With so much going on in KHIST & KHFC this past month, the newsletter is a little later in being released than it’s usual mid-month time! Download your digest by clicking the link in this page.

For the second home game running, Aggborough held its biggest crowd of the season as 3,028 watched Harriers record a 1-0 victory over play-off rivals Wrexham, with another 3 points in the bag!

With Fleetwood losing today, the result has put Harriers into the Playoffs. Were you at the match? Which player stood out from the rest to you? Make sure you vote using the form on this page!

Following demand from supporters and the need to maximise all possible revenue streams during this difficult period for the club KHIST are pleased to announce that cash tickets will now also be sold for the monthly lottery.
With new members joining by standing order all the time we can announce that with just under three weeks till the next draw on the 10th March the contribution to KHFC ALREADY stands to be an impressive £1759.80 – that would equate to over £21,000 over a year and of course dont forget the £377.10 first prize.

Following today’s news regarding the involvement of George Rolls with KHFC, the KHIST board will be seeking a meeting with Mr Rolls to discuss his role and intentions.

If any KHIST members have questions or would like to raise any points regarding this development, please contact KHIST Chairman, Dave Pountney on 07872 915886 or by email to dave.pountney@khist.org.uk. Alternatively, KHIST board members will be at the away game with Cambridge Utd tomorrow night and will be happy to talk with you.

As soon as we have any further information, we will update accordingly.

Or how about a dozen?

Bewdley-based KHIST Corporate Member ‘Kimmy Loves Cake’ has designed a unique Kidderminster Harriers set of cup cakes, as shown in this poster.

They are as delicious as they look and can be ordered via the Kimmy Loves Cake Facebook shop.

Priced at just £20 for a box of 12 (including P&P), all proceeds from the sales of these cakes go to KHFC via KHIST.