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  • Weatherley hits ton in Trophy win

    JOE Weatherley and Brad Taylor batted Hampshire to a Second Eleven Trophy win against Glamorgan at the Ageas Bowl. Opener Weatherley made 111 (119 balls) and Taylor an unbeaten 74 (64 balls) as Hampshire won by six wickets with eight balls to spare

  • Rampant City reined in by Alresford

    AFTER battering Brockenhurst 10-0 at Grigg Lane on Saturday, Winchester City had to content themselves with just one goal tonight. A second-half Adam Tomasso effort separated the sides as Paul Masters’ Southern League newcomers edged past Martin

  • Bellamy trials for Spitfires in 1-1 Salisbury draw

    ELLIS Bellamy – son of former Wales, Manchester City and Liverpool forward, Craig – was among the Eastleigh trialists in tonight’s 1-1 draw at Salisbury. Watched by a 561 crowd at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium, the Spitfires took the lead midway

  • Poole Town promise robust action to root out problem 'fans'

    VICE-CHAIRMAN Chris Reeves has vowed Poole Town will take the “strongest and most robust action” to deal with a group of followers which has attached itself to the club. Concern among the Tatnam club’s board and supporters has grown after a lit

  • Hampshire housebuilder launches skills hub for city teenagers

    TEENAGERS in Southampton interested in boosting their job prospects can get vital industry skills from a Hampshire house builder’s pilot work experience hub.Crest Nicholson has unveiled its first ever work experience hub for 14-19 year olds at its waterfront

  • Major house developer appoints new sales director

    A MAJOR house developer has made a new appointment to its team.Bellway Homes’ has revealed its new sales director for the Wessex region.The firm, which is building developments across Hampshire, including in Eastleigh and Romsey, and the Abbotswood development

  • Southampton named among UK's best buy-to-let hotspots

    SOUTHAMPTON has been named among the top buy-to-let hotspots for landlords in the country. The city has joined London, Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham and Manchester on the list. Areas situated in the London commuter belt, area such as Slough

  • Southampton property firm recruits new specialist

    A COMMERCIAL property consultant in Southampton has recruited a new specialist to its team. Louise Cutts is bringing more than 20 years of planning expertise to her new role at Vail Williams. Company bosses, based in their Ocean Village offices, are excited

  • Global firm celebrates opening of new Southampton base

    A GLOBAL consultancy firm welcomed guests to the grand opening ceremony of their new Southampton base.DEKRA Insight, which is an advisory firm that makes work safer for organisations around the world, opened their new headquarters at Southampton Science

  • How Southampton celebrated Serbian Flag Day

    THERE was a brisk sale of miniature Serbian flags in Southampton 100 years ago this month as the town’s folk celebrated Serbian Flag Day.None of Britain’s Allies needed help more sorely than stricken Serbia, and although Sotonians in recent weeks had

  • Hampshire classic car collection to go under the hammer

    AN EARLY Mini Minor and an iconic Ford Capri and a Jenson Interceptor are part of the collection from a Hampshire enthusiast going under the auctioneer’s hammer at the end of this week.Pick of the private garage is a near original 1969 Morris Mini that

  • Jury sent out in 'shampoo bottle murder trial'

    THE jury in the case of Daniel McBride has now been sent out for their deliberations. The 44-year-old is up at Winchester Crown Court for the murder of Majella Lynch, 51, who died from injuries after a shampoo bottle was found inserted in her.

  • Sparks could fly at open-air theatre

    WINCHESTER Cathedral’s outside theatre returns this summer with two performances each by popular touring company Illyria, famed for their acting skills and their athleticism in covering a large number of roles with a small number of few actors!

  • Pipe greats to play two special Hampshire concerts

    CELTIC-inspired music from one of the world’s great pipers is promised during two special concerts in Hampshire. It will be a welcome return for revered musician Carlos Nunez who travels around the world playing venues from acclaimed concert halls with

  • REVIEW: Dancewise Studios, The Point, Eastleigh

    For their tenth birthday, Dancewise Studios have put together another ambitious show, celebrating dance and participation, well designed to showcase the talents of their students from tots to adults. The production packed in a great deal, but the

  • Smash hit Stomp back in Southampton

    THE multi-award-winning global phenomenon Stomp is back in Southampton! Now in entering its 23rd year, this smash hit show has entertained over 15 million people worldwide and for one week only, from October 20 to 24, Mayflower audiences have the chance

  • Get out and about this summer says Hampshire student

    A HAMPSHIRE student is calling on his peers to use their summer holidays more wisely and develop the life skills not included in the national curriculum. Following a survey, conducted by One Poll, which found that young people are planning to spend 84

  • The truth about life with a stoma

    WHEN Caroline Hill was finally diagnosed with Crohn's disease after many years of being told she had ulcerative colitis, she felt an immediate sense of relief."I felt like someone was listening to me at last," says the 40-year-old, from Titchfield

  • Southampton baker set to rise to the occasion

    A SOUTHAMPTON VEGAN baker, who runs a vegan her one-person cake business from her family kitchen, has been nominated for a prestigious national award.Hannh Pinchin, of Hannah Banana Bakery, is delighted to have received a nomination for the Vegfest Awards

  • Southampton street shut off due to man on roof

    EMERGENCY services were forced to close a city street after a man appeared on the roof of a Southampton shop. The drama unfolded at about 11am when the man, who was said to be "laughing his head off", was discovered on the roof of Pampurred Pets

  • Delays after two vehicle crash

    DELAYS are building on a Hampshire road after a two-vehicle crash. The incident occurred on the A31 westbound near Picket Post earlier this morning. It is understood one lane is blocked. More to follow.

