Tiverton Town F.C.

And then Saturday, it's home to Tiverton.

Tiverton Town.

So the Devon boys are coming to the Bob Lucas.

Weymouth are still top of the South League South Division.

So to the defensive half of Torquay's squad then.

Former Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Zach Baker signed after impressing for Southern League sides Tiverton Town and Plymouth Parkway.

Former Accrington, Stanley and Shrewsbury Town stopper Toby Savin joined.

He made a century of appearances at Stanley before loans at Barnet and Halifax.

They lost 3-2 to Chichester last night, I think, as well, so they're not on great form at the moment.

First qualifying round, they beat Andover New Street at home 2-0, before knocking out Tiverton Town away in the second qualifying round 1-0, and then took a scalp in the third qualifying round, and an impressive scalp it was.

They beat Ebbsfleet United away 2-1.

Ebbsfleet currently unbeaten in the National League South, so a very, very impressive performance from them.

If you judge good value for money when you pay to watch a football game by the number of goals scored, you're quitting after Shaftesbury FC's Tuesday night home performance entertaining visitors from Gloucestershire.

Shaftesbury FC bounced back from Saturday's defeat against Tiverton Town with a dramatic five-four victory over Slimbridge AFC at Cockrams on Tuesday evening.

The Rockies raced into a two-goal lead, with Luke Burbidge opening the scoring after fifteen minutes and Harry Morgan doubling their advantage ten minutes later.

Morgan grabbed his second goal five minutes after the restart, before Brett Pitman added a fourth after sixty-five minutes.

That made it five-three, and four minutes later, Oliver Sully scored again for Slimbridge to reduce the deficit to just one goal.

Despite the late comeback, the Rockies held on to claim all three points in front of two hundred and twenty-four spectators.

It was a welcome return to winning ways for Shaftesbury after their four-to-one home defeat against Tiverton Town the previous Saturday.

The Rockies are away to Bristol Manor Farm this Saturday, with kick-off at three p.m. in the Southern League Division One South.

That's Jane Sompa, who represents Fontmell, Compton and Melbury Abbas on Dorset Council.

Council.It was a disappointing Saturday afternoon for Shaftesbury FC, who suffered a four-one home defeat against Tiverton Town at Cochrans.

But there was better news for Donhead United, with their first team winning at home and their reserves earning a point away.

The Rockies were two goals down by halftime in their first-ever meeting with Tiverton.

The Arts Centre's Phoenix Room serves up Super Saturday from eleven until four with soup, savory snacks, cake, and coffee at tables.

And Shaftesbury FC welcomes Tiverton Town to Cockrams in the Southern League Division One South, kick-off at three.

At the Arts Centre Gallery, Peter Urssem's exhibition I Heart Hand is open every day from ten until half past four, right through to the Tuesday after next, with landscapes, paintings, prints, and poetry, including the original lino block that took him around a hundred hours to carve.

While East Knoyle Village Hall holds its harvest supper from six with a piping hot meal, a free glass of fizz, and a pay bar.

The Arts Center serves Super Saturday, eleven till four, with soup on sale.

And Shaftesbury FC take on Tiverton Town at home in the Southern League Division One South, kick-off at three.

In the evening, X Tours lead their ghost walk through the streets of Shaftesbury at six and eight again.

East Knoyle Village Hall serves its harvest supper from six, a hot meal with a free glass of fizz and a pay bar, fifteen pounds for adults and seven pounds fifty for children, with tickets from the shop.

Saturday kicks off with the free timed park run at Compton Airfield at nine o'clock, while the Emporium's second day continues at the town hall, and the Arts Centre's Phoenix Room serves up Super Saturday from eleven till four with soup, savory snacks, cake, and coffee all waiting at tables.

Football supporters can catch Shaftesbury FC at home to Tiverton Town in the Southern League Division One South, kick-off at three o'clock.

Up at Wynn Green, the Cranborne Chase Astronomy Club hosts a free night sky observing session open to everyone, where they'll be setting up towards the top end of the car park at around eight o'clock with no telescope needed, because plenty of members will share their equipment and guide you around the sky, though you're welcome to bring binoculars or a telescope of your own, and it's worth dressing warmly.

Alfred Free Time.

Inkberrow went on to score twice more after the break, securing a three-one victory in front of one hundred and ninety-nine spectators.

After the long journey home, Shaftesbury now prepare for another away fixture next Saturday when they travel to Tiverton Town.

It was also a difficult afternoon for Donhead United's two sides.

The first team hosted Witchampton United at home in Charlton in a closely fought league match.