of the Birch Selsdon has been extended by a further year while a buyer was sought for the property Sign Up Jacobs Media is a company registered in England and Wales A match that Horsham seemed to have comfortably in their grasp at 2-0 with an hour played was transformed into complete chaos for a 10-minute spell until order was restored and the home side ran out 3-1 winners Chris Dickson gave the Hornets a deserved lead just after the half-hour mark converting a penalty won by the outstanding Reece Meekums to underline the superiority that they had displayed throughout the first period When Dickson notched a second within five minutes of the restart but a fine goal by Vas Vasiliou gave the Ambers hope Dickson then completed his hat-trick to put the game to bed Dom Di Paola made three changes from the travel-weary group that took to the field in Devon on Tuesday evening both unavailable to make the trip to the English Riviera returning to the starting lineup alongside Dickson who picked up a knock early on at Plainmoor but manfully played on missed out for the first time in the league this year while Lucas Rodrigues was given the chance to rest a hip problem Against a Cheshunt side that contained not a single player who appeared in the same fixture last year Horsham looked to get on the front foot from the off and captain Jack Brivio almost opened the scoring in the sixth minute with an audacious lob from 40 yards which looked as though it had a real chance of beating R’avan Constable but the Ambers’ keeper retreated quickly enough to grasp the ball beneath his crossbar Meekums was to prove a massive thorn in the side for the visitors defence all afternoon and he gave the first sign of his threat when his cross found Dickson near the penalty spot A couple of free kicks by Bobby-Joe Taylor threatened something but delivered nothing who endeared himself to everyone even more than normal by doing the rounds of the ground with a huge bag of chocolates Although Horsham had made all the early running it was the visitors who came closest to opening the scoring when Tommy Wood got to Fionn Murphy’s cross first but Lewis Carey scrambled across his goal to scoop the ball away from just in front of the line The Hornets continued to press and a marvellous move involving Jack Strange Fenelon and Meekums led to the latter delivering a lovely cross which Dickson headed over the angle of post and crossbar Meekums continued to cause Murphy all kinds of strife and the young full back was booked for bringing the flying winger down after once more being shown a clean pair of heels A Charlie Hester-Cook header over the bar and a Fenelon flick blocked at the near post added to the sense that the first goal would not be long in coming who burst between Murphy and Alex Gibson-Hammond drawing a foul that no-one in amber had the heart to contest A one-goal margin was the least the Hornets deserved and they started the second half determined to make it two A pair of toe-enders by Hester-Cook and Fenelon nearly released Dickson but Cheshunt skipper Jack Thomas saw off the threat before Fenelon almost profited from brilliant interplay by Meekums and Hester-Cook Dickson muscling his way beyond Da Costa before forcing a shot past Constable Dickson chose to shoot on the Hornets’ next foray with Hester-Cook on his own in the centre punching the air in frustration at not receiving a pass The next to try to bag the third goal was Jake Elliott who came close to opening his account with a rising drive that rose too much but the feeling was that it was only a matter of time Cheshunt scored when Vas Vasiliou accelerated infield from the right swapped passes with substitute Jeremy Bisau and finished crisply into the corner of Carey’s net Dickson came agonisingly close to his hat-trick when he flicked a long Taylor cross over the onrushing Constable only to see the ball roll inches wide of the unguarded net Having come within an ace of clinching the match ball Dickson was then presented the perfect opportunity to seal the deal when Horsham were awarded a second penalty for an apparent handball by Thomas but Constable guessed right and made a good save diving to his left Cheshunt sensed that they had been given a new lease of life Bisau tricked his way to the byline and it was only Gibson-Hammond’s mishit that prevented the scores from being brought level as the Hornets threatened to lose their heads and the lead at the same time Carey charged out of his goal and fouled Sam Granville escaping with a yellow card when some feared a red the Ambers did then find themselves two goals behind again Substitute James Hammond switched play to the marauding Meekums who beat Brandon Bryan-Waugh on the outside and laid the ball on a plate for Dickson finally to close out the hat trick that he had been threatening with Constable flapping at a Lee Harding corner leading to a Taylor shot that was deflected wide Constable then dropped another high ball which would have plopped into his own net had it not been hoofed clear by Raul Da Costa Dickson spurned the chance to add a fourth when he put a free header over from a peach of a cross by Harding before Strange almost marked his 100th appearance in yellow and green with a goal only to see his bullet header cleared off the line by Wood and a second effort from a Hammond corner fizz past the near post It would have been a fitting finale for Strange who had been at his imperious best all afternoon but it was Dickson who was left celebrating leaving the field with a huge smile on his face and the match ball under his arm Horsham1Lewis Carey2Jake Elliott3Harvey Sparks4Danny Barker6Jack Strange8Charlie Hester-Cook9Shamir Fenelon12Bobby-Joe Taylor15Jack Brivio18Reece Meekums19Chris DicksonSubstitutes7James Hammond11Ola Ogunwamide14Joel Daly16Montel Agyemang20 Lee Harding Cheshunt1R’avan Constable2Brandon Bryan-Waugh 3Fiona Murphy4MJ Muyembe5Sam Ejjayha6Raul Da Silva7Vas Vasiliou8Jack Thomas9Tommy wood 10Alexander Gibson Hammond11Sam GranvilleSubstitutes16Lordon Akolbire20Ben Casey18Jack Munns15Jeremy Bisau17Preston Edwards by | Feb 14, 2025 | Front Page Cray Wanderers vs Cheshunt – Isthmian Premier – Saturday 