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North East neighbours count the cost of Storm Arwen

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Clubs count cost of Storm
By Mark Carruthers

SOUTH Tyneside neighbours Hebburn Town and Boldon CA are counting the cost of damage caused by Storm Arwen.
Northern Premier League East Division newcomers Hebburn confirmed that a floodlight at their Green Energy Sports Ground had been brought to the ground and landed on a nearby main road.
Fences around their home ground were also damaged and several advertising hoardings buckled under the weight of severe winds throughout Friday night and Saturday morning.
Hornets co-owner Colin Smith says the 2020 FA Vase winners are expect - ing the cost of ...

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