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  • Two admit lying over who was driving car

    TWO people have admitted attempting to pervert the course of justice by lying to the police over the identity of a car driver. John Evans, 22, of Emer Close, North Baddesley, and Danielle King, 25, of Heather Way, Totton, will be sentenced at Souhampton

  • Fund raising charity lunch

    A FUNDRAISING meal will be held in a Hampshire church to help poverty stricken communities in the developing world. The Christian Aid lunch will be held in the St James’ Church Hall on Sunday, May 18 from midday. To attend call Fiona on 02380 465592

  • Take your dog on a treasure hunt

    TAKE part in a treasure hunt with your dog at a Hampshire village. The doggy treasure hunt takes place in Warsash on May 3. Competitors follow the clues and complete simple challenges around the route while searching for treasure. The hunt

  • Poch insists Saints deserved Everton win

    Mauricio Pochettino insists that Saints deserved their 2-0 win against Everton even though it came courtesy of two own goals. Saints look to have derailed Everton’s Champions League charge after their victory at St Mary’s, which came courtesy of

  • Police advice on how to keep purse safe

    GET advice on how to prevent your purse being taken. Eastleigh police will be holding a session in Market Street, Eastleigh, on May 1 at 3pm, giving advice on how to prevent purse theft and providing purse lanyards which keep it attached to your

  • Saints defeat Everton to hit points milestone

    Saints equalled their 2003 Premier League points total as two own goals gave them a 2-0 win over Champions League chasing Everton at St Mary’s. Antolin Alcaraz headed Saints into the lead less than a minute into the game before Seamus Coleman

  • UKIP makes strongest election challenge in city

    UKIP is making its strongest challenge yet in the Winchester local elections. The anti-Europe party is putting up 11 candidates in the 19 contests in the Winchester City Council election – a district which stretches from Micheldever to the edges

  • Pupils to visit Houses of Parliament

    PUPILS from Southampton are to visit the Houses of Parliament. A selection of post-16 provision students at Rosewood School will meet Southampton Test MP Alan Whitehead to ask how they might stay on at the special school until the age of 25.

  • Pipe reopens after 30,000 litres of fuel siphoned

    ONE of the UK’s main underground pipelines targeted by thieves at a remote rural spot in Hampshire has reopened after 30,000 litres of fuel was siphoned. It comes after a tapping device was discovered on Esso’s Midline Pipeline after police found

  • Remembering those who died at work

    PEOPLE who have been killed at work will be commemorated in Southampton on Monday. UNISON members will mark Workers’ Memorial Day at the memorial bench in East Park at 12.30pm. Flags will also be flown at half mast on civic buildings in the

  • Saints fans - traffic alert

    TRAFFIC is at a standstill on major routes into Southampton. Thousands of Saints fans heading to St Mary's Stadium for the match against Everton are competing with shoppers trying to get into the city centre. Traffic is currently queueing along

  • Saints 2 Everton 0

    2:46pm Thanks so much for joining us for coverage of today's game. Don't forget to stay logged on for all the reaction 2:37pm SAINTS 2 EVERTON 0 A fine victory for Saints

  • Woman cut from wreckage after car crash

    A WOMAN was cut from her car after a crash on a Hampshire road. Two vehicles were involved in the collision, which happened at the junction of the A3057 and A27 in Ashfield at about 7.45pm last night. Firefighters from Romsey and Hightown

  • Firefighters called to farm blaze

    FIREFIGHTERS were called to a blaze at a farm in Hampshire. A crew from Eastleigh fire station was called out to the farm in Botley Road at 5.35pm yesterday after straw in a field caught fire. An investigation is underway into the cause.

  • Dancing star's second bid for Britain's Got Talent glory

    A YOUNG dancing star from Hampshire will make a second bid for success on a hit TV talent show. Kai Widdrington reached the final of ITV's Britain's Got Talent two years ago - and tonight he's set for a second try. The 18-year-old, from Bassett

  • Cyclist on third week of challenges

    A MAN whose life was saved by an emergency doctor is embarking on a fundraising challenge for the third week running. Chris West is cycling on a static bike to fundraise for the volunteer doctors from BASICS Hampshire – one of whom, Sarah Assheton

  • The £100,000 final letter written on Titanic up for auction

    The only surviving letter believed to have been written on board Titanic is expected to fetch up to £100,000 when it goes under the hammer today. The letter, written on Titanic stationery, was written by second class passenger Esther Hart just

  • Fun on the Water

    BOATING enthusiasts in Southampton can enjoy an action-packed day out on the water today for a youth sailing charity. MDL’s Ocean Village Marina is opening its facilities to families from 10am to 5pm to raise cash for Ocean Youth Trust South.

  • Manhunt stepped up for rapist who struck in Southampton park

    POLICE have today stepped up their hunt for rapist who attacked a woman after driving her to a Southampton park and subjecting her to a terrifying ordeal. Detectives are searching for a blue or silver BMW car after the 26-year-old victim was assaulted

  • Free tennis lessons

    TENNIS fans can get in training for the summer with free court sessions at a Southampton lawn tennis club this weekend. Visitors to the South Hants Lawn Tennis Club can play on their four grass courts on Northlands Road from 2pm. A six-week coaching

  • Students to visit Houses of Parliament

    PUPILS from Southampton are to visit the Houses of Parliament. A selection of post-16 provision students at Rosewood School will meet Southampton Test MP Alan Whitehead to ask how they might stay on at the special school until the age of 25.

  • Hants unchanged for Surrey clash

    IT might still be April but Hampshire can take another big step towards LV County Championship promotion over the next four days. Never before have Hampshire entered May having already played four Championship matches, which equates to a quarter

  • Saints out to keep stars

    Les Reed has moved to reassure Saints fans that the club’s board will fight to keep hold of their star players and manager. The Saints director, who is in charge of football operations at St Mary’s, yesterday took the unusual step of addressing

  • Major city centre store to close

    A FLAGSHIP Southampton store is pulling out of the city with the loss of scores of jobs. Matalan has confirmed that its store in the Marlands shopping centre would be closing within weeks. The Daily Echo has been told that the company had decided

  • Farmhouse villas in Mallorca

    SANDY beaches, striking mountains and glorious sunshine – the Balearic island of Mallorca has everything you need for a family holiday. Whilst most people will hear Mallorca and think of the party town of Magaluf or the major city of Palma, venturing