15th February 3 pm – Match Preview & Directions for newcomers Cray Wanderers play the first of back to back Saturday home games on 15th February as Cheshunt are welcomed to Flamingo Park for the first time Both teams will come into the game in pretty decent nick with both teams unbeaten in two matches but over a longer period Cray have only lost three of the last fourteen games and Cheshunt two defeats in ten The Wands moved up to 11th in the table last Saturday with an exceptionally professional 4-1 win at Chatham Town who were one of the early season promotion favorites and reversed the score at Flamingo Park back in October Cray silenced a four figure crowd at Chatham with two goals in the first twenty minutes Firstly Josh Williams supplied the first of two assists firstly for Nyren Clunis taking his total to six making him top scorer so far Williams’ then provided another great cross which led to an own goal The impressive Remi Sutton who played for Cheshunt when the teams met in October glanced in a free kick to make it 3-0 before half time for his maiden Wands goal the returning loanee Soul Kader made it 4-0 four minutes into the second half and although Cray conceded a goal a minute later 4-1 never flattered Cray in the slightest Cray have a really tough run in the final stretch of the season but to move on to 42 points after only having only six on 22nd October and maybe one more win in a season where many sides below have to play each other could be enough to preserve safety Cheshunt like Cray made a sticky start to the season but have picked up points certainly since the turn of the year to move up to 15th on 37 points following a hard fought 2-1 win at home to Hastings United last Saturday has made a difference already and scored the winner on Saturday and also scored in the 2-2 draw vs Hendon on 4th February taking his total to three Hastings were ahead at half time but goals from Jack Munns just before the hour and Coker two minutes into added time helped give the Ambers some breathing space from the relegation places When the sides met on 26th October at Cheshunt Cray desperately needed a win and a piece of luck and got it when a clearance went into the net off Charlie Edwards for a 1-0 win which began the clime away from danger Prior to the game Cheshunt came under a change of manager after a poor run of form through September – October and Mel Gwinnett was appointed and has made Cheshunt tough to beat especially away from home where they have won four of the last six games Cheshunt have won away at Hastings United (3-2) Potters Bar Town (2-1) and Canvey Island (1-0) Bowers & Pitsea (1-0) and Hasting United (2-1) Cray Valley and Hendon and lost to Chichester City Leading scorer is Vas Vasiliou with 13 goals This promises to be a real mid February hard as nails contest and one that the winners will need to carve from granite to achieve and should be another great occasion Cray Wanderers play the first of back to back home games to end February as we welcome Cheshunt to Flamingo Park for the first time Here Neil Smith looks back to the last two matches which yielded four points and ended with a fine 4-1 win at one of the  pre-season promotion favourites Chatham Town Let’s begin with a recap of a great win at Chatham Town last Saturday A fantastic win in front of a four figure crowd which takes on to 42 points after 30 games So to go in at half time 3-0 up was very pleasing Soul Kader coming in from Bromley who I cannot thank enough for getting that deal across the line to help us out being picky at the same time we were disappointed to concede a goal as this season the defence has been outstanding To go two nil up in twenty minutes in front of a large crowd I thought was impressive as that puts them on the back foot and allows then for the defence to step forward That’s right you don’t really want to give their crowd something to get behind them with and we had to feel them out a bit and remain compact and we knew we would get the chances Josh Williams I felt was outstanding with his wing play and delivery into the box Eze and Frankie too where Chatham are strong in that area we more than matched them in that department Then the back four being as sturdy as they have been all  season from October onwards we kept their chances to a minimum and took ours Michael has been in and around the first team for around 18 months to a year now and we have been waiting to give him glimpses and chances and he has been earning it with Roy Brooke manager of the U23s and U18s who I watched in their cup semi final at the weekend and there are some good young players coming through who in time we may be looking to integrate as well It was a strange game against Bognor because obviously we had a penalty decision go against us a goal disallowed for offside which later showed it was onside and then they went 1-0 up The boys have shown a real belief and desire to not throw the towel in and to go right into the depths of the game so for Michael coming on to score his first goal was testament to the players The senior players were encouraging the young players who have come on and encouraging the senior players So we want that squad ethic and we have it at the moment in abundance With the young players coming through and the quality of the senior players that we have already got at the club we are integrating that pretty well I think Let’s move it on to today and a Cheshunt side who have been getting some results to move them on to 37 points and a bit of a buffer from the bottom four We ground out a 1-0 win in our previous meeting in October which perhaps wasn’t pretty but it started our revival and began to move up the table All we needed was a lucky break which we got with the ball going in off Charlie Edwards’ backside Lo and behold we would take a win however we got it at the time and I don’t think we have looked back since they are a very strong side and direct and Kenny Coker is scoring goals for them as well and I believe they have gone a goal down in the last two games to score late for a draw and a win and a side you are going to have play for the full ninety and never give them a minutes