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Dibling relaxed about future as he talks impressing Martin and increased expectations
SAINTS starlet Tyler Dibling is relaxed about what happens this season and relishes the opportunity to impress everyone here in Girona. The 18 year old knows his long-term future is secure, having signed a second professional contract to keep him
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Dozen sheep get into a baaaad situation in muddy bog near Southampton
A dozen muddy sheep have been rescued after they became stranded in a bog near Southampton. Rescuers from Redbridge Fire Station were called just before midday on July 25 after 12 sheep became stuck in a muddy bog. Crews arrived at the scene
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Refurbishments at Southampton Central hailed as 'transformational'
The newly-transformed southern exit to Hampshire's busiest railway station has been opened after almost 18 months of work costing £5.5 million. The revamped Southampton Central station is designed to make things easier for passengers changing from
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Major step forward in Welborne Garden Village plans
Plans for a new garden village have taken a major step forward after councillors approved a key part of the scheme. Fareham Borough Council's planning committee approved plans for the village centre of Welborne Garden Village. Work on the 6,000
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CCTV released after jewellery, purse and hedge trimmer stolen from city home
CCTV footage has been released by police after jewellery, a purse and a hedge trimmer were stolen from a house in Southampton. The force has released a photo of a man after a break-in at a property in Amoy Street on Saturday, June 22. The
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What speed triggers a speed camera? Motoring experts explain how they work
Almost 350 people are killed each year on the UK’s roads, according to the RAC - which is why we have speed cameras. They work by recording a vehicle’s speed – to do this they use markings on the road or radar technology to identify the vehicle
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'Extraordinary' circus is a gloriously bewildering spectacle
Looking for a circus offering powder-faced clowns with red noses and floppy overly-long comedy shoes? Well, you won't find any of that under the big top at the brilliant Sabotage, put on by NoFitState. But what you will discover is a production
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Southampton GP surgery forced to close due to staff sickness
A Southampton GP surgery has been forced to close due to staff sickness. Portswood Solent Surgery will be closed tomorrow due to high sickness levels within its clinical team. In a text sent out to those registered with the surgery, it said
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Southern Brave Women shocked by defeat as The Hundred returns
HEATHER Knight produced a batting masterclass as London Spirit shocked reigning champions Southern Brave in a thrilling contest in The Hundred at Utilita Bowl. Chasing 152 for victory, the England captain made an unbeaten 65 from 31 balls to steer
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Vince and Overton inspire Southern Brave to opening victory
A SUPERB display from Southern Brave’s lethal seamers and a ruthless run-chase orchestrated by James Vince ensured the men prevailed against London Spirit at Utilita Bowl. Invited to field first, Brave’s attack dominated the opening stages, with
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Everything we have learned from joining Southampton's pre-season tour so far
WE are more than halfway through our trip to Spain to follow Saints on their pre-season tour and training camp in Girona. It has been an insightful experience with plenty of time spent chatting to manager Russell Martin, staff and the players.
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Hunt launched for wanted man who might be in Southampton
A hunt has been launched to find a man with links to Southampton. Joby James Cooper, 32, is wanted for breach of court bail and recall to prison. Officers from Hampshire Constabulary believe him to be in the Nursling and wider Southampton area
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GP surgery forced to reduce opening hours due to 'planned staff holiday'
A GP surgery has reduced its opening hours due to a shortage of GPs – who are on holiday. Totton Health Centre, in Testwood Lane, will be closed every Friday through July and August. Announcing the news, New Horizons Medical Partnership said
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Power restored to residents as video shows charred remains of shed destroyed in fire
Power has been restored to parts of Chandler's Ford after a large fire ripped through a shed, damaging an overhead power line in its wake. Large plumes of black smoke billowed over Fryern Close after the blaze took hold on Wednesday. The fire
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Fred Olsen launches new behind-the-scenes tours showing secrets of a cruise ship
Fred. Olsen Cruises has announced it will be launching a new behind-the-scenes tour allowing people to discover "the secrets and challenges of running a cruise ship". The cruise line has shared this experience will be available on board its fleet
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Boomtown 2024 line-up revealed as 450 artists to head to Hampshire
The long-awaited line up for Boomtown 2024 has been revealed, with names including The Pharcyde and Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley heading to the festival this year. The full bill for Boomtown 2024 - Chapter 3: Revolution of Imagination is finally here
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Treasury gives verdict on whether 1p and 2p coins will go out of circulation
The Treasury has shared whether 1p and 2p coins would be phased out of circulation after reports suggested they could be under threat. Articles from several publications said that the Treasury had made no new orders for 1p or 2p coins to the Royal
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Do speeding tickets affect the cost of my car insurance? Motor experts explain
Speeding offences are some of the most common driving convictions in the UK. If you’ve been convicted of speeding, you’re no doubt worried about how it might affect your car insurance premiums in the future. According to research, speeding
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Universal Credit and PIP claimants to receive early DWP payment next month
Universal Credit, PIP, and other benefit claimants may find their payments affected by the bank holiday next month. Monday, August 26, is a bank holiday, meaning payments from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) won’t be made on this day
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Are you allowed to punch a seagull if it tries to steal your food?
