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  • More Silverlake woe for slip-sliding Eastleigh

    EASTLEIGH 0 MACCLESFIELD TOWN 1. THREE home games in eight days and not one National League point banked. Eastleigh’s Silverlake Stadium misery continued tonight as they paid the price for an appalling start in a 1-0 home defeat by Macclesfield

  • Mourinho: Why Luke Shaw is my fourth choice left back

    Jose Mourinho says Luke Shaw needs to raise his game unless he wants to remain Manchester United's fourth-choice left-back. Having missed the majority of last season following a horrific double leg break, the 21-year-old's comeback campaign has

  • Cross-country: Teuten reigns in Spain for England

    SOUTHAMPTON AC cross-country ace Alex Teuten finished first English runner and third overall in the IAAF permit match in Caceres, Spain. Teuten, who is coached by Rod Lock, recorded a time of 31 minutes precisely over the 10k course around the

  • Man left in hospital after attempted robbery in Hampshire

    A MAN was punched several times in an attempted robbery in Hampshire. Police have launched an investigation after the 34-year-old victim was attacked in Gore Road, New Milton. The incident happened between 8pm and 8.40pm when the man was punched

  • 'Marathon bid to fund life-saving heart research'

    THE British Heart Foundation is challenging the nation to run a marathon in a month this May as part of its MyMarathon fundraiser to help fund life-saving heart research. The nation’s heart charity is challenging everyone across the UK to join

  • 'A victim of fake news?'

    GRAHAM Pointer [Dr] points out [Letters, February 17] that Barack Obama’s Terrorist Travel Prevention Act [2015] did not ban entry to the USA to all travellers from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and the Yemen, but only those without visas

  • The stats you need to know ahead of Wembley

    SAINTS and Manchester United meet in the EFL Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. Here, the Daily Echo looks at some facts and figures surrounding the showpiece occasion. Saints have defeated Premier League opposition at each stage since their participation

  • 'We're still seeing too much flytipping'

    DESPITE recent victories against prominent flytippers we’re still seeing way too many instances of flytipping in Fareham and the wider area as a whole. Recently one flytipper got a huge £30,000 fine and another was actually imprisoned, but still

  • LAST NIGHT'S REVIEW: Room on the Broom, Nuffield Theatre

    Room on the Broom, Nuffield Southampton TheatresIT takes a special show to keep a ton of tinies captivated.But, other than a few fidgets part way through, the sold out theatre of mainly toddlers and their grown ups were completely wrapped up in the story

  • Police hunt two women after attack and attempted robbery

    TWO women attacked and attempted to rob a woman in a Hampshire town. The 46-year-old victim was on Hawthorne Road, Totton, when she was approached by the two women, who she did not know. One tried to take her bag and the other attacked her,

  • Successful time for Fareham gymnasts

    It has been a busy time for Fareham School of Gymnastics. The annual club competition attracted over 150 gymnasts between the ages of five and 17. The event was split into two rounds, with 78 gymnasts competing in the morning, in six teams of mixed ages

  • Winchester hit back in style for victory

    Winchester took a while to work out London 2 South-West opponents KCS Old Boys - but solved the problem by winning 19-18 in Surrey.Winch were trailing 11-0 after the first quarter – it could have been worse if not for some top defending.The Hampshire

  • Mourinho defending good record against Saints at Wembley

    JOSE Mourinho will enter the League Cup final defending a good personal record against Saints. He has only lost one of his eight games against the club, winning five of the others. In those five wins, Saints had led in the first minute in TWO

  • Puel set his sights on second United triumph

    CLAUDE Puel will be hoping to claim the second win of his managerial career against Manchester United at Wembley. If he does, it will come 11 and a half years after his first and so far only success. Puel was managing Lille when they were paired

  • Man arrested following sexual assault in Southampton park

    A 20-year-old man has been arrested after a woman was sexually assaulted in a Southampton park. The woman, in her 20s, was assaulted in East Park, on Above Bar Street, between 4.30am and 5am on Sunday, February 5. The man has been bailed until

  • Innovative housing scheme nominated for top award

    An innovative affordable housing scheme in the New Forest has been shortlisted in the Royal Town Planning Institute’s (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence 2017.The RTPI Awards are considered the most established and respected awards in the UK planning

  • Ricky Gervais set to perform in Southampton

    RICKY Gervais has announced the first American, Canadian and European dates of Humanity, his first worldwide stand-up tour in seven years - and it's coming to Southampton. 2017 hails the British comedian’s return to stand-up comedy on an international

  • Trojans hang on to win after dominating early on

    Trojans had to hang on for victory over Battersea Ironsides after dominating their visitors over the first 40 minutes.The Stoneham Lane side eventually won the game 25-22 but changes to the front row and a couple of yellow cards made the contest a lot

  • Eastleigh's head of youth to give refs a talking to!