rest They are fighting to get out of a relegation fight and I believe we need one more win to get to the points total we think would be enough to keep us safe Cray Wanderers FC – Flamingo Park Sports & Leisure – Sidcup By-Pass Flamingo Park lies on the A20 and is the new home of Cray Wanderers and used for the Men and Women’s First Team Academy side and the club house hosts live music and private events For the 2024-25 season Bexley FC will also play their Kent County League Premier games at Flamingo Park M20 – Follow the M20 for 16.8 miles then continue on to A20 for 3.6 miles then continue on to Sidcup By-Pass Road/A20 for 1.9 miles Continue onto Sidcup By-Pass/A20 for 0.3 miles then take a left into the ground entrance and another left for the car park A2 – Get on the M2 from A229 for 5.1 miles After merging onto the M2 after 5.5 miles continue onto Watling Street/A2 for 8.7 miles Use the left lane to take the M25 (S) slip road to M23 for 0.7 miles Merge onto the M25 for 2.4 miles then at junction 3 exit towards A20/London (SE)/Swanley for 0.3 miles take the 5th exit onto the A20 slip road to London (SE)/Lewisham for 0.8 miles Merge onto the A20 for 3.5 miles then continue onto Sidcup By-Pass Road/A20 for 1.9 miles Continue onto Sidcup By-Pass/A20 for 0.3 miles then take a left into the ground entrance and another left for the car park Via A20 – If traveling from London take A3212 A302 and Westminster Bridge Road and at the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto St George’s Circus/A201 and after 0.3 miles turn left onto New Kent Road/A201 for 0.5 miles Then keep right staying on New Kent Road/A201 for 0.4 miles and then onto Old Kent Road/A2 for 2.6 miles Take a slight right onto Amersham Road/A2/A20 then a left onto Amersham Road/A20 for 0.2 miles Take a slight right onto Lewisham Way/A20 for 1.1 miles and then use the left 3 lanes to turn left onto Rennell Street/A20 for 1.9 miles Use the right 2 lanes to turn slightly onto Sidcup Road/A20 for 0.3 miles then at the roundabout take the 2nd exit and stay on Sidcup Road/A20 for 3.7 miles Then take the A222 towards Bromley/Chislehurst/Sidcup for 0.2 miles then at Frognal Corner Roundabout take the 4th exit  onto the A20 slip road to C Then merge onto the Sidcup By-Pass Road/A20 for 0.6 miles and then onto the Sidcup By-Pass for 0.3 miles Then take a left into the entrance to the ground and another left into the car park Via A13 – If traveling from Essex/East Anglia get onto the A13 for 11.6 miles Use the left lane to take the M25 (N)/M25 (S) slip road to M11/M1/Stansted Airport/Dartford Crossing/A282 for 0.2 miles At Mardyke Junction take the 1st exit for 0.3 miles and then use the right lane to take the A282 slip road to M25 (S)/Dartford Crossing then keep right at the fork to continue towards A282 for 3.8 miles Use the right 3 lanes to stay on A282 then follow signs for M20/M23/Gatwick Airport /M25/Channel Tunnel/Dover for 0.6 miles Continue onto M25 (signs for Dover/M20/Channel Tunnel/M23 for 3.3 miles At junction 3 exit towards A20/London (SE)/Swanley for 0.3 miles and at Swanley Interchange take the 5th exit onto the A20 slip road to London (SE)/Lewisham for 0.8 miles continue onto Sidcup By-Pass Rd/A20 for 1.9 miles and then continue onto the Sidcup By-Pass for 0.3 miles then turn left into the entrance to the ground and then a left into the car park If traveling from Sussex/South best get on Hastings Road/Pembury By-Pass/A21 in Kent from A267 and after 9.4 miles continue straight onto Sevenoaks Bypass/A21 for 3.8 miles and then keep right to continue onto M25 After 7.9 miles at junction 3 use the left 2 lanes to take the A20 exit to London/Lewisham/Channel Tunnel/Maidstone/M20 for 0.3 miles At Swanley Interchange take the 2nd exit onto the A20 slip road to London (SE)/Lewisham for 0.5 miles The Car Park is free for supporters and there should be space between 400 cars on site Please note bays in front of the main entrance are reserved for club officials By Train – Nearest BR Station – New Eltham – 1 mile Trains from London Charing Cross/London Cannon Street/London Bridge or from Dartford/Gravesend There are four trains an hour heading to New Eltham from London Charing Cross For returns there are also four trains back to London From the station walk south-east onto Foots Cray Road/A211 for 0.3 miles then turn right onto Thaxted Road for 0.2 miles Then turn left towards Sidcup Road/A20 and cross over the pedestrian footbridge and take a sharp and then a slight right towards Sidcup Road/A20 for 0.4 miles and then turn right and then a left into the entrance to the ground By Bus – The best bet is to get the 233 from Swanley Eltham or New Eltham which stops on Thaxted Road but is around 0.8 miles to the ground The 162 bus which starts in Bromley stops on Slades Drive where you can access the public footpath opposite the bus stop and is around a ten minute walk to the ground This bus also stops at New Eltham Station for your return journey TAXIS –  TAXIS – ALL DAY CARS – NEW ELTHAM – 020 8850 0032 Nearest Hotel:   Premier Inn London Eltham take A20 Sidcup Bypass until you reach Fiveways where Sidcup Road meets Green Lane Premier Inn Eltham is situated on the corner and the entrance to the car park is on Green Lane https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/hotels/england/greater-london/london/london-eltham.html The Car Park is free for supporters and there should be space between 700-800 cars on site Close to New Eltham Station are the Beehive pub plus the Pope Street Bar & Kitchen and the Nest offers hot drinks/alcoholic drinks and live music There are also places to eat and a wide range of takeaway outlets as well as Fish & Chip and a Pie & Mash shop Alternatively if you travel from Sidcup there are a wide range of pubs to choose from 20 Jan 2025 By Already registered? please Log in to continue Try Property Week For Free to finish this article To access this article TRY FOR FREE NOW Don't want full access? 