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  • Man accused of assaulting police officer

    A MAN has appeared in court accused of assaulting a police officer. Officers were called to an incident at Lloyds Bank, in the North End are of Portsmouth yesterday, following a report of a man stood in the bank holding a knife. Following the

  • Alan Titchmarsh installed as university chancellor

    The University of Winchester officially welcomed Alan Titchmarsh MBE as the institution’s new Chancellor during a formal installation ceremony yesterday. “We are honoured and delighted to welcome Alan as our new Chancellor,” said Professor Joy

  • Spitfire recovered after 75 years buried in field

    The first artefacts have been recovered from a Spitfire which has lain buried in a Cambridgeshire field for 75 years since it crashed during the Second World War. Archaeologists began excavating the site on Monday. They hope to recover parts from

  • Mum Katie raises cash with haircut

    SHE put her hair under the chop to help fight the disease that claimed her two-yearold daughter. Hampshire mum Katie Gallienne gave up her blonde locks in memory of Olivia, pictured, who was diagnosed with lymphoblastic leukaemia at just five weeks

  • Bogus email warning to ferry customers

    RED FUNNEL customers have been warned of a bogus email virus being sent claiming to be a booking confirmation. Bosses of Red Funnel Ferries have warned that an email is being sent to customers with the bank reference number 5838547. The email

  • Pupils get on their bikes and feet to win awards

    MORE than 30 schools in Southampton have been recognised for their efforts in promoting environmentally- friendly ways for children to get to school. A total of 32 schools have won School Travel Accreditation and Recognition for Schools (STARS)

  • HOCKEY: Romsey rue errors in disappointing opener defeat

    ROMSEY’S Hampshire/Surrey Regional 2 campaign began with the disappointing 3-1 home defeat by Addiscombe, who exploited errors by the hosts to take all three points. Both sides looked to make themselves hard to break down when out of possession

  • Watson makes Aussie sports rich-list

    FORMER Hampshire allrounder Shane Watson was the highest-paid Australian cricketer in 2014. He raked in $4.5m that year to make him the eighth richest sportsperson in Australia. Watson’s $2.2m contract with Indian Premier League side Rajasthan

  • Sam Gallagher scores in England U20 win

    SAINTS striker Sam Gallagher scored for England Under-20s in their 3-1 win over Holland today, while Harrison Reed also played in the side's opening match of the Mercedes-Benz Elite Cup. Gallagher bagged the last of the Young Lions' strikes, as

  • £1.3m scheme to replace beach huts given go ahead

    COUNCIL chiefs planning to replace almost 120 storm-damaged beach huts at Milford on Sea have today approved the design. The privately-owned huts will be set back into the promenade in an attempt to ensure they survive any future storms of the

  • VIDEO: New drive to encourage people to #VisitSouthampton

    A new promotional video highlighting the many reasons why Southampton is a ‘must visit’ city has been launched this week. Co-ordinated by local firm The Marketing Collective, the video explores what’s fantastic about the city. From heritage

  • Pub fun day helps youth charity

    A Southampton pub has raised more £1,000 to help run one of the city's few surviving youth clubs. The Saints Pub in Millbrook raised the money at a fun day for Youth Options which runs the nearby MP3 youth club which attracts more than 70 young

  • Corps to march in ‘freedom parade’

    ANOTHER ‘freedom parade’ will be held in Hampshire later this month. The Adjutant General’s Corps will march through Winchester on October 24. It follows the recent one held this summer by the King’s Royal Hussars in July. Around 150 troops

  • Student jailed for sex assault in Southampton

    A STUDENT who sexually assaulted a woman had been suffering from a mental health illness, a court heard. Runyao Zhang burst into the woman’s room at a Southampton flat and forced himself on her. However Southampton Crown Court was told he had

  • Ex-Saint sparks Salisbury to life

    EX-SAINT Dan Demkiv proved the catalyst for victory as Salisbury moved five points clear at the Sydenhams summit last night with a 2-0 home win over Fawley AFC. But it was tough going for Steve Claridge's men who had looked destined for a 0-0 stalemate

  • Theo Walcott wants central role for England

    FORMER Saints winger Theo Walcott will relish getting the chance to lead the line for England if he is picked instead of captain Wayne Rooney. Rooney, England's record goal-scorer, appears to be a major doubt for the Euro 2016 qualifier against

  • Crash causing long delays on motorway

    A CRASH is causing delays on the motorway network this morning. Motorist on the M27 near Eastleigh face long delays due to vehicles on the hard shoulder. Traffic heading on the westbound carriageway where the M27 meets the M3 will experience

  • High street set to help people with dementia

    A HAMPSHIRE MP is set to unveil the county’s newest dementia-friendly high street. George Hollingbery, MP for the Meon Valley, will officially launch the initiative by presenting Dementia Friendly stickers to organisations in Bishop’s Waltham on

  • Plan for changes at Southampton adult shop

    THE owners of a sex shop in Southampton will face councillors today in a bid to change their licence. Darker Enterprises Ltd wants to carry out changes to the frontage at The Private Shop in Hanover Buildings. The firm has applied to change

  • Wednesday October 7 2015

    5:50pm #M27 Westbound - Lane 3 BLOCKED between J9/A27 #Segensworth and J8/A3024 #Bursledon due to a broken

  • Southampton charity to close two branches

    A SOUTHAMPTON charity will close two of its city branches to extend hours at its city centre base. No Limits is looking to open its new High Street drop-in centre from 10am to 5pm, six days a week - but needs to close its Shirley and Sholing centres

  • Hampshire city to welcome troops for freedom parade

    ANOTHER ‘freedom parade’ will be held in Hampshire later this month. The Adjutant General’s Corps will march through Winchester on October 24. It follows the recent one held this summer by the King’s Royal Hussars in July. Around 150 troops

  • Davis on the brink of history on already spectacular week

    STEVEN Davis can continue a spectacular week by leading Northern Ireland to the European Championship finals for the first time tomorrow. The Northern Ireland captain scored his first Saints goal in more than 60 games as Ronald Koeman’s side recorded

  • Southampton shop assistant nets massive lottery win

    A PART-time sales assistant from Southampton is set for a very merry Christmas after netting £67,414 on the National Lottery. Kathryn Dawkins, 60, matched five numbers and the bonus ball in the Lotto draw and will now splash out on festive fun.