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County Council deploy salt gritter across Hampshire for first time this winter
Hampshire County Council has deployed salt gritters for the first time this winter as freezing temperatures are set to hit the city. The council has unleashed a fleet of gritters that are set to spread salt around the county as freezing temperatures
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Lawyers file compensation claims to P&O after Ventura passengers taken ill
Lawyers have submitted compensation claims for 115 passengers who were taken unwell on-board P&O Cruises' Ventura earlier this year. Hudgell Solicitors is acting on behalf of the holidaymakers who travelled on Ventura on numerous occasions,
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Eggs reportedly thrown at cars from roof on Shirley high street
A group of young people were reportedly seen throwing eggs at cars from a roof on a busy high street. On Tuesday evening, residents posted on Facebook enraged by a group congregating on a roof in Shirley. They were allegedly throwing eggs at
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Charles set to become youngest Northern Ireland captain in history
SAINTS midfielder Shea Charles is set to captain Northern Ireland for the first time when they face Belarus on Friday evening. Charles' reputation-boosting campaign on loan at Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship has been recognised by NI boss
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Two vehicles stolen on one night as police launch hunt
Police are appealing for witnesses after two vehicles were stolen in Chandler’s Ford over the course of two days in November. Between 5pm on Wednesday, November 6, and 10.30am on Thursday, November 7, Hampshire police received reports a vehicle
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Hampshire man charged with theft of £10,000 worth of marine equipment
A Hampshire man has been charged with the theft of £10,000 of marine equipment in Hill Head. Brett Fielder, of Pavilion Way in Gosport, has been charged with seven offences by police that took place between July and September of this year.
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Around £150 of wine stolen from Co-op as police launch CCTV appeal
Around £150 of wine was stolen from a Co-op store in Southampton, police said. Just before 8am on October 1, a man is alleged to have stole approximately £150 worth of wine from the Co-op on Archers Road. Hampshire police is now issuing two
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Shearer: 'I hope Saints give Martin longer to try and improve their position'
FORMER Saints forward Alan Shearer believes the club should give Russell Martin more time to "improve" their standing in the Premier League. Saints currently sit bottom of the table with only one win and have scored just seven goals, the division's
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Charity speaks out about 'distress and anxiety' faced by unpaid family carers
A charity has spoken out about the "considerable distress and anxiety" faced by unpaid family carers. Age Concern Hampshire has raised concerns over the impact of caring for loved ones with dementia without pay. The charity said one in three
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Engineer working remotely made recovery from ATC meltdown harder - report
Resolving an air traffic control (ATC) meltdown in August 2023 was made more difficult because of delays in verifying the password of an engineer allowed to work remotely, an inquiry has found. More than 700,000 passengers suffered disruption when
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Hampshire should be 'right at the top' as the best county in England
THE TELEGRAPH has stuck its foot in it by releasing its annual ranking of England's counties and not crowning Hampshire as number one. Ranked best to worst the list considered 48 counties and measured them according to natural wonders, history
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Former Nelson Mandela bodyguard visits school in Hampshire
RINGWOOD School welcomed a renowned speaker and former anti-apartheid activist last week. Chris Lubbe visited the school on Friday, November 8 to give a “powerful and moving” presentation delivered to all year groups. He shared his personal
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Police put 'cowboy skills to the test' as they catch runaway cow in Totton
A cow has been lassoed by police after freely roaming the streets of Totton. Hampshire police received reports of a cow on the loose shortly before 11am on Wednesday, November 13. The wild animal was spotted by New Forest councillor, David
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Saints told Peterborough winger would be 'shrewd signing' by former player
FORMER Saints midfielder Carlton Palmer believes Peterborough winger Kwame Poku would be a "shrewd signing" for the St Mary's club. Poku, 23, has scored 10 goals and provided five assists across 15 games in League One for Posh so far this season
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Bus lane could be added to one of the busiest roads into Southampton city centre
A new bus lane is set to be introduced on one of the main roads into Southampton city centre. The city council has unveiled proposals for the inside lane of the eastbound Millbrook Road West carriageway - towards the city centre - on the approach
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'How well he's done' - Aribo unsurprised by Harwood-Bellis' England call-up
SAINTS midfielder Joe Aribo believes teammate Taylor Harwood-Bellis' first England call-up proves how well the young defender has done in red and white. Harwood-Bellis has been included in the Three Lions squad to face Greece and the Republic of
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Morning delays on the M27 after overnight works finished - recap
8:52am Delays have now eased westbound on the M27. A 50mph speed limit remains in place before Junction 8. Thanks
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New Milton Remembrance Day parade commemorates fallen heroes
Hundreds attended the New Milton Remembrance Day parade. Led by Colour Sergeant Russell Kerslake, the parade included support from the Christchurch Scout Band and New Milton Army Cadets. Residents, armed services veterans, youth, and community
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Silverlake’s expansion: a boost to jobs and sustainable automotive practices
Silverlake Automotive Recycling, a longstanding business rooted in Hampshire, is driving significant economic growth, job creation, and environmental innovation in the UK’s automotive vehicle recycling industry. Established nearly 80 years ago,
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Brownies take over Apple store to learn about technology
A group of Brownies took over the Apple store in Southampton to learn about technology. The 11th Shirley Brownies visited the Westquay store to explore the role of technology in today's world. The youngsters were given the chance to learn about
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GoHenry co-founder joins board of debit card for people with dementia
A leading debit card and app for people with dementia has appointed a GoHenry co-founder to its board. Sibstar, which has offices in Southampton and Winchester, has announced the appointment of Louise Hill as a non-executive director. Ms Hill
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Woman died from brain injury days after she was found at home, inquest hears
An inquest has opened into the death of a Southampton woman who died days after she was found in her home. Aija Zelca, 34, of Belmont Road, died on October 25 at Southampton Hospital. An inquest into her death was opened at Winchester Coroners
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Debut novel of doctor turned author based on experiences at Southampton hospital
A doctor turned author has published her debut novel based on real-life experiences while working at Southampton's Royal South Hants hospital in the 80s. Mira Harrison's One in Three is a fictional coming of age tale which explores the NHS, the
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'The big picture' - Martin details Edozie progress on loan at Anderlecht
MANAGER Russell Martin reiterated out-on-loan loan winger Sam Edozie remains an important player for the "big picture" at Southampton. Edozie, 21, has joined Belgian outfit Anderlecht on a deal until the end of the season following a summer which
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Murder accused said victim is 'dead as anything' in 999 call, court hears
A man accused of murdering his neighbour told an emergency call handler the victim was “dead as anything” in a frantic 999 call, a jury heard. Thomas Ellison, 35, denies the murder of neighbour 58-year-old Ian Jupe in his home at Heather Court
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Southampton's memorable celebrity Christmas lights switch ons - remember them?
Southampton, a city that shimmers with maritime history and the echoes of legendary footballers like Matt Le Tissier, has always held a special magic during the Christmas season. It's a magic that goes beyond the twinkling lights adorning its streets
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UK's biggest bird of prey spotted soaring over the New Forest
New Forest residents have been treated to a flyover from the United Kingdom’s biggest bird of prey. Daily Echo Camera Club member Jordan Callaghan managed to capture a white-tailed eagle soaring over Holbury, carrying what appears to be a rabbit
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7 of the best Christmas lights switch-ons taking place in Hampshire for 2024
The festive season is now almost upon us and plenty of towns and cities around Hampshire will be switching on their Christmas lights soon. The illumination of areas with colourful Christmas lights is a nice sight to take in, and there may even
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Saints form played on Harwood-Bellis' mind ahead of first England call-up
DEFENDER Taylor Harwood-Bellis admitted Southampton's poor form played on his mind but always remained confident he could perform in the Premier League. Harwood-Bellis has been handed his first England call-up this month, despite Saints sitting
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Plans to build family homes approved despite complaints from neighbours
Plans to build two new family homes in a residential Southampton road have been approved by councillors. The application from Paul West for land in Oaktree Road, Bitterne Park, went before Southampton City Council’s planning and rights of way panel
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Guide dog puppy meets woman who launched competition to name her
A guide dog puppy has met the Eastleigh owner who named her. Eight-month-old Mali, a Labrador cross golden retriever, met Mandy Pike, who raised more than £5,000 to name the puppy in memory of her previous guide dog. Mandy started raising funds
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New Forest campsite crowned the best in the South East
A New Forest campsite has been crowned the best in the South East. Campsites.co.uk revealed the winners of its Camping and Glamping Awards 2024, which celebrate campsites, touring sites and glamping sites across the UK. The Roundhill Campsite
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Construction firm welcomes university student to Southampton office
Construction firm Beard is nurturing the next generation of talent through its year-long industrial placement programme. Seven students from various universities are gaining practical experience in Beard's offices across the South, including Southampton
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New survey aims to capture residents' views on Southampton's future
The leader of Southampton City Council is urging residents to take part in a new survey for views on Southampton's future. The recently-launched City Survey invites feedback on a range of topics, including local public services, community priorities
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Naval base commemorates Remembrance Day with Drumhead Ceremony
A naval base marked Remembrance Day with a special ceremony using drums as an altar. HMS Sultan held a Drumhead Ceremony to honour those who sacrificed their lives for the nation. The ceremony was attended by senior officers and Captain Mark Hamilton
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We know how isolating bullying can be, says NSPCC Hampshire
For those of us who have experienced bullying, we know how isolating it can be. It can have a profound impact on our lives. As parents and carers, we want our children to be happy and carefree for as long as possible, but sadly, it can be difficult
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Finalists named for the Hampshire Business Awards 2024
A college group has been shortlisted for a regional business award. South Hampshire College Group has been named as a finalist in the Hampshire Business Awards in the education, training and skills category. The group's progress over the past
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MP leads climate emergency Q&A in Southampton
An MP led a climate emergency Q&A in Southampton. On Friday, November 8, St Denys' community centre hosted a Q&A roundtable on climate change led by Greenpeace Southampton coordinators, Lyn Brayshaw and Rosanna Newey, with MP Satvir Kaur
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Historic steamship among Hampshire stalwarts honoured by the King
A group that operates Southampton's historic steamship is among the winners of the highest award available to voluntary groups in the UK. The Steamship Shieldhall Charity (SSC) will be presented with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service ahead
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Services for families bereaved by road traffic collisions to be held this weekend
Families bereaved by road traffic collisions are set to gather for a memorial service in Hampshire this weekend. The special commemorative services, organised by the Joint Operations Roads Policing Unit of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary
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Latest arrivals and departures from Southampton's port
Here are the latest arrivals and departures at Southampton's port. Today's principal Southampton arrivals: Morning Pride, vehicle, 0730, 38/9; Independent Future, container, 1500, SCT3/4; Arklow Crest, cargo, 1945, 109; Sarah B, cargo, 2030,
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Festive events announced at Hampshire garden centres
With the festive season approaching, a chain of garden centres is offering Father Christmas-themed events. Hillier Garden Centres has announced a range of activities to celebrate Christmas, including Storytime with Father Christmas and Breakfast
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Southampton to host festival for first time in more than 30 years
The British Science Festival is set to return to Southampton for the first time since 1992. The British Science Association (BSA) and the University of Southampton have announced that the 2026 festival will be held in the city. The festival
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Then and now: What happened to Southampton's favourite cinemas of years gone by?
The lights dim, the projector whirs to life, and the silver screen flickers with anticipation. It's Southampton Film Week, a time to celebrate the magic of cinema in a city that once boasted a constellation of picture palaces. Yet, as the city
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Why Northam Bridge and Bitterne Road West are closed on Sunday
Drivers in the city are being warned of road closures this weekend as major routes are set to shut for a race. Back for another year, the Southampton 10K Race is set to go ahead this Sunday, November 17, raising money for Saints Foundation.
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Vote now for your favourite countryside project in Hampshire
The Countryside Charity, CPRE Hampshire, has announced that the public can now vote for the Hampshire Choice Award. The award is part of the Countryside Awards 2024 and features four projects that have won in their respective categories. The
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Shoplifters and M27 drug driver among those in court
The following cases were heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court: SHARLAN AVERY, 50, of Dempsey Close, Southampton, pleaded guilty to assaulting an emergency worker at Southampton on February 20 2024 and two counts of threatening behaviour. Community
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All we know so far as man fighting for his life after flat blaze
A man has been left fighting for his life and another is in a serious condition after a flat fire which led to a huge emergency response. On Tuesday night, residents in Glyn Court on Archers Road, Southampton were forced to leave their homes as