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SIGN IN here to continue Property Week’s 2025 Power of Proptech survey seeks to explore the robustness of this digital infrastructure and how prepared businesses are to meet the technological challenges facing the property sector this time taking on Cheshunt FC in the FA Trophy Third Qualifying Round Dover Athletic suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Wingate & Finchley in the Isthmian League Premier Division at the Megger Community Stadium George Nikaj gave Dover an early lead in the 22nd minute but Ayotani Tanimowo equalized ten minutes later Ogo Obi headed in the decisive goal for Wingate & Finchley in the 60th minute Dover pushed for an equalizer but couldn’t break through the visitors’ defense Kieron Agbebi (foot) remains unavailable with injury “We’re really disappointed after Saturday and with the Trophy it’s nice to have a bit of a break from the league We want to do well in every game we play and in every competition The Trophy is a great competition and it gives us a chance to have a little bit of a regroup Cheshunt battled hard but narrowly lost 4-3 to Hashtag United They took an early lead through Jeremy Bisau’s 22nd-minute strike after dominating the opening exchanges Hashtag equalized through Misha Djemaili before halftime Cheshunt’s defense struggled in the second half allowing Djemaili to score twice more and Max Cornhill to head in a fourth Cheshunt fought back with Vas Vasiliou scoring from a long throw and Khris Oti heading in a third but Hashtag United managed to run down the clock and hold on for the win We last played each other two seasons ago in the National League South with Cheshunt coming out as 2-0 winners in Hertfordshire in December with two goals from Zac Newton The fixture at Crabble saw another victory for Cheshunt We look forward to welcoming Cheshunt to the Megger Community Stadium. More information on getting to the ground can be found here: https://doverathletic.com/visit-crabble/ This is a cup competition – all must pay Adults: ÂŁ15Concessions: ÂŁ14U18: ÂŁ9U11: FREE with a paying adult We now only accept card on the gate and operate a cashless ground Fancy watching the Whites take on Cheshunt in style The boys will be looking to put on a show and where else would you rather watch it than here with us Watch the game from the best seats in the house and let our match day hospitality provide the ultimate way to spend your time with us The very special experience costs ÂŁ29.95 per person and is available for individual and group bookings Please note that this price does NOT include entry for non-season ticket holders who do attend and they will still need to pay at the turnstile on the day On the menu for the game will be :Starter: Potato and Leak Soup served with a Ciabatta Roll Mushroom and Leak Pie served with Mash Potato Salted Caramel Blondie Cheesecake served with Cream so all tickets will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis To buy your VIP ticket please email [email protected] or call the office on 01304 822373 We kick off December with the visit of Cheshunt to the Alcaline Stadium Invicta return to the Alcaline Stadium on Saturday as we host Cheshunt in the Isthmian Premier Division Andy Drury’s side will be looking to bounce back from defeat at Whitehawk on Saturday and extend a run of 3 consecutive home wins in the league Invicta are currently on a run of 3 consecutive home wins in the Isthmian Premier Division and a win on Saturday would match our 4-match winning run during March & April last season We haven’t had a longer winning home league run since an 8-match streak during the 2018/19 season With a view to Saturday’s weather forecast we have scheduled a pitch inspection for 10:30am on Saturday morning ahead of the fixture The result of the pitch inspection will be communicated via our website and social media channels as early as possible After having a number of players unavailable for last week’s trip to Whitehawk the manager will be buoyed by the return of Amadou KassaratĂ© who got married last weekend Wingers Khale Da Costa and Matthias Fanimo were fit enough for the bench in Sussex as they return to fitness Jack Jebb and Joel-Michael Odeniran are doubts Chris Sessegnon has joined Isthmian South Central side Leatherhead on a 1-month loan deal as he looks to build his fitness after returning from a dislocated shoulder picked up against Ascot United in October We wish ‘Sess’ the best of luck in his time away and look forward to seeing him back in black & amber soon Andy Drury spoke to our Head of Media ahead of the weekend: “We were disappointed by last weekend’s performance and result at Whitehawk and we are eager to get back onto the pitch on Saturday and putting that right We are on a good run of form at home with 3 wins in a row we want to keep that going and push into the Christmas period with momentum Despite the disappointment we felt last week it’s important to remember we are currently sat just outside the playoffs and are still one of the form teams in the division with 12 points from 15 every month I think we can see the improvements in the group we have here and we continue to work towards our goals then we have 3 home games out of 4 over the Christmas and New Year period we want to come out the other end of that in a positive position to kick on in the new year The support that came out for us against Bognor in that weather was fantastic and you can feel the bond growing between the supporters and the players We need their backing both in numbers and vocally to drive us on out on the pitch.” The Hertfordshire side currently sit outside of the bottom 4 with a vastly superior goal difference while also having a game in hand on those below them Cheshunt picking up 5 points from 6 league fixtures since his appointment 23 year old midfielder Antonis Vasilou is currently Cheshunt’s top goalscorer this season with 7 in 17 appearances The Dugout Sports Bar will be open showing all of the days live sport Knight Frank is marketing the hotel and 55-acre estate almost a year after it fell into administration The Hertfordshire estate home to the former Birch Cheshunt hotel is being remarketed off a guide price of ÂŁ12.5m Knight Frank has been appointed to sell the 18th century manor house and estate, almost a year after it fell into administration