YORKSHIRE 350 & 263/6 declared DREW WITH HAMPSHIRE 443 HAMPSHIRE take on Lancashire at Old Trafford tomorrow on the back of a bore draw against Yorkshire in their day-night Specsavers County Championship match at the Ageas Bowl. Half-centuries
HARRY Foyle stole the show with two best-yet individual performances as St Cross Symondians thrashed hapless New Milton by 162 runs to move fourth in the ECB Southern Premier Division. The all-rounder followed up his highest score of 89 with the
GENRE: 2D Fighting PUBLISHER: Capcom DEVELOPER: Capcom REVIEWED ON: PS4 AVAILABLE FOR: PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One PRICE: £39.99 The Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is a carefully curated collection of titles from one of
HAMPSHIRE’S Lewis McManus made his Bashley (Rydal) debut on Saturday- and it didn’t quite go to plan. He missed out as he watched his new team-mates enjoy a 279-run fest at the expense of New Forest neighbours Lymington in the Southern Premier
JUBILANT celebrations took hold at the Saints Pub as England fans marked the nation's biggest ever World Cup finals win in style. There were hugs, fist pumps and rounds of applause for England's stars as they thrashed Panama 6-1 to book their place
RUNNERS laced up for the biggest ever runway race over the weekend. Around 700 runners got off to a flying start at Southampton Airport for this year’s Runway Run. The 5k course began at 6am so the runway could be cleared ready for commercial
A HAMPSHIRE village was gripped by carnival fever. The sun shone down on the annual Netley Marsh Carnival as hundreds gathered to see the parade which celebrated the world of cinema. Floats from local groups themed on cinema classics including
ALMOST 1,000 young people from across Hampshire united for a service of peace at Winchester Cathedral, to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War. The service was attended by young people and leaders from more than 25 uniformed
CLICK HERE TO SEE PHOTOS FROM THE OTHER SCHOOL PROMS STUDENTS have begun dressing to impress as prom season got underway. The Gregg School in Townhill Park was among the first to celebrate the end of school on Friday evening. The students
HUNDREDS of people spent the day in the sunshine in Romsey on Saturday as the Abbey C of E Primary School welcomed in the public for the school's fete. Romsey Ukelele Group were accompanied by the Romsey Old Cadets and a number of other acts.
ONE of Hampshire’s oldest law firm celebrated its 200th anniversary at the 02 Guildhall in Southampton. Paris Smith - which has more than 200 staff and offices in the Southampton and Winchester – staged a glamorous gala event which saw a sunny Guildhall
ENGLAND'S could take a big step in their quest for World Cup glory in Russia this afternoon, with a win against Panama taking them through to the knockout stages. Here's a list of some of the pubs across the county you can visit to meet with friends
A SOUTHAMPTON professor who has helped the hairdressing industry save billions by cutting energy and water use has been honoured with a national award. Dr Denise Baden of the University of Southampton's Business School received the £10,000 award
A MASTERCHEF champion helped launch a new cookery-themed campaign to raise money for a Southampton hospitsal Shelina Permaloo, winner of the 2012 TV contest cooked up a storm at room2, Southampton’s first ‘hometel” which opened earlier this month
A NURSE who tried to expose the Gosport War Memorial Hospital scandal was forced out of her job after speaking out, her daughter has claimed. Sylvia Giffin was among those who first raised concerns about the poor prescribing and administration of
A PROMISING rugby player’s career is in ruins after he was caught distributing thousands of pounds worth of cocaine to dealers. Southampton-born Robbie-Lee English, a player for Locks Heath Pumas, got “sucked in to” a life of supplying the import-grade
SOUTHAMPTON’S civic leader says he wants to work with other authorities to tackle the “public health crisis” plaguing the country. Cllr Chris Hammond said the issue needs to be addressed, before more damage is caused.The city council chief made
A CYCLIST has died in hospital after being hit by a bus. The 71-year-old man was rushed to Southampton General Hospital after the collision at around 9.30am on Saturday, but died a short time later. He was cycling in a northerly direction along
ANDY Hoyle is right about the trolley menace (letters, June 19), created by people who are just too lazy to return them to the collection point. Unfortunately charging to use the trolley makes no difference as Sainsbury's at Lordshill do just that
A CAT handed in to a West End rehoming centre looks to have finally found a new home after a family saw a column in the Echo. Kirsty Smith, the rehoming supervisor at the Blue Cross Southampton centre based in West End, said Bruce, a nervous five-year-old
A SOUTHAMPTON surgeon says hundreds of patients could be suffering unnecessarily from recurrent infections as a result of untreated kidney stones. Bhaskar Somani, pictured inset, a consultant urological surgeon at University Hospital Southampton
SOUTHAMPTON youngsters have been helping the city’s elderly residents combat loneliness. As part of Loneliness Awareness Week and the Jo Cox Great Get Together Southampton City Council has highlighted its free junior neighbourhood warden scheme
WAS Saturday the day the north invaded the Isle of Wight? It could well have been, because as Saturday night closed with an incredible performance by Hacienda Classical, the place erupted in pure ecstasy after a day of northern bliss. Across
