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  • Hants hopes evaporate in Lord's heat

    DESPITE contrasting half-centuries from Sean Terry and Adam Wheater, Hampshire are on the cusp of a fourth LV County Championship defeat. Terry made his second half-century in three matches - a patient 52 from 171 balls - before Adam Wheater counter-attacked

  • Former Saints boss Nigel Pearson sacked by Leicester City

    FORMER Southampton manager Nigel Pearson has been sacked as manager of Premier League rivals Leicester City. Just weeks after masterminding the club's survival in its first season back in the top flight, he has been dismissed over "fundamental

  • Keeper Snelling turns down City move

    WHITCHURCH United have fended off interest from Winchester City for goalkeeper Brad Snelling. The talented, young stopper was outstanding last season as Whitchurch surprised everyone to finish sixth in the Sydenhams Premier Division. With Gareth

  • Hunt for hit-and-run driver after teenager struck by car

    POLICE are hunting the driver of car after a hit and run involving a teenager girl. Officers are appealing for witnesses after the 14-year-old was “clipped” by a small blue hatchback type car which had a loud exhaust. Despite hitting the girl

  • Ervine out for six weeks

    SEAN Ervine is out for at least another six weeks - so may not play another limited-overs match this season. Surgery time! 🙈💉💊🔨 http://t.co/U1Qt8BorFG — Sean Ervine (@slug_7) June 29, 2015 The all-rounder is to have his fractured

  • Dawson to go out on loan

    Hampshire’s Liam Dawson has confirmed he is going out on loan at his own request. The all-rounder was dropped for this week’s LV County Championship match against Middlesex at Lord’s and is now set for a temporary move to another county.  

  • Dog walker left with possible broken jaw in attack

    A DOG walker suffered facial injuries including a possible broken jaw after he was assaulted in Hampshire. Police are appealing for information after the attack which saw the 45-year-old victim assaulted in New Milton. The victim was sitting

  • WHAT'S ON: Hampshire Food Festival 2015 - July 1

    JULY 1 Summer Afternoon Tea at The Four Seasons Hotel Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire, Dogmersfield Park, Chalky Lane, Dogmersfield, Hook RG27 8TD Holiday Inn Winchester Hampshire Food Festival Menu 2015 Local

  • Bromby becomes long-distance sprinter!

    AS a 100 metres specialist Oli Bromby isn’t used to travelling long distances. But things are about to change for the Southampton AC speed machine. Over the next three months the 17-year-old pocket rocket from Shirley will be clocking up a

  • National League delays fixture release

    The National League has delayed the release of its fixtures on Friday by an hour. The league was scheduled to release the fixture list for the 2015/16 at 12noon this Friday, but, in light of the recent atrocities in Tunisia, it has now been delayed

  • Southampton's urban landscapes inspire art show

    SOUTHAMPTON’S urban landscapes have inspired a mature student who is showing her work at a degree show. Fine Art student Wendy White, 55, from Bursledon exhibited three egg tempera paintings “Containers, Southampton Docks”, “Multi Storey Car Park

  • Hampshire fete bounces back from washout in style

    ORGANISERS behind a Winchester fete that faced downpours in 2014 said they think this year has been one of their best. The St Cross Fete on Saturday saw stalls and entertainment set out in the majestic grounds of the Hospital of St Cross. Entertainment

  • Tug of war raises £1,500 for charity

    A TUG of war contest roped in fitness fanatics to help in the fight against cancer. The second annual Tugsticular aimed to raise money for Tenovus and promote awareness of testicular cancer. The event held at Southampton University’s sports

  • Hampshire care home celebrates wartime efforts

    FOXTROT lessons and wartime music were among the activities on offer for residents at a Hampshire care home as they stepped back in time. Netley Court, in Netley, marked National Care Home Open Day with a day themed around celebrating the local

  • Children on song at Hampshire fete

    THERE were smiling faces and lots of fun and games as families gathered for at the annual church fete in Durley. Held at the gardens of Wintershill Hall, thanks to the owned by the Balfour family, the fete included everything from splat the rat

