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  • City cruise to 4-0 victory in crunch match

    Winchester City gained the upper hand in the race for second in the Sydenhams Premier Division as they thrashed ten man Moneyfields 4-0 at the Denplan City Ground on Friday night in a feisty encounter. Third place City are now just three points

  • Snooker ace Jimmy at Southampton leisure centre

    SNOOKER legend Jimmy White will be playing pool with people in Southampton at the weekend to raise awareness of credit unions. White, a ten-time title winner, will be at an event at Chamberlayne Leisure Centre tomorrow organised by UKIP Southampton

  • Koeman defiant ahead of Liverpool clash

    Ronald Koeman is expecting a very different test from Liverpool this weekend than his team have faced in recent games at St Mary’s. Saints host the Reds without a win in their last four league and cup matches at home, but are set to face an attacking

  • Eastleigh ready for record attendance

    Eastleigh are expecting a record attendance for their next home game. Macclesfield Town’s BT-televised visit next Saturday (kick off 12.45pm) is nearing a 3,500-plus sell-out, with more than 3,000 tickets sold. Community sponsor Compass Vehicle

  • Prince's letter to wife of Southampton MP sells for £1,320

    A LOVE letter from the future King Edward VIII to his mistress Freda Dudley Ward has been sold for £1,320 at auction – more than double the sum it had been expected to fetch. The letter, which was written at Buckingham Palace and dated May 28,

  • Caught on Camera: The sunset at Southampton's Mayflower Park

    THIS sunset scene photographed from Southampton’s Mayflower Park was taken by the Daily Echo’s Rachel Adams. Have you taken a photograph of a Hampshire scene that you would like to share with our other readers? Email it to picdesk@dailyecho.co.uk

  • We asked for more buses, but we got fewer

    I USED a bus recently which somebody had been sick on. Apparently there were no spare buses to take passengers from the Lymington Hospital area in a clean vehicle (as they were booked for school pick-ups). This is a disgrace worthy of reporting

  • High cost of locking up criminals from the EU

    HOW uplifting it was to learn recently that free movement of criminals means that our prisons are now home to nearly 3,000 inmates from eastern Europe. As nine out of 28 of the EU member states have refused to sign an agreement to take back their

  • The Royal Pier...

    A PLACE to take Aunty for a cuppa and a bun. An outing with grandchildren to play and have fun. To view the ships and liners, a treat for Dad and Mum. Visitors and friends relaxing with sea air and sun. Build our much missed Royal Pier

  • Robbery at Southampton shop

    POLICE are appealing for information after a robbery at a Southampton shop The robbery occurred at the Co-Op in Bitterne Park yesterday at 6.45pm when a masked man demanded a shop assistant opened the till. No one was hurt during the robbery

  • Fed up of Labour NHS scare stories

    I’M getting tired of reading the ongoing party political broadcast on behalf of the Labour party by D R Smith, with scare stories of how the NHS is under threat under the Tories. If Labour is so good at running the NHS what about their disastrous

  • REVIEW: Evolve on Xbox One

    IT starts with a weak storyline, and some clichéd ramblings about future soldiers protecting one of their colonised planets from an invasion of monsters. It was dull, but thankfully short. The wafer-thin storyline plays second fiddle to what Turtle

  • Engineering icons made of Lego to form museum exhibition

    SOME of the country’s greatest engineering icons will go on display at a Hampshire museum from this week – and they’re all made out of Lego bricks. Stephenson’s Rocket, the Queen Mary, a Penny Farthing and Concorde are just some of the items on

  • Southampton's clash with Tottenham chosen for TV

    Saints' home game against Tottenham has been chosen by BT Sport for live coverage. The match is due to remain on Saturday, April 25, with a 12.45pm kick-off. The fixture will see Spurs head coach Mauricio Pochettino return to St Mary's for

  • Adam Ant to grace Southampton's Engine Rooms

    ONE of the biggest music stars of the 80s is heading to Southampton this spring to perform his seminal album. New romantic singer, Adam Ant will grace the stage at the Engine Rooms in West Quay Road on Thursday, April 9, where he will perform his

  • Enjoy a 50s rock 'n' roll night

    FANS of rockabilly can look forward to a new monthly night featuring the best of 50s rock ’n’ roll. Eastleigh Irish Club is hosting the event which has its first opening night next Friday at the Southampton Road venue. Lew Lewis and the Twilight

  • Tickets selling fast for The War on Drugs

    TICKETS are selling fast for the Southampton appearance of one of the most critically acclaimed bands in the world. The War on Drugs take to the stage at the O2 Guildhall Southampton tomorrow night to wow the crowd with their epic brand of rock-driven

  • Major delays for rail passengers after man hit by train

    THERE are major delays to trains to and from Southampton after a man died after being hit by a train. All lines have since reopened after previously no trains were able to run between Southampton Central and Bournemouth following the incident between

  • Fire at sea! Airport helps seafarers stay safe

    IT is the nightmare scenario even the hardiest of seafarers fear. A raging inferno breaking out on a vessel miles from land with vulnerable crew and passengers at risk of drowning and death. Now the disaster is dramatically being played out

  • Southampton announce new nutrition partner

    Saints have announced that Healthspan Elite have become an official nutrition partner of the club and their exclusive vitamin supplier. As part of the tie-up, the two organisations plan to share data and work towards developing new products specifically

  • Are you Hampshire's best volunteer?