  • Team Solent can defend Southampton Senior Cup

    TEAM Solent’s promotion to the Sydenhams Premier Division is no bar to them defending the Southampton Senior Cup this season. The Southampton Divisional FA’s (SDFA) premier competition has been boosted by the Sydenhams Wessex League allowing its top-flight

  • VIDEO: Car engulfed in flames on Hampshire motorway

    THIS was the dramatic moment a car was engulfed in flames after a fire took hold on a Hampshire motorway. The driver was able to pull the vehicle over onto the hard shoulder of the M3 where the fire then engulfed the car. As this video shows

  • Southampton residents warned over door-to-door art scam

    PARENTS across Southampton have warned of a potential art selling scam in residential areas of the city. Residents in Sholing, Woolston and West End have reported a door-knocking scheme where Polish men and women are walking from door-to-door trying

  • Invites are out for H&D's housewarming party

    HYTHE & Dibden are gearing up for a night of celebration this Friday (July 31) to mark the official opening of their Clayfields ground. After a settling-in period last season, the Watersiders’ new surroundings now feel like home and they want

  • New epilepsy app could save lives

    A MAN who suddenly lost both his sister and mother within 12 weeks has welcomed a lifesaving new app.Rebecca Hayward died suddenly in her sleep at her Southampton flat aged 28 due to epilepsy – a condition she had lived with since she was 12.As previously

  • GOSSIP: Southampton fail to re-sign Calum Chambers

    The Daily Echo brings you a round-up of the transfer stories making the headlines across the rest of the media... Saints have failed in an attempt to re-sign defender Calum Chambers on a season-long loan, according to the Mirror. The paper

  • Fight continues against 'modern ghetto' Hampshire development

    A CONTROVERSIAL proposal to build homes has the danger of creating a “modern ghetto”, according to an opponent.Botley Parish Council chairman Colin Mercer criticised plans for 106 homes in Botley which will be decided by a public inquiry, describing them

  • Hampshire shop cancels opening for a second time

    A NEW value fashion store's opening has been cancelled for the second time. The PEP&CO store in Eastleigh's Swan Shopping Centre was set for its grand opening replacing the Monsoon and Accessorize stores that previously occupied the same units

  • Pensioner seriously injured in hit-and-run crash

    A PENSIONER has been seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash. The 88-year-old victim was driving a silver Saab in Winchester Road, Durley, when his car collided with a red Citroen C3, which left the scene before police arrived. Emergency services

  • Woman attacked in late-night assault in Hampshire

    POLICE are investigating after a late-night assault on a woman in a Hampshire street. The 27-year-old victim was attacked in King Arthurs Way, Andover, between 2.15am and 3am on Saturday, July 25. Officers have been working closely with the

  • Fire crews deal with tumble drier blaze

    NEW Forest fire crews tackled a blaze involving a tumble dryer at a property in Dibden last night. The units from Hardley and Hythe were called to the incident which happened shortly before 10pm at an address in Caledonia Drive. Two firefighters

  • Firefighters tackle house blaze

    EASTLEIGH firefighters tackled a small fire at a house in the town yesterday afternoon. Crews were called to deal with a blaze in a wooden garage in The Crescent at about 5.30pm, which was put out by two firefighters wearing breathing apparatus

  • Thousands descend on Hampshire for New Forest Show

    HAMPSHIRE’S biggest summer spectacular begins today – and the eagerly-awaited event could turn out to be a record-breaker. Organisers of the New Forest and Hampshire County Show say the crowd figure might smash the existing record set in 2011,

  • INTERVIEW: The highs and lows of being Paul Gascoigne

    AS A young football sensation, Paul Gascoigne soared to the top of his game, setting a record for the most expensive transfer deal in 1992 and winning legions of fans. But after the highs came mammoth lows for the south coast resident; a bitter

  • Jose Fonte: Leading Southampton into Europe is a dream

    SAINTS captain Jose Fonte has described the prospect of leading the team out in the Europa League this week as a dream. Ronald Koeman’s side are preparing to host Vitesse on Thursday, in the first leg of their third qualifying round tie. The

  • Police launch search for missing teen

    POLICE are searching for a Hampshire teenager who has gone missing. Sixteen-year-old Morgan Breton, from Fareham, hasn’t been seen since last Wednesday and concerns are growing among his family and friends. Anyone who has seen Morgan, from

  • WHAT'S ON: Hampshire Food Festival 2015 - July 28

    JULY 28 CannDo Cakes, Cookie and Cupcake Decorating Week Every day from Monday 27th July until 2nd August 9am till 11.30am or 1.00pm till 3.30pm (2 classes daily) Summer Afternoon Tea at The Four Seasons Hotel Four Seasons