Done deal! Hereford to stay at Edgar Street for a further 10 years

Hereford have signed a new agreement with Herefordshire Council to extend their stay at Edgar Street for another 10 years.
Since the club's reformation in 2014, the Bulls have had plenty of success on the pitch and now they've received a big boost off it.
The club can trigger the extended lease which will allow for further development at the stadium as part of the ‘Urban Village' project, an aspect of the Hereford 2020 Edgar Street regeneration plan which could lead to a new stand, allowing the ground to have four sides again.
Hereford chairman, Ken Kinnersley, said: “It is quite apparent that the council recognises the work of the many local people who volunteer at the club and also the financial investment in stadium renovation since April 2015.
“A longer lease term will justify further investment in improvements to the club's facilities, allow time for a return on the investment and ensure we are eligible to apply for any grant funding that may be available for future projects.”
Councillor Harry Bramer, Cabinet Member for Contracts and Assets, added: “Following the league success of Hereford FC, and to enable them to plan, invest and satisfy the requirements of the Football Association, Herefordshire Council is delighted to grant the club a 10-year lease extension, which they can take up at any time before July 2020.
“Hereford FC continues to make a great contribution to the city and the wider community. Many local traders benefit from increased trade on match days and the football club is an important employer and a contributor to the local economy.”