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Bulls set for promotion groundshare?
Kington Town could play their home matches at Edgar Street next season, according to a report in the Non-League Paper.
The Express & Star West Midlands League Premier Division club still have an outside chance of promotion, although county rivals Westfields appear to have the title wrapped up.
After being rejected for promotion on the standard of their ground in 1999, chairman Bill Mayglothing suggests that a switch to Hereford United's stadium could be made after more than three decades playing in the Welsh pyramid.
Kington are nine points behind Westfields with seven games left to play, but the two have got to play each other twice in May.
Meanwhile, Greg Fee, the manager in charge of the National Leagues, has been made redundant as the FA look to cut costs.
Finally, the Non-League Paper confirms that Hereford United will receive a windfall of £5,000 after Yeovil Town were promoted yesterday. The money is part of the transfer deal with Michael McIndoe, and United will also pick-up 25% of any future sell-on fee.