We've all been there, walking up a promenade on a hot summer day enjoying an ice cream or some fish and chips. Nothing could ruin the moment. Well, enter the beaky little nightmare. Seagulls are natural-born foragers and a right royal pain
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Warning to Ryanair, EasyJet, Jet2 & other airline passengers over rule changes
Holidaymakers flying with Jet2, Ryanair, EasyJet, TUI and other airlines have been warned to make sure they are aware of new rules this summer. There have been a number of changing rules and regulations at airports over recent months, with many
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Man ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid work after pleading guilty to assault
A ROMSEY man has been ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid work after pleading guilty to assault. Kevin Leigh, 54, of Wyndham Drive, assaulted a woman on September 9, 2023, causing bodily harm to her, a court heard. Appearing at Southampton
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Parkewood School's "The Ballet Snow White" to benefit local charity
Parkewood School of Dance, still reeling from their sixth spot triumph at The Dance World Cup Finals in Prague, performed its bi-annual show at Thornden Hall, Chandlers Ford. The event, on July 28, showcased modern, tap, jazz, and a special contemporary
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'Have to take it' - Martin on futures of impressive Dibling and Amo-Ameyaw
MANAGER Russell Martin insisted Sam Amo-Ameyaw and Tyler Dibling have a chance to be part of his squad but admitted it could depend on new signings. Amo-Ameyaw and Dibling, 18, have been the club's top performers during their opening two matches
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'In different ways' - Signing Taylor makes humble Harwood-Bellis admission
SAINTS signing Charlie Taylor reckons he learned as much from former teammate Taylor Harwood-Bellis as the youngster did from him. Taylor's experience in the game dwarfs that of the former Manchester City starlet, with 161 Premier League and 126
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University of Southampton celebrates with graduation ceremonies
The University of Southampton is celebrating the successes of its students with a series of graduation ceremonies. A total of 18 ceremonies are being held over seven days – with 17 of those taking place in the O2 Guildhall Southampton. The
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Woman wins £19,000 from company after getting sacked for being pregnant
A human resources worker has been awarded £19,000 in a discrimination case after bosses brought “trumped-up charges” to dismiss her because she was pregnant. Lorraine Powell took One Transport UK, formerly The Green Charging Company, to an employment
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Care worker faces deportation after using fake passport to get job
A care worker has been told he put vulnerable people at risk after using a fake French passport to obtain a job. Umunike Mbaha used the fake document in order to find employment as care worker, completing shifts at Springfield Care Home in Woolston
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Five speeders caught red handed on M27, M3 and Maybray King Way
The following motorists have been sentenced at Southampton Magistrates' Court for speeding... NICHOLAS PLANK, 46, of Lytchett Drive, Broadstone pleaded guilty to speeding on the M27 near junction two for Ower. He was driving a Volkswagen when he
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Ten-year-old girl takes on the role of Southampton's youngest mayor
Eco-activist Freya Orendecki has been named as Southampton's new Children's Mayor. Aged ten and attending Fairisle Junior School, Freya was announced as the mayor in a ceremony at the Lord Mayor's Parlour on July 17. The Children's Mayor initiative
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Southampton's fashion festival promoting sustainability returns for fifth year
Southampton's Sustainable Fashion Fest returns to John Hansard Gallery for its fifth year. The festival will run from 11am to 4pm on August 3 and offer a variety of workshops, talks and stalls, focusing on sustainable and environmentally-friendly
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Campaign relaunched to combat child exploitation in Hampshire
Donna Jones, police and crime commissioner, has kickstarted the Is Your Child Safe campaign to tackle child exploitation across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. The initiative has been launched again to educate parents, carers, and guardians on
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Diehard Saints fan gets tattoo of Russell Martin on his leg
A Saints fan has celebrated the team’s promotion to the Premier League by getting a tattoo of first team manager Russell Martin on his leg. Mitchell Symonds, 22, of the New Forest, followed through on his promise to get inked if Saints won the
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Former PE teacher returns to old school after half a century
