Archive

  • Five clubs in two days for Benali

    FRANNY Benali ticked off five clubs over the weekend as he continued his 1,000-mile run to all 20 Premier League grounds. The Saints legend ran via the north-west’s Big Four, arriving at Everton before the short journey to Liverpool, then on to

  • Post-tea comeback boosts Hants

    Hampshire took five wickets in 11 overs after tea to boost their promotion hopes on the opening day of their LV County Championship match against Leicestershire. Bottom-of-the-table Leicestershire are without an LV County Championship win for two

  • Record-breaking year at air show

    IT WAS a record-breaking weekend for one of the South's most spectacular events. Almost 1.2million people went along to the seventh Bournemouth Air Festival to be wowed by a series of jaw-dropping aerial displays. About 850,000 people

  • Maxwell disappointment as Zimbabwe make history

    GLENN Maxwell was out for 13 as Australia suffered their first defeat to Zimbabwe for 31 years. Australia captain Michael Clarke made an unbeaten 68 but did not get the support he needed as his side was restricted to 209-9. Maxwell, Hampshire

  • Roy injured after replacing Carberry

    Michael Carberry’s replacement in England’s NatWest Twenty20 squad was injured within hours of his call-up. Carberry, who played his only T20 international against Sri Lanka in May, was replaced by the uncapped Roy, who was hit on the hand while

  • Morton stars in winner-takes-all clash

    South Wilts are ECB Southern Electric Premier League champions for a third successive year. They completed a hat-trick of titles when they beat Havant by 48 runs to wipe out a nine-point overnight deficit and finish six points ahead of their old

  • Two-goal Daniel helps Sholing progress in FA Cup

    FA CUP Preliminary round   TWO-goal Daniel Mason fired Sholing into the FA first qualifying round at the Silverlake Arena yesterday, ending a three-match losing streak for the Boatmen. After a trio Southern One South & West losses,

  • Magnificent seven for newly promoted Hamble Club

    HAMBLE Club maintained their 100 per cent record in the top flight of the Hampshire Premier League yesterday. Promoted as Division 1 runners-up last season, Hamble Club collected their seventh straight win with a 5-1 success at rock bottom Liss

  • Ex-Saint Nathan Dyer dreaming of an England call

    Former Saints winger Nathan Dyer feels focusing on high-flying Swansea is the key to fulfilling his England dream. The in-form Dyer scored twice in the 3-0 home victory over West Brom yesterday which briefly took Swansea to the top of the Barclays

  • Man found in pool of blood

    MYSTERY surrounds how a man found lying in a pool of blood in a city street came by his injuries. An investigation is underway today in a quiet residential street in Southampton after the injured man was discovered in the middle of a road.

  • UPDATED: Hampshire police - "no apologies" over Ashya search

    POLICE have today defended their actions in launching a major search for missing five-year-old Ashya King - saying they did what was necessary because they believed he might die without medical help. At a press conference this morning Hampshire

  • Building work underway on former Hampshire pub

    PINTS will be replaced by homes as building work gets under way in the grounds of a former pub. Nine affordable properties are being built behind the old Croft pub in Langdown Lawn, Hythe, after planning bosses approved proposals to redevelop the

  • City prefers break-ups face to face

    SOUTHAMPTON is a good place to live if you prefer relationship break-ups to be done the old fashioned way, according to new research. The research, by online smart phone retailer Mobiles.co.uk, revealed 55 per cent of people in the city end a relationship

  • Runners to go the distance for the first time

    MORE than a third of runners taking to the streets for Southampton’s newest mass running event are tackling their first-ever long distance race. Over 1,500 people have so far signed up to compete in the city’s flagship half marathon. Of these

  • Flats plan thrown out

    PLANS to knock down a building in central Southampton and replace it with flats have been withdrawn. An ammended application to build a seven-storey building containing 21 flats in Canute Road was lodged with the city council last year after a

  • Charity night supports two Hampshire brothers

    A VIRTUAL race night has raised £1,700 for two Hampshire boys who suffer from a debilitating condition. Southampton youngster Josh, 5, and Ethan Twine, 7, have Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare condition which causes muscles to weaken and waste

  • Work begins on cardiac unit for young adults

    IT WAS the moment they had all been waiting for. Wessex Heartbeat has spent two years raising money and support to make their dream of a new young adult cardiac unit at Southampton General Hospital a reality. Having joined forces with the Daily

  • Police fly to Spain to interview Ashya's parents

    A TEAM of Hampshire police officers were today due to fly to Spain to speak to the parents of Ashya King after he was found and taken to hospital last night. The youngster was discovered in the back of the family car in Velez, in Malaga, around 9.30pm