Archive - Tuesday, 26 June 2012
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Anderlecht replace Rangers in Markus Liebherr Cup
SAINTS have announced that Belgian champions Anderlecht will replace Rangers in this summer's Markus Liebherr Memorial Cup.
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Fireman tells how he found colleagues in burning flat
THE harrowing moment two missing firemen were finally found unconscious inside a burning Southampton flat and rescued was told to an inquest jury today.
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Maria Breezes to business success
A HAMPSHIRE businesswoman
who set up shop
with a £1,000 Government
grant has beaten the
downturn to create a
thriving nautical-themed
cafe.
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Hampshire soldier completes toughest cycling challenge
A HAMPSHIRE soldier wounded in Afghanistan has completed the world's toughest cycling race ahead of schedule.
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Hayley and her mum say thanks
UNBEKNOWN to her,
Hayley Atkinson’s body
was riddled with cancerous
masses on all of
her major organs.
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The Humble Plumb, Southampton
THEY say laughter can be contagious - and I’ve never seen greater evidence of that than inside this Southampton pub.
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August's fuel duty rise scrapped
Chancellor George Osborne has scrapped August's planned 3p rise in fuel duty and frozen the tax for the rest of the year.
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Child dies in huge explosion in Oldham
A child has died and rescue workers were battling to save a victim trapped after a massive explosion tore through a house.
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Jailed man attempted to kill prison officer
A SOUTHAMPTON man is
facing life in prison after
attempting to murder a
prison officer.
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Cruise ship outfitter opens office in city
HAMPSHIRE suppliers
are being called on to
help a Southampton
firm that has just
opened a base in the
city.
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15 minutes of care can be enough, says civic boss
THE council boss in charge of
adult services in Hampshire has
insisted that 15 minutes IS
enough to care for some elderly
and infirm people in their own
homes.
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The queue for The Who
POLITENESS and
courtesy might
not be synonymous
with the
wild excesses of
rock music.
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Hants set to be without Afridi again
Hampshire are not expecting Shahid Afridi to be available for tomorrow's Friends Life t20 game against Middlesex.
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Ex-Saint scores on security
HE was previously responsible
for providing protection
for goalkeepers, as a
defender for Southampton
Football Club - now Marcel Cullers is winning
recognition for providing security of
a very different kind.
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Giddings: I'll foot the bill for Isle of Wight mudfest
Isle of Wight Festival boss John Giddings says he is to blame for the traffic chaos
that left hundreds of festival goers
trapped in cars through the night
and brought gridlock to the Island.
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Proud salute to the forces
A MILITARY band marched up the
hill, a churchman led prayers and
a Union flag was raised, as
Hampshire paid tribute as part of
Armed Forces Week.
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Benefits cheat
A WOMAN duped Eastleigh
Borough Council and the
Department of Works and
Pensions into paying
her almost £20,000 when she
failed to disclose that she was
living with her husband,
Southampton Crown Court
heard.
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Betrayal of trust
A COMPANY secretary repaid the
trust of directors who had
loaned her thousands of pounds
to pay off debts by stealing more
than £72,000 from them.
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Dragon's Dogma (Xbox 360)
The difficulty is set to 11, with many the rakish gamer becoming the product of impending doom, and dancing the inevitable jig of broken heroes.
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Why infamous?
IN his Hampshire Heritage piece on Waterloo medals coming up for auction (Daily Echo, June 1) Keith Hamilton refers to it as an “infamous” battle. Why “infamous” as opposed to simply “famous”?
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Hidden hospital expenses
WHILE waiting for a chest X-ray recently I was greatly struck by the expense of the one-use gown I was offered beforehand. It was crisply clean and well ironed, and all for less than ten minutes modesty wear!
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Out of their depth
SCARCELY three weeks elapsed before the newlyelected Labour administration in Southampton found itself paralysed by infighting and incompetence. Three-quarters of local government finance comes from the general taxpayer, so everyone has an interest…
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Diabetic care
I SUPPOSE correspondent Tom Moseley has to report on matters of public interest but maybe he should have made inquiries at the Grove Clinic in Shirley, Southampton, as to diabetes sufferers and their views.
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Remember your speed
I WOULD remind the driver who overtook me at speed in Sandpiper Road, Lordshill, Southampton, on Saturday, June 16 at ten minutes to midnight that there is a 20mph speed restriction past Oakwood School regardless of the time of day or night.
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Lollipop Chainsaw (PS3)
It's pom-poms, sparkles, glitter and dancing. Oh yeah, it's also blood, violence, strong language and sexual references.
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Round the world yacht crews study routes
THE fleet of the Round the
World Clipper Race was last
night busy studying weather
files and contemplating tactics
once again in a bid to find the
fastest route across the
Atlantic to Northern Ireland.
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Police hunt pizza robber
DETECTIVES are hunting a masked robber who stole £50 worth of pizzas from a delivery man in Southampton.
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Rick of the Roses
SAINTS goal machine Rickie Lambert proved he
had some flower power when he helped
unveil colourful hanging baskets and floral displays
in a Hampshire estate.
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