and was originally put on the market. The hotel previously traded as the De Vere Theobalds Estate hotel but relaunched as Birch Cheshunt in 2020 two restaurants overseen by chef Robin Gill as well as meetings and events spaces set in 55 acres of grounds However, the hotel closed along with its sister property, Birch Selsdon in south Croydon in November 2023 with administrators blaming the collapse on “cash constraints” The Birch Cheshunt was originally overseen by Chris Penn former managing director of the Ace Hotel London It was a joint venture between Penn and King’s management company and real estate investment company Aprirose which bought the property in 2018 and invested ÂŁ8.5m into the site said the sale was "an exciting opportunity for buyers to acquire a premium asset with a strong history of success" "The opportunity to redevelop or repurpose the estate opens a wealth of possibilities for future owners," said Jackson Knight Frank said the hotel offered a ‘blank canvas’ for potential buyers with opportunities for further development The Birch Selsdon hotel was put up for sale in January this year. UPDATE: National Crime Agency officers have charged two men following the seizure of around 30 kilos of cocaine at an airfield in Essex with an estimated street value in excess of ÂŁ2 million were discovered after Border Force officers met a plane arriving into North Weald airfield near Epping on Thursday evening After being arrested and interviewed by NCA investigators Anastasios Balian were charged with the importation of class A drugs They are expected to appear before Chelmsford Magistrates today Two men have been arrested as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into the smuggling of around 30 kilos of cocaine into an airfield in Essex a 52-year-old from Cheshunt and a 48-year-old from Lewisham were detained on the evening of Thursday 20 March after Border Force officers met a plane arriving into North Weald airfield near Epping.It had flown in from northern France.Following a search packages of cocaine were found underneath a seat on the aircraft and an investigation was launched by the NCA.The men are now in custody and will be questioned by NCA investigators.NCA branch operations manager Paul Orchard said: “This was a significant quantity of cocaine with a likely street value in excess of ÂŁ2 million In making this seizure we have denied the profits of that to those involved and prevented them from being used for further criminality.“Working with colleagues at Border Force we are determined to do all we can to protect the public and disrupt the criminal networks involved in bringing narcotics into the UK.“To do that we need the public’s support and I’d ask anyone who lives or works near a small airfield to report any suspicious activity to the police.”A Home Office spokesperson said: “Border Force seized and prevented 30kg of cocaine from causing harm on our streets and are fully committed to disrupt the criminal networks behind this trade."We continue to work closely with law enforcement partners Visit the NCA timeline on Twitter Dartford are back at Princes Park when they host Cheshunt on Saturday in the Isthmian Premier the Darts are fifteenth in the league following consecutive draws first at home against Cray Valley Paper Mills and then on the road at Potters Bar Town on Tuesday night Cheshunt had a rest following their impressive win on the weekend over bottom side Bognor Regis Town Ahead of Dartford’s clash with Potters Bar Town the Darts were level on points with Cheshunt The gap increased by one by full-time thanks to a hard earned 1-1 draw Adrian Pennock made two changes to the side that picked up a point versus Cray Valley Paper Mills just three days earlier The Dartford boss selected the same defence that kept a clean sheet against the Millers In came Jeremiah Pinder for Oliver Box and Duane Ofori-Acheampong for Ade Yusuff The Darts were left to rue missed chances in the first-half especially after being reduced to ten men early in the second-half Josh Hill and Denzelle Olopade all had opportunities before the interval After a caution for kicking the ball away in the first half Ofori-Acheampong was shown a second yellow for a late tackle The striker now faces another suspension following one he has already served for his red card against Bowers and Pitsea just over six weeks ago That dismissal stifled Dartford’s attacking threat however four minutes later Callum Jones won a penalty and Samir Carruthers scored it Shortly afterwards Olopade saw his effort go inches wide Potters Bar Town applied plenty of pressure taking advantage of the extra man The hosts were rewarded with an equaliser with 20 minutes to go through Brandon Adams Dartford were made to dig in for the rest of the match with the hosts hitting the post Sam Okoye limped off during the game and Olopade had time for one more effort The Darts have a perfect record over Cheshunt and will be desperate to keep things that way Cheshunt were the new boys of the National South during 2022/2023 The Ambers made their debut in step two lasting one campaign before relegation sent the Hertfordshire club back to the Isthmian Premier Dartford began their home campaign with a 2-1 win over the Ambers in August 2022 Maxwell Statham made his first appearance for the Darts but it was Pierre Fonkeu’s brace that made all the difference the striker curled a shot from the edge of the box into the Cheshunt net and benefited from Luke Coulson’s and Samir Carruthers excellent interplay in the second half Former Dartford graduate Dajon Golding scored a late consolation for the visitors The Darts had a little help from a former player in the reverse fixture in January 2023 Rowan Liburd gave the Darts a half-time lead putting in his own net Coulson was the influential figure providing the cross for the opener before scoring then he assisted Tom Bonner in the second-half to put Dartford in control the Ambers managed a consolation as the Darts ran out 3-1 winners Cheshunt had to rely on a late surge last season to avoid another drop under the management of Craig Edwards they secured Isthmian Premier safety on the final day