Archive - Wednesday, 23 May 2012
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Ervine rescues Hants with vital hundred
Sean Ervine made an unbeaten century as Hampshire recovered from a shaky start against winless Glamorgan in LV= County Championship Division Two.
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Ex-Saints boss makes first summer signing
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew today completed his first summer signing when he clinched a deal for Reims midfielder Romain Amalfitano.
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Lack of vitamin D means mums to be may have fatter children
Women who lack vitamin D when pregnant may end up with fatter children, a Southampton University study has shown.
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House fire in Southampton
FIREFIGHTERS are battling a blaze at a house in Southampton.
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Lambert the bookies' favourite to take over at Villa
Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner is continuing his search for Alex McLeish's successor with Norwich manager Paul Lambert the new favourite with bookmakers.
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Transport for South Hampshire
Transport for South Hampshire Better Bus Area Fund: Call for Expressions of Interest TfSH has been awarded £4.5m of DfT funding following a successful bid to the Better Bus Area Fund developed in partnership with the South Hampshire Bus…
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Park ranger sets up ‘hotel’ for bees
A park ranger from Horton Heath has come up with an ingenious way to encourage bees in the park - creating bee hotels.
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Charlotte for Blissfields
MULTI-PLATINUM SELLING singer Charlotte Church has been confirmed to make an appearance at Hampshire’s longest running boutique music festival.
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James Bond Legend Comes to Southampton
Moore for Your Money at The Mayflower
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Bid for eco-home thrown out
Planning chiefs have rejected a controversial application to build a large eco-house behind a listed building in the New Forest.
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Men ran "slave gang" from Hampshire base
VULNERABLE people were held by a group of travellers and forced to work like slaves for little or no pay and live in squalor, a court heard.
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Sholing in Wort talks
Sholing will be speaking to their top gun Lee Wort today amid rumours that he is wanted by new Havant & Waterlooville boss Stuart Ritchie.
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Saints unveil season ticket prices for Premier League
SAINTS have today revealed how much fans will have to pay to watch their team in the Premier League.
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Gang of thieves steal massive cigarette haul in spate of raids
Police are hunting a gang of hooded smash and grab raiders have so far hit 20 stores in Southampton and the surrounding area to steal cigarettes.
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Brum dig their heels in over Hughton
West Brom have been warned to expect a tough stance from Birmingham should they press ahead with plans to make Chris Hughton their new manager.
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City chiefs to bid for millions after Liverpool port decision
City leaders have pledged to bid for millions of pounds of European Union money for Southampton following the Government’s decision to allow Liver-pool to
become a “turn-around’’ cruise ship port.
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University on the rise in league table
Southampton University has risen six places in a prestigious British higher education league table.
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Job hunters see Centenary Quay's future
Job hunters can find out more about potential roles being created at a major Southampton housing and business development.
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Princess Royal to board Cunard ship for charity event
A princess will meet a queen during a charity event being held in the port of Southampton today.
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Venus Awards celebrate women in business
The cream of Hampshire’s businesswomen were celebrated last night at a prestigious new set of Daily Echo-backed awards.
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Police need 'major breakthrough' to get justice for murder victim
POLICE have said it would take a 'major breakthrough' to get justice for the murder of Hampshire pensioner Georgina Edmonds.
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King Rufus, Chandler's Ford
IT has come a long way since the time when a tree was growing through the walls.
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Right wing rants aren’t fooling anyone
ON May 18 there was yet another letter in the string of right wing views currently running in this column, this one from an anonymous writer claiming to be a council worker, and entitled ‘Betrayed by Labour’.
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Why try to stop our work?
I WOULD like to know what is going on with Southampton City Council and other authorities who seem determined to stop FOSOC (Friends of Southampton Old Cemetery) doing its invaluable work.
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La Margherita, Town Quay, Southampton
SOMETIMES, the success of a restaurant depends just as much on the service you get as the food you are served.
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Bus service hope
THE village hall in Marchwood was packed for a recent meeting of the Bus Focus Group.
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Why no toilets?
‘RAMPAGE on the Red Jet’ (Daily Echo, May 17, 2012) took me back to Cowes Week in the mid-1990s.
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Unbelievable salaries
Southampton City Council loves to justify high salaries by making some sort of comparison with the private sector. That works both ways.
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Nigel's Swiss role
Saints are set to repeat their pre-season preparations for last season’s glorious promotion campaign ahead of their hotly anticipated return to the Premier
League.
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Riley a step closer to AFC Totton job
STEVE Riley has ended his seven-year ‘love affair’ with Bashley, fuelling speculation that he is about to take over at Evo-Stik Southern Premier rivals
AFC Totton.
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Inquest into Georgina Edmonds murder
AN inquest will
resume today into the unsolved
murder of Hampshire
pensioner Georgina
Edmonds.
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Gagged and tied up at knife point by drug raiders
A Southampton man was tied up at knife point by two men who mistakenly broke into his home at night looking for a stash of drugs.
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TV star to swim Atlantic
Television personality Ben Fogle is to take part in a Southampton University experiment - by swimming the Atlantic.
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