An ex-PE teacher in Hythe has returned to his former school after over 50 years. Tony Walton, 83, a resident at Carpathia Grange care home, was able to revisit Noadswood School where he taught from 1963 to 1970. Carpathia Grange, eager to indulge
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Council ramps up fines for littering and fly-tipping
Residents in Eastleigh Borough who litter, graffiti or fly-tip, face fines up to £800 following recent rulings. The Borough Council's cabinet approved the penalties in a report, which also holds homeowners accountable for rubbish dumped by contractors
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Southampton sailor in hunt for Clipper Race glory ahead of finale this weekend
Southampton could see success at the conclusion of the epic Clipper race this week, as sailor James Finney sets his eye on winning the race as it heads into its final stage in Portsmouth. The 29-year-old's Zhuhai team sit in third place in the
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Fareham engineering company backs PM's new skills drive
Fareham based engineering services company, Barnbrook Systems, publicly voiced support for the new skill initiative launched by PM Keir Starmer. The backing was given during the Farnborough International Airshow, where they met the Prime Minister
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Hampshire county council's children’s services gets top Ofsted rating
Children's services in Hampshire have once again been rated outstanding by Ofsted inspectors. The county council's services made a positive impact on children's lives, reported the inspection, which took place from June 3 to 14, 2024. This
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Historic property changes hands for first time in nearly a century
A new use has been revealed for a garage which has changed hands for the first time in almost a century. Family-run Wells vehicle garage, near the A338 in Ringwood, has been sold to a property investment company. It is the first time since
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'Professional burglar' stole almost £250k of jewellery and cash in burglary spree
A prolific thief stole almost £250,000 worth of jewellery and cash during a burglary spree. 'Professional robber' Timmy Connors broke into homes and commercial premises across Southampton, Chandler’s Ford and Hedge End. Southampton Crown Court
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When The Beatles, Queen and Bob Dylan came to Southampton
The Mayflower stage has been a launching pad for legends since flapper dresses were all the rage in the 1920s. Back then it went by the name The Empire, afterwards The Gaumont, but the star power has stayed electric. Think of it as a revolving
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The prospect of devolution is like 'leaving the sweetie jar open' - Letter
I cannot help but notice how the local politicians are reacting to the prospect of devolution. That government are to give away powers to spend larger sums of money is incredible if you consider how much debt some councils have accrued. It's
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The beautiful row of houses which had incredible view across Southampton Water
Southampton's Western Shore whispers of a bygone era. Imagine, if you will, a time before the incessant hum of traffic, a time when the salty spray kissed the faces of residents sat on their balconies, overlooking the vast expanse of water. This
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Shock as dentist practice goes into administration suddenly
A dentist practice providing NHS treatment has shut its doors after going into administration. Brunswick Place Dental has locked its doors with patients greeted by a sign saying “this practice is now closed until further notice”. It comes as
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New safeguarding model in Southampton heralded as 'common sense'
The introduction of a new multi-disciplinary approach to safeguarding in Southampton has been heralded as a “common sense” response to “challenging and complex” issues. Southampton City Council is set to formally launch the Family Safeguarding
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Woman, 62, arrested after house fire 'remains under investigation'
A woman arrested after a house fire in Southampton remains under investigation as police enquiries continue. A police cordon was in place for more than 24 hours after flames ripped through a property in Richmond Road, Freemantle, in April.
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Italian restaurant celebrates its two-year anniversary in Ocean Village
Figurati has celebrated its two-year anniversary in Ocean Village. The team at the Italian eatery got together to recognise another successful year of business serving up authentic Italian cuisine in its warm and inviting atmosphere. During
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Residents speak out about whether Southampton students should pay council tax
Southampton residents have reacted to the possibility that students may start to pay council tax. Southampton City Council has recently published a plan to transform how it works in order to balance its books for the next financial year and beyond