at Margate’s expense the Ambers beat Bognor Regis on the opening day but then went seven without a league victory That led to the departure of Edwards after seven years of service to the club and over 300 appearances in the dugout Cheshunt won their two league outings under interim management giving new boss Mel Gwinnett a platform to build on The former Hampton and Richmond Borough manager was appointed towards the end of last month Gwinnett had previously guided the Beavers to a club record unbeaten run an F.A Trophy quarter-final and to within a point of the National South playoffs Whilst Gwinnett’s first two Isthmian Premier games ended in a pair of 1-0 defeats first against Cray Wanderers then Canvey Island his side bounced back with help from striker Vas Vasiliou Last weekend Vasiliou netted a hat-trick in the 4-0 triumph over Bognor Regis Town Dartford wins: 2 / Cheshunt wins: 0 / Draws: 0 Cheshunt 1 – 3 Dartford (07/01/2023 â€“ National South)Dartford 2 – 1 Cheshunt (13/08/2022 – National South) Ryan Hayes and Ollie Berquez secured a 2-0 win over rivals Dover Athletic in the National South 14 years ago Three days after almost causing a F.A Cup shock against Port Vale the Darts travelled to the Crabble and earned their first away victory of the 2010/2011 league campaign Dartford’s last outing on this day was in the F.A Cup away at Salisbury City in the first round Goals from Lee Burns and Max Cornhill weren’t enough in a 4-2 defeat back in 2013 The last home match on 9 November for Dartford was a 1-1 draw with Tooting and Mitcham United At home Dartford are currently five unbeaten on this day alternating between draws and wins Whilst their biggest victory on 9 November came in a friendly 135 years ago The Darts won 12-1 against Horticultural College Hextable Boutique Hotelier has been acquired by Surya Hotels off a guide price of ÂŁ12.5 million Surya is a boutique hotel group whose properties include Great Hallingbury Manor in Hertfordshire and Dragonfly Kings Lynn in Norfolk The firm intends to refurbish The Theobalds Hotel estate under its own branding commented: “Theobalds Park Estate is an excellent asset which will bolster our existing portfolio with its impressive facilities We look forward to the opportunity to refurbish the property under our own branding and operations added: “We received strong interest and more than 10 credible offers for Theobalds Park Estate and are delighted to complete the transaction with Surya The property was originally brought to market by Savills in December 2023 for an undisclosed price but was later relisted with Knight Frank last October who were appointed by the joint fixed charge receivers and joint administrators for the hotel a well-equipped gym and extensive meeting and events facilities Birch Hotels fell into administration in November 2023 with Birch Cheshunt closing with immediate effect The brand was launched in summer 2020 by Performance Hotels the management company headed up by ex-Ace Hotel managing director Chris Penn and entrepreneur Chris King who spearheaded the ÂŁ8.5 million transformation of the former De Vere Theobalds Estate Dom Di Paola has been quoted as saying that at this stage of the season it’s not about pretty football it’s all about grinding out results and picking up points That summed this match up precisely; it was scrappy but the Hornets showed that they have a core strength that perhaps was missing in previous seasons The opening stages were lacking in incident with neither goal threatened until Sam Granville popped up in the box in the 14th minute to turn in a loose ball following a long throw from the right The Hornets came back with an equaliser just before the interval through an instinctive close-range strike by Lucas Rodrigues Although Horsham improved in the second half the game seemed to be heading for a stalemate until Lee Harding grabbed the headlines just seconds from the end with an overhead shot from close range Dom Di Paola made just two changes to the side that earned a 1-0 win over Hendon last Saturday bringing in Ola Ogunwamide for Chris Dickson opting for the towering presence of 6’6” Jahiem Whyte at centre forward and giving a debut at centre back to Jack Turner The opening phase of the game was littered with inaccurate passes as neither side managed to retain possession for long The Ambers were playing the ball forward quickly looking for the rangy Thomas up front but the Hornets’ rearguard was largely untroubled The first threat on goal came from a long ball forward into space for Daniel Ajakaiye but the winger’s shot lacked power and was straight into the hands of Cheshunt ‘keeper Meekums was again involved in the next promising moment for the visitors when he spun turned and crossed in one quick movement to pick out Rodrigues in the middle of the box The diminutive Brazilian bravely stretched to get a touch to the ball but was knocked off his feet by a meaty challenge The goal for the Ambers came indirectly from a long throw-in by Darion Furlong from the right Whyte’s aerial presence in the box caused panic and a ball that should have been hoofed away ran loose to Granville who put his side ahead from inside the six-yard box It was a wake-up call the Hornets needed and they gradually started to put their possession game together although chances were few and far between for either side Ogunwamide made a neat turn to lose Lordon Akolbire who pulled him back and received a yellow card for his cynical action while Rodrigues did well down the right to win the ball and deliver a searching cross into the middle Just as it looked as though the Ambers would go into the break a goal to the good made for the byline and clipped a delicious cross into the middle Rodrigues leapt high to nod the ball downwards at point-blank range Rodrigues was on to it in a flash to poke into the net Sparks got the second half going with a decent strike on target gathered at the second attempt by Constable but the clearest chance fell to Ogunwamide whose powerful drive beat the goalkeeper but not the covering Turner There was a bit of pressure from a couple of corners as Cheshunt pushed to try and get on the front