    LEE Peacock will be guest speaker at the latest monthly meeting of the Southampton Referees’ Association on Thursday (February 23). The 40-year-old former Manchester City, Bristol City, Sheffield Wednesday and Swindon Town striker remains heavily

  • Saints players pick League Cup final songs ahead of Wembley

    AS Saints prepare for the League Cup final against Manchester United at Wembley on Sunday they have released a music playlist selected by the players. "We’ve also created a special cup final playlist, with the first-team squad all picking either

  • Bold & Ambitious Amadeus at National Theatre

    Nature abhors a vacuum. Faced with the big space of the Olivier and Lyttleton auditoria, National Theatre designers feel the need to fill them with sets that dominate and slow down the plays. That's why I haven't enjoyed my last few visits to the National

  • PHOTO: Swan blocks two lanes of Hampshire motorway

    MOTORISTS faced an unusual obstruction in the motorway this morning - a swan. Traffic was building on a Hampshire motorway because of the animal in the carriageway. #M27 #Fareham - Swan in the carriageway eastbound at J11. 2 lanes blocked

  • Line up for Common People revealed

    DJing legend Pete Tong, the Heritage Orchestra and conductor Jules Buckley’s number one album collaboration and king of the dancehall Sean Paul top the bill at this year's Common People. Organisers are promising a proper party when their two-day

  • Hampshire residents to be hit with council tax rise

    COUNCIL tax payers in the New Forest will be hit with an increase of almost £70 from April. The decision was struck at New Forest District Council’s budget meeting last night (Monday). It means owners of an average Band D property in the Forest

  • Tottonians hold on for great victory in Kent

    Tottonians had to dig deep in the closing stages of their clash at Gravesend but managed to hold on for another top victory in Kent. Totts’ tactics paid dividends in the London 1 South match as they soaked up pressure from a determined home side

  • Police hunt after street attack

    A police hunt has been launched after a man was attacked in Hampshire. Police are appealing for witnesses after the assaulted in Basingstoke. A 53-year-old man was walking between Dryden Close and Shakespeare Road. The incident happened

  • New Milton keep feet firmly on the promotion pedal

    New Milton RFC kept their foot firmly on the promotion pedal as they ran in seven tries at Isle of Wight. The 51-21 victory keeps Milton nicely placed at the top of Snows Group Hampshire 1 with a five-point cushion over second-placed Petersfield

  • Mum gave son the second chance at life

    HIS mum gave him the gift of life more than 30 years ago and now she has done it again. When Lee Morgan went to the doctor with what he believed was a migraine he had the devastating news he was suffering with kidney failure. It was then down

  • Elderly couple prove you're never to old to fall in love

    STARTING a new romance at a mature age can seem like an impossible challenge. But a Hampshire couple had a chance to start a new life together and experience the benefit of falling in love at later age. Robin Stacey and Ann Matheson never expected

  • QUIZ: Can you beat our League Cup quiz?

    SAINTS play Manchester United at Wembley in the League Cup final on Sunday. As the clock ticks down to the big day we will be testing your knowledge on Saints' League Cup campaigns. Here, we bring you the first quiz of the week:

  • Saints fans' travel fears eased with extra transport pledged

    TRAVEL organisers have eased the fears of fans by insisting that Southampton supporters won’t miss their side’s big moment under the Wembley arch this Sunday. Train companies are putting on extra transport to ensure fans will see the Saints compete

  • Southampton named among the UK's most congested cities

    SOUTHAMPTON is one of the UK's most congested cities, it has been revealed. The city was named the 20th most congested city by the TomTom traffic index, which monitors traffic around the world. Research revealed commuters in the city, which

  • No big financial reward on offer for Saints at Wembley

    SAINTS will receive the same miserly amount of prize money as the winners of the Checkatrade Trophy if they win the League Cup – and they’ll start next season at the end of July! In this multi-million pound Premier League era, it is quite astonishing

  • Long-standing councillor stands down over council tax vote

    A LONG-STANDING Romsey town councillor has stepped down from his seat disagreement regarding the council's recent budget vote. Ian Richards, who represented the Abbey ward, said the vote was the "final straw" and he could not continue in his position

  • Jordan Allen in Sherlocks Southampton support slot

    BOLTON’S latest indie stars Jordan Allen return to Southampton tomorrow with their latest song 110 Ways to Make Things Better, an outstanding bittersweet and raw, but optimistic tribute to frontman Jordan’s father and greatest supporter Kevin, who recently

  • Review: MGM Story, Nuffield Theatre, Southampton

    REVIEW: THE MGM STORYNUFFIELD THEATRE, SOUTHAMPTONThