Thriller set in Winchester published as latest in detective series
A thriller set in Winchester will be published this week.
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Sebastian Haw is a reporter for the Hampshire Chronicle and Romsey Advertiser.
Sebastian Haw is a reporter for the Hampshire Chronicle and Romsey Advertiser.
A thriller set in Winchester will be published this week.
Concerns have been raised about Winchester City Council's approach to the climate crisis.
Matt Stirling, actor, stunt man and Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist, wowed guests and diners with his magic tricks for a very special event at The Roebuck Inn, Fulflood.
First aid courses will be held in Martyr Worthy Village Hall. Spaces are available for the following new first aid courses with Mandy Oakley from ‘Every Life First Aid Training’: A four week course for Mini Medics (ages 7-11) on Wednesday evenings from 6pm until 7pm starting January 8. These cost £45; a three-hour First Aid For Teens course on Saturday, January 4. The price for this course is £45 and includes cookies and hot chocolate; a three-hour Emergency First Aid course on Saturday, January 18. This course costs £60 and will include tea, coffee and cake.
A Winchester City Councillor has been grilled over the failure to contact a World Cup football hero over plans to name a sports pavilion after him.
Winchester's motorists will have 11 road closures to avoid nearby on the National Highways network this week.
A Hampshire country pub is set to reopen after a £320,000 makeover. The Woodman on London Road in Purbrook, Waterlooville is set to reopen on Friday, November 15, following a transformational investment.
The Bishop of Winchester has been grilled on a national TV programme about the resignation the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby after the Church of England's "cover-up" of a historical abuser.
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