foot As the game became more intense and competitive James Hammond was next in the book for a foul on Granville hurting himself in the process and having to be replaced by Jack Brivio Ajakaiye’s breakaway threatened but his shot from distance was no trouble for the ’keeper Di Paola freshened up his team with a flurry of substitutions as the match entered the final quarter of an hour Shamir Fenelon and Charlie Hester-Cook all introduced There was a nervy moment when the commanding Isaac Philpot made his first mistake of the game when he got the ball stuck under his feet very close to goal and was almost caught in possession but he managed to smuggle it away for a corner As the game moved into the last seconds and looked to be heading for a draw Harding shocked the Ambers with his spectacular close-range winner sending the visiting supporters into raptures There was still time for a scare at the other end when Nathaniel Orafu headed against the post but the assistant referee had already raised his flag it’s ‘as you were’ at the top of the table Sitting in third place with five games to play will be disappointed to have got nothing out of a game in which they largely matched their opponents but they look to have more than enough in their locker to steer well away from the relegation places You can view the full @ButterflyFootie match gallery HERE or by clicking on the link below: Horsham1Lewis Carey3Harvey Sparks5Isaac Philpot6Jack Strange7James Hammond10Daniel Ajakaiye11Ola Ogunwamide16Montel Agyemang17Lucas Rodrigues18Reece Meekums20Lee HardingSubstitutes2Jake Elliott8Charlie Hester-Cook9Shamir Fenelon15Jack Brivio19Chris Dickson Cheshunt1R'avan Constable2Lordon Akolbire3Bradley Roberts4Dequane Wilson Braithwaite5Darion Furlong6Jack Turner7Vas Vasiliou8Sam Granville9Jaheim Whyte10Charlie Naylor11Donell ThomasSubstitutes12Callum Morris15Jack Munns16Nathaniel Orafu18Rob Hall20Tobias Braney Tesco has partnered with some of the UK’s leading healthcare companies as part of a new store concept that gives customers easy and convenient access to even more high-quality health services – all while they shop Customers in the refurbished Cheshunt Extra st­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ore will soon be able to get advice treatment and virtual GP appointments for a range of health concerns in Tesco’s first ever dedicated health zone The new pilot store concept brings together food alongside enhanced pharmacy and healthcare services to make it easier for customers to manage all aspects of their wellbeing in one place Two further stores are planned to have the additional healthcare services with Hexham in Northumberland and West Durrington in West Sussex set to follow in 2025 and more could be rolled out across the country in future Health appointments will take place in two new private consultation rooms or in person and virtually by other healthcare specialists The new services available to customers will include: This builds on Tesco’s existing in-store pharmacy offer which serves half a million customers every week across 365 UK pharmacies located in larger Tesco stores providing everything from flu jabs and NHS Pharmacy First services to free blood pressure checks and free advice on cancer heart disease and diabetes supported by Tesco health charity partners further information will also be available from the health charity partners initially focusing on heart health advice from the British Heart Foundation but it also relies on people being able to get the right support as early as possible to help prevent ill health and not just manage it With our network of stores and pharmacies in communities all over the UK we are uniquely placed to help make food and healthcare accessible to our customers – and reduce some pressure on the NHS too.” “Our new pilot means customers visiting our Cheshunt Extra store – and other stores in coming months – can now get advice from one of our pharmacists or specialist partners book a GP appointment for a time that suits them learning and listening to feedback to understand what customers think and what further changes we can make to help them look after themselves and their families.” For more information, please see here Dover Athletic welcome Cheshunt to The Megger Community Stadium Dover Athletic came from behind to beat Cray Wanderers 2-1 ending the hosts’ 14-game unbeaten home run and boosting their playoff hopes Dover fell behind to a fine Joshua Williams strike with George Nikaj netting his 20th goal of the season just before halftime Ruben Soares-Junior then scored the winner in the 66th minute but Dover’s defence held firm through eight minutes of added time to seal a vital win at Flamingo Park Dover Athletic earned a gritty 2-1 win at Cheshunt with first-half goals from George Nikaj and Luke Baptiste sealing the points despite a late scare Nikaj opened the scoring in the 4th minute after a fine run and cross from Ruben Soares-Junior finishing a slick move involving Nikaj and Alfie Matthews Uko Oji pulled one back in the 83rd minute but Dover managed the closing stages well to secure a deserved and hard-fought away victory They play a totally different style of football to Cray They’re strong and we will have to put your bodies on the line We had a brilliant performance down there and a brilliant result but it’s not going to be easy we’ve got to stand up to the challenge.” Cheshunt suffered a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat at Horsham conceding a 93rd-minute winner despite taking an early lead Captain Sam Granville fired the Ambers ahead in the 14th minute capitalising on a loose ball after a long throw-in that proved to be their only shot on target and while Cheshunt defended resolutely in a tense second half—with debutant Jack Turner clearing off the line—they were ultimately undone by Lee Harding’s late flick who had battled hard but left empty-handed as the season nears its conclusion Cheshunt sit in 15th place in the Isthmian Premier League with 46 points from 37 matches Their season has been one of inconsistency while away form has been more mixed with 4 wins in 19 games 29/03 – Horsham (H) – Lost 1-222/03 – Folkestone Invicta (H) – Won 1-018/03 – Potters Bar Town (H) – Lost 1-2 (Herts Senior Cup SF)15/03 – Dulwich Hamlet (A) – Won 1-008/03 – Carshalton Athletic (H) – Lost 0-101/03 – Chatham Town (A) – Lost 1-4 Megger Community Stadium. Crabble Athletic Ground, Lewisham Road, Dover, Kent, CT17 0JB. We now only accept card on the gate and operate a cashless ground. CloseAn investigation has begun to identify the cause of a fire that destroyed a derelict country club Eight fire engines were sent to Cheshunt Country Club on Theobalds Lane just after 19:00 BST on Tuesday Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was supported by crews from London in containing the incident Video showed flames and thick plumes of smoke rising from the charred site which was also known previously as the Tesco Country Club Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingRead descriptionExplore moreVideo shows fire destroying derelict country club 00:00:19Video shows fire destroying derelict country club 0:19Up Next Watch: Smoke plume rises from industrial unit fire 00:00:20Watch: Smoke plume rises from industrial unit fire 0:20Watch: Large fire breaks out at Luton airport 00:00:29Watch: Large fire breaks out at Luton airport 0:29CCTV shows cars skidding around ring of fire 00:00:44CCTV shows cars skidding around ring of fire 0:44Editor's recommendationsWatch: BBC reports from pier 33 - the gateway to Alcatraz 00:01:40Watch: BBC reports from pier 33 - the gateway to Alcatraz 1:40Watch: Prince Louis steals the show as royals mark VE Day 00:01:25Watch: Prince Louis steals the show as royals mark VE Day 1:25Watch: How Lady Gaga's record-breaking concert almost ended in disaster Video 00:01:21Watch: How Lady Gaga's record-breaking concert almost ended in disaster 1:21'Trump was the game-changer': Three things to know about the Australian election result 00:01:20'Trump was the game-changer': Three things to know about the Australian election result 1:20Prince Harry 'can't see a world' where his family will visit the UK 00:02:54Prince Harry 'can't see a world' where his family will visit the UK 2:54Watch: Key moments from the local elections.. 00:01:32Watch: Key moments from the local elections.. 1:32Watch: Reform by-election win raises questions for Labour and Tories 00:01:11Watch: Reform by-election win raises questions for Labour and Tories 1:11Russell Brand's court appearance explained.. 00:00:50Russell Brand's court appearance explained.. 0:50Ros Atkins on.. What's in the US-Ukraine resources deal 1:23Kamala Harris hits out at Trump in first major speech since losing election 00:01:18Kamala Harris hits out at Trump in first major speech since losing election 1:18Watch: Moment Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi is released 00:00:46Watch: Moment Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi is released It was a familiar feeling for the travelling fans at Cheshunt on Saturday as a volley from Antonis Vasiliou consigned Invicta to defeat on Non-League Day 2025 a venue at which our last win came in a 2016 FA Trophy tie off the back of last week’s 1-0 win over Whitehawk and opted for a similar system Luke Allen’s absence saw the inclusion of Miquel Scarlett while Jonny Henly returned from suspension as the only change to the XI The first shot of the afternoon would prove to be the game’s deciding moment With Invicta concerned about the threat of Darion Furlong’s long throw the Cheshunt defender went short to Lordon Akolbire who had the time and space to deliver a dangerous cross from the right A defensive header flicked the ball beyond the back post but only as far as Vasiliou who thundered his volley into the roof of the net for his 3rd goal against Invicta this season Evans Kouassi fired over from the edge of the box but it was the hosts who came closest to adding to the scoring Donell Thomas forced a save from the left leg of Henly before Dequane Wilson Braithwaite stung the Invicta keeper’s fingertips with a dipping effort from 25 yards The hosts lead 1-0 at the break but could have wrapped the game up quickly after the restart Kenny Coker fired over from inside the box and Vasiliou from outside before captain Sam Granville managed to fire over from just a couple of yards out when it looked easier to score Invicta’s best chance of the afternoon fell to Dan Smith the top-scorer heading over a Frankie Morgan cross from 6 yards out Vasiliou was denied by Henly from close range before Raul Da Silva headed wide at the near post from the resulting corner The Ambers saw the afternoon out in front of a season-high crowd of 669 leaving Invicta still waiting for that winning feeling at Cheshunt Stadium Invicta now turn attentions towards the visit of Chatham Town to the Alcaline Stadium on Saturday By NOTICEBOARD · 27 February 2025 and proud winner of Theo Paphitis’ Small Business Sunday (#SBS) initiative was recently invited to the #SBSEvent2025 at the ICC Birmingham joining hundreds of fellow small business owners for a day of learning Hosted by renowned retail mogul Theo Paphitis and celebrating its 15th year the exclusive event featured expert-led sessions and inspiring talks from industry leaders Vaciago who became a #SBS winner in August 2024 attended this year’s annual event for the first time and said “I felt honoured to be part of the winners community Theo Paphitis personally presented me with my winner’s certificate and I gifted him my Big Little VoiceÂź and Dino CloudÂź books Attending the #SBSEvent2025 event proved to be an incredible experience and it allowed me to connect with other #SBS winners Vaciago who wrote her debut book Big Little Voice Colours the Grey did so with the sole purpose of helping her son through a difficult time “It’s incredible to think that this whole journey began with me writing a book to help my son A book that has since empowered so many children and has also grown into the Big Little VoiceÂź series and also a business one that has now been recognised by Theo Paphitis.” The Big Little VoiceÂź and The Dino CloudÂź books are published by Troubador and are available through all major book retailers. 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