A MAN has been charged with murder after a Southampton man died following an attack in a pub. Perry Cardy, 52, was assaulted in the Bittern pub on Thornhill Park Road, Southampton, at about 9.50pm on Friday night. He was rushed to hospital
HOW apt that on the day Eastleigh celebrated their place in the National League play-offs, former boss Andy Hessenthaler should play his part. Together with his then assistant manager Ben Strevens, it was Hessenthaler who built the foundations
SUTTON United have announced that former Eastleigh boss Paul Doswell will not be returning to Gander Green Lane. Doswell, who masterminded the Spitfires’ meteoric rise from the Wessex League to the Conference South, had been with the Us since 2008
WATFORD head coach Javi Gracia insists his side need three points just as much as Saints tonight. With an FA Cup final meeting with Manchester City on the horizon and the potential for a seventh-placed finish in the Premier League, Gracia has enjoyed
CLIMATE change protesters who have stopped traffic in a series of peaceful demonstrations across London will "pause" their rebellion in a bid to achieve their political aims. Extinction Rebellion (XR) have announced they are switching disruptive
HUNDREDS of bikers took part in a memorial ride-out for a 19-year-old biker on Saturday. The group of bikers rode from McDonald’s in Hedge End to Portsdown Hill, and onto Loomies Moto Cafe in West Meon, in memory of Nick Brisland, who was killed
EASTLEIGH 2 MAIDENHEAD UTD 0. ELATED Eastleigh have nailed down a place in the National League play-offs – with a bit of help from their former manager. While Ben Strevens' Spitfires took care of business at the Silverlake Stadium, beating
STUDENTS in Winchester marched through the city to voice their concerns over the future of the planet. The march started outside of the Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry Street, on Easter Monday and finished by Winchester Guildhall, The Broadway
Chris Hughton has disputed Martin Keown's suggestion that Brighton's players have "downed tools" and are relying on results elsewhere to avoid Premier League relegation. Pundit Keown accused Albion of lacking effort during their recent run of poor
Ralph Hasenhuttl will consider rotating his team for tomorrow night's trip to Watford. The Saints boss was forced into a couple of changes for the game at Newcastle, but the manner of the defeat and the short turnaround between that match and tomorrow's
SOUTHAMPTON FC Women secured the Southern Region Women’s Football League Premier Division title with a comprehensive 17th successive win - 8-0 against Barton Rovers Ladies. Marieanne Spacey-Cale’s side will play in Division One South West of the
A recruitment consultant from Southampton picked up the major prize at a glittering awards ceremony. Krissy Highmore of Berry Recruitment visited more clients last year than anyone else in the group that employs more than 200 people. She received
Property consultancy Vail Williams LLP has expanded its Solent team with the appointment of associate Gurdeep Virdi. Gurdeep joins the property asset management team from Vine Property Management LLP in Southampton, where he worked for 16 years
A SOUTHAMPTON man has died after an assault outside a city pub. Perry Cardy, 52, suffered life-threatening injuries during the incident, outside the Bittern in Thornhill Park Road on Friday night. Mr Cardy, who lived on the same road as the
UNQUESTIONABLY talented Daily Echo Camera Club members have been combing the entirety of Hampshire to seek out and deliver a stellar selection of photographs. This week’s selection includes a pretty peacock parading its perfect plumage, a lapwing
A MAN has died after an assault outside a Southampton pub. Perry Cardy, 52, suffered life-threatening injuries during the incident, outside the Bittern in Thornhill Park Road on Friday night. He was taken to Southampton General Hospital for
TITCHFIELD Festival Theatre’s popular Bard at the Barn is back again this summer, featuring a number of Shakespeare’s best loved plays. There will be no fewer than six productions this year, including Shakespeare’s ‘forgotten’ rock and roll masterpiece
A HAMPSHIRE woman who lost her brother to cancer is to host a charity ball in his honour. Nicky Wright from Bishops Waltham lost her brother Peter Sowerby after he was diagnosed with prostate cancer at 48. After tests, it was revealed Peter had
DOZENS of Hampshire children enjoyed the Easter weekend hunting for eggs. The children dashed around Oasis Down To Earth Farm, in Southampton, looking for a haul of hidden Easter eggs. With clear blue skies, colourful surroundings and animals
COMEDIAN and television star Simon Brodkin is set to perform at an upcoming comedy festival in Hampshire. The popular comic, well-known for performing the comedy character Lee Nelson, will take to the stage at Giggles in the Garden, which will take
PLANS to increase the size of a Hampshire housing scheme which was approved two years ago have been given the go-ahead. Churchill Retirement Living secured consent for 36 flats in South Street, Hythe, but later applied for permission to build 43
A WOMAN has been given a suspended sentence after a racially aggravated assault. Taniqua Channin Smith, 31, admitted the assault, which took place in Southampton in December. Smith also pleaded guilty to using threatening and abusive language
WORKS to widen a busy Southampton road in a bid to improve access to the city hospital are set to start tomorrow. Coxford Road will be widened at one of the entrances to Southampton General Hospital. The £814,000 scheme is expected to be completed
IF YOU were to have visited the shops in Queensway in 1962, things would have been far different to what they are today. Patrons may now take a stroll along the parade to pick up a costume or practical joke set from Hollywood, while diners may plan
AN UNLICENSED door-to-door salesman travelled more than 150 miles to target Hampshire homes. George David Clarke was spotted in Braishfield, near Romsey, attempting to sell his homewares – a sales technique carried out by people sometimes known
A WINCHESTER man says he has been left without answers after capturing CCTV footage of a binman throwing his wheelie bin into the dustcart’s crusher. Michael Druitt, of Taplings Road, Weeke, installed the cameras outside his home after four of
SCHOOLS from across Hampshire are to take place in the finals of a national dance competition. The Rock Challenge finals are to be held this week at Portsmouth Guildhall next week and will run for five days. The first schools to participate in
CROWDS gathered in Hythe at the weekend to meet and greet Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable. The senior politician, 75, made the visit as part of his party’s local election campaign, with the Lib Dems fighting for 28 seats across the New Forest
THOMAS JAMES BROOKS, 34, of Delamare Gardens, Fair Oak. Pleaded guilty to causing someone to fear that violence would be used against them. Community order, including requirement to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work, restraining order, £85 costs,
AN ICONIC Southampton building, which once housed a strip club, could be given a new lease of life. The top floors of Harbour House at Town Quay have been put up for rent. The grade II listed building was last occupied by gentleman’s club, Playhouse
SOUTHAMPTON residents basked in three days of glorious sunshine this Easter bank holiday weekend – one of the hottest on record so far. Temperatures peaked at 25.5C in Hampshire on Saturday, making the hottest day of the year so far. Sunseekers
A WINCHESTER teenager has been banned for driving with excess alcohol. Darcy Farwell, 18, was stopped by police on St Swithun Street in Winchester city centre on March 29, a court heard. Farwell, of Cheriton Road, Fulflood, was in a 63-reg Peugeot
There are arguably more lessons to be learned in defeat than victory and Ralph Hasenhuttl will surely have been given food for thought after what he witnessed in Newcastle. The first half performance was unquestionably the worst 45 minutes Saints