  • X-Factor finalist to sing at Hampshire summer party

    TICKETS are still available left for a beach summer party featuring an X Factor star this Friday, July 3. The SNAP night at Ferneham Hall in Fareham is designed to be a safe event for 11 to 16-year-olds and will feature former X Factor finalist

  • GALLERY: School Shakespeare takes over Southampton streets

    SCHOOLCHILDREN became street artists for the day as they marked the anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt. Pupils from Kanes Hill Primary School, Hightown Primary School and Woodlands Community Project stepped back in time to perform Shakespeare

  • Southampton's Nathaniel Clyne edges towards Liverpool move

    NATHANIEL Clyne is expected to be confirmed as a Liverpool player by the end of tomorrow, after completing a medical at Anfield. The right-back is leaving Saints to join the Reds in a deal that is believed to be worth up to £12.5m, and he was on Merseyside

  • REVIEW: The Sherlocks, The Joiners, Southampton

    THE SHERLOCKS returned to Southampton as part of their relentless nationwide tour. The South Yorkshire band of brothers made their second appearance at The Joiners in only three months. Even on one of the hottest days of the year and during

  • GOSSIP: Koeman to miss out on Senegal midfielder

    The Daily Echo brings you a round-up of the Saints-related transfer rumours appearing in the media today... SAINTS are set to miss out on Senegal midfielder Idrissa Gueye, according to the Daily Mail. The paper reports that the club have been chasing

  • Council accused of 'giving up' on vital Hampshire bus service

    CIVIC chiefs have been accused of “giving up” in the battle to replace two bus services used by elderly and disabled people. Totton’s popular T1 and T2 buses were axed earlier this year after Hampshire County Council said it was no longer able

  • 'Wicked' woman jailed for false sex allegations

    TWO “wicked” women who concocted a pack of lies and made a false sexual assault allegation against a Southampton man have been jailed. A court heard that Zinzile Ademuni-Odeke curled up in a ball on a couch cuddling a teddy bear and cried while

  • Three held after high speed police chase

    THREE people have been arrested following a robbery in the New Forest last night. Police have confirmed this morning that officers responded to reports of the incident in the New Forest area shortly after 6pm. The National Policing Air Service

  • PROMS: Chamberlayne College

    It's time for snazzy suits and glitzy dresses as prom season sweeps across Hampshire. And the Daily Echo is covering the glamorous events at scores of schools in the county with two special supplements, as well as on line. To view and purchase

  • Firefighters rescue teen trapped in Hampshire school

    FIREFIGHTERS had to go to the rescue of a teenager who became trapped inside a Hampshire school when he climbed over a fence and dislocated his shoulder. The 18-year-old was out playing football with friends on the all-weather pitch by Bay House

  • Memorial tribute unveiled to murdered Hampshire dad

    A MEMORIAL has been unveiled to a Hampshire newsagent who was brutally murdered just yards from his front door. Choudhry Zishan’s brutal killing, which happened just months before he was due to become a father for the second time, left the community

  • Gran, 92, abandoned on commode at Hampshire care home

    A FAMILY has spoken of their anger after a 92-year-old woman was left alone on a commode for an hour at a Hampshire care home despite repeatedly calling for help. Rita Milton rang her emergency buzzer three times while on the commode at Abbey House

  • Alleged rape victim 'had sex for money', city court told

    ONE of six defendants accused of taking part in the multiple rape of a woman in Southampton claimed they were all just “having fun” and she had decided to have sex with his housemates for money. Taking to the stand at Southampton Crown Court on

  • Teenager goes to prom she thought she would never make it to

    It was the big prom night that a Hampshire teenager thought she might never make. Charlotte Knight hasn’t been the typical student in her final years at Upper Shirley High. For the past two years, the 16-year-old from Maybush has had a severe

  • Southampton still waiting on Morgan Schneiderlin bid

    MORGAN Schneiderlin returned to Saints for pre-season training yesterday, with the club still waiting to receive a bid for their star midfielder. While Nathaniel Clyne's move from St Mary's to Liverpool is imminent, Schneiderlin is not on the

  • Troubled Hampshire college slammed in final Ofsted report

    FAILINGS at a crisis-hit Hampshire college have been highlighted in its final Ofsted inspection before merging with a crime reduction charity. Totton College, which has faced financial problems and last week announced it will join up with Nacro