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The 640-metre long pier with its own train that survived World War II Hythe Pier is a living tapestry woven with threads of Victorian ambition, wartime resilience, and the enduring spirit of a community. Christmas lights switch-on cancelled as storm set to sweep in Romsey Christmas lights switch-on 2024 has been cancelled due to Storm Bert Man in his 50s injured after serious assault at pub A man has been injured following a serious assault at The Lapstone pub in Horton Heath Christmas events cancelled as Storm Bert looms - live updates Christmas events in and around Southampton have been cancelled ahead of Storm Bert Country park Christmas market cancelled due to safety concerns The Itchen Valley Country Park Christmas market has been cancelled ahead of Storm Bert Woman assaulted at pub, police say A woman has been assaulted above a pub in Southampton, police said Buses set to be given priority on stretch of road after £1.5m scheme scrapped Approval has been given to start bus improvements at Junction Road in Totton after the county council scrapped the original £1.5m scheme One lane closed after crash on M3 causing major delays One lane has been closed after a crash on M3 causes major delays. The cruise ships sailing into Southampton – including P&O’s Iona P&O's Iona is among the four cruise ships set to dock in Southampton this weekend

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