    THE HUNT is underway for Hampshire's unsung heroes - with a prize of £1,250 for charity. The Best Volunteer Award 2015 is a chance to nominate someone volunteering for a small local charity, community groups and not-for-profit organisations.

  • Five minutes with Hampshire wedding florist

    Hampshire florist Corinne Jullian shares her top tips on wedding flowers. How can brides prepare for their wedding flowers and where can they get inspiration from? Planning your wedding one year before your great day is important to keep stress

  • Shape up for your big day

    Whether it's losing a few pounds or just general toning to wow on your wedding day we've rounded up the best and latest ways to help you. Insanity workout Who for: The name suggests otherwise, but anyone can do it. Best for: calorie smashing

  • Say it with a #Hashtag

    Forget disposable cameras on tables the new way to get guests involved in taking photos of your big day is via Instagram. Yes times have changed.... and when Elton John and David Furnish tied the knot late last year they were quick to partake in

  • Food Glorious Food

    Smallpiece Catering give us their top tips on what to ask when planning your wedding refreshments. When should we start looking into catering? We suggest looking in to your catering options at least 12-18 months before your wedding as the

  • Spitfires have a 'mountain to climb' to make play-offs

    EASTLEIGH face an Everest-like challenge over the next six weeks which will, in Richard Hill’s words, “determine our season”. And the manager is angry that the mountain has been made even tougher to climb by the addition of a rearranged fixture

  • Tipp plotting T&E's great escape

    TOTTON & Eling prepare to welcome mighty Sydenhams Premier leaders Petersfield Town to Millers Park tomorrow with chairman/co-manager Andy Tipp defiantly declaring: “We’re not as dead as people think we are.” Although T&E are still nailed

  • Riley: Next four games are the acid test for Stags

    AFC Totton manager Steve Riley admits the next four games against the Southern League Division One South & West’s frontrunners will give a clear indication of how well his side are developing. Starting with tomorrow’s trip to second-place Taunton

  • Housing market recovery momentum moves from south to north

    THE momentum behind the housing market recovery is shifting away from the south and towards northern cities, according to a report. Property analyst Hometrack said that the strong property price growth which has already been seen in cities such

  • Sholing boss against drop back to Wessex League

    DAVE Diaper will be recommending to the Sholing committee that the club do their utmost to remain in the Southern League next season. As reported in last Friday’s Daily Echo, chairman/team boss Diaper is fearful that the Boatmen might struggle

  • City aim to cash in against Moneys

    Winchester City manager Paul Masters has hailed his side’s “great response” after bouncing back from two defeats to win three games on the trot ahead of tonight’s top of the table clash with second placed Moneyfields. The Citizens had slumped to

  • The cheapest streets in the SO19 postcode

    THE Daily Echo has revealed the least expensive streets in Southampton's SO19 postcode, according to data recorded by HM Land Registry. IN PICTURES: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton The area includes homes in Bitterne, Bitterne

  • The cheapest streets in the SO14 postcode

    THE Daily Echo reveals the least expensive Southampton roads int the SO14 postcode. IN PICTURES: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton Southampton's (SO14 postcode) least expensive roads: 1 Kent Street £88,410 2 York Close

  • REVEALED: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton

    THE Daily Echo has revealed the least expensive streets in Southampton, according to average property price data recorded by HM Land Registry. Find out the least expensive streets by postcode area using the links below. SO14 SO15 SO16

  • Is £20m Lovren Liverpool's worst ever signing?

    DEJAN Lovren returns to St Mary’s for the first time this weekend in real danger of being branded one of the worst signings in the history of the Premier League. Lovren became the third most expensive defender in PL history when he controversially

  • The cheapest streets in the SO18 postcode

    THE Daily Echo has revealed the least expensive streets in Southampton's SO18 postcode, according to data recorded by HM Land Registry. IN PICTURES: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton The area includes homes in Bargate, Bitterne

  • The cheapest streets in the SO17 postcode

    The Daily Echo has revealed the least expensive streets in Southampton's SO17 postcode, according to data recorded by HM Land Registry. IN PICTURES: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton The area includes homes in Bassett, Bevois

  • The cheapest streets in the SO16 postcode

    The Daily Echo has revealed the least expensive streets in Southampton's SO16 postcode, according to data recorded by HM Land Registry. IN PICTURES: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton The area includes homes in Bassett, Bitterne

  • The cheapest streets in the SO15 postcode

    THE Daily Echo has revealed the lest expensive streets in Southampton's SO15 postcode, according to data recorded by HM Land Registry. IN PICTURES: The 20 cheapest addresses in Southampton The area includes homes in Bargate, Bassett

  • Happy birthday to you - February 20

    Saints keeper Artur Boruc, currently on loan at Cherries, celebrates his 35th birthday today. The Polish international spent five seasons at Scottish side Celtic before joining Saints in 2012 via a two-year spell at Fiorentina. Not an instant

  • Redknapp: Saints will miss out on Champions League

    Harry Redknapp doesn’t believe Saints will achieve a top four finish this season. The former St Mary’s boss praised the side, and described the job Ronald Koeman has done as “a miracle” but thinks that Saints will fall short in their bid for the

  • VIDEO: First look at Immigration Street documentary

    THIS is the first look at the controversial Immigration Street documentary. The trailer has been released before the programme, which focuses on the life of communities living in the Derby Road area of Southampton, is set to be screened on Channel