In Port Today's principal Southampton arrivals: Pelayo, container, 1030, Con Term; Novorossiysk, ro-ro, 1100, Marchwood; Le Castellet, ro-ro, 1300, 201 link; Sophia Britannia, container, 2300, 204; Autoline, vehicle carrier, 2359, 105. Sailings: Eye of
Travel Pound Australia 2.49 dollars Austria 21.74 schillings Belgium 63.70 francs Canada 2.23 dollars Cyprus 0.90 pounds Denmark 11.76 kroner France 10.34 francs Germany 3.09 marks Greece 527.23 drachmas Holland 3.47 guilders Ireland 1.24 punts Italy
A JUDGE has launched a scathing attack on the police and the courts after a case of terrifying harassment against a Hampshire couple collapsed. Judge Paul Darlow also apologised to the couple after seven defendants, accused of waging a campaign of intimidation
A PIONEERING medical helpline developed in Hampshire has helped more than 60,000 callers in its first year. A special ceremony held to mark NHS Direct Hampshire's first anniversary was attended by health minister John Denham. The Southampton MP said NHS
TODAY the phonelines open to give dozens of local people the chance to have a sneak preview behind the scenes of Southampton's new multi-million pound shopping centre. For just one day the West Quay complex will be opening its doors to visitors who will
Hassan Kachloul is desperate to end his African drought after six months without a goal. The Moroccan midfielder scored four in the first six games of the season but then found the goals dried up with none in the next 20 as his scoring touch deserted
NEWPORT face a make or break weekend in their faltering Dr Martens League Eastern Division promotion drive. Back-to-back defeats at Folkestone and Chelmsford have left the Islanders toiling ten points off the top-two pace and any further slip-ups at Spalding
Glenn Hoddle has taken a no-lose gamble by snapping up Chelsea midfielder Paul Hughes on a short-term contract. Saints beat yesterday's transfer deadline to sign the 23-year-old on extended trial until the end of the season. Hughes had already indicated
Ben Ainslie looked to be losing more than just his Laser World Championship title this week. At one stage in the Mexico regatta, he looked to be so far off the pace, his qualification for the Olympic Games was in jeopardy. But the 22-year-old Ainslie
CHILDREN at a junior school in the Meon Valley are falling in line with the ancient Romans for a millennium project. They are hoping to raise £27,000 to construct an outdoor classroom in the shape of an amphitheatre. It is hoped to construct it from old
A DOCKSIDE celebration took place as staff of the city-based stevedore company Southampton Cargo Handling marked the unique operation's tenth anniversary in the port. Founded as a workers' co-operative following the death of the National Dock Labour Scheme
A LUCKY Southampton teenager is getting the chance of a lifetime, thanks to the city's new multi million pound shopping centre. Brian Talbot, 18, is being sponsored by the West Quay shopping complex to take part in the first leg of the Tall Ships race
SHEDDING more than four stones in weight has put a spring in Hannah Boutell's step in more ways than one. The 21-year-old, who runs a Hampshire dog grooming service, reckons her mammoth weight loss helped her to scoop a major award at Crufts dog show.
FIREFIGHTERS have rushed to the aid of a disabled Hampshire girl to give her a new lease of life. Members of Red Watch at Redbridge station held a quiz night to raise £500 to buy a specially-adapted chair for cerebral palsy sufferer Tamara Waldock. The
RESIDENTS in the traffic-choked Fareham area are to be consulted on a five-year blueprint aimed at developing Hampshire's transport system, tackling congestion and creating a better environment. Hampshire County Council has launched its first local transport
SUPERSTORE Asda has helped to get the wheels rolling on a new bus service that should be just the ticket for Eastleigh and Chandler's Ford residents. First Southampton has launched new bus routes from the fast-growing area to Southampton. Included in
Demand for places in the 2000 Hoya Round The Island Race are significantly up on last year with more than 150 bookings since registration opened last month. The Island Sailing Club have introduced a new 'Early Bird' entry fee. Entries before noon on Easter
EASTLEIGH'S millennium dance garden has run into more controversy after plans for the scheme were unveiled to the public. The project to establish an open-air performance area on the town's Leigh Road recreation ground next to the plush dance and arts
POMPEY manager Tony Pulis took out some insurance yesterday, even though he reckons he can see the finishing post in sight. Pulis was one of the busier managers on deadline day, completing three transactions. In to Fratton Park came keeper Russell Hoult
Demand for places in the 2000 Hoya Round The Island Race are significantly up on last year with more than 150 bookings since registration opened last month. The Island Sailing Club have introduced a new 'Early Bird' entry fee. Entries before noon on Easter
THEY started by miming to records in front of the bedroom mirror - just like millions of other wannabe pop stars. But now a group of Southampton medical students are taking their talents on stage as the officially recognised Steps tribute group - Step2
YOUNG and older pupils at two New Forest schools have got together to brush up their drama skills. Pupils at Wildground Infant School had the benefit of some mature advice when the GCSE drama students paid them a visit. The students from Noadswood Secondary
SOUTH Wonston villagers determined to quash plans for a concrete crusher have stepped up their campaign in readiness for a site visit by councillors. Yesterday eight volunteers gathered at campaign co-ordinator Steve Morrall's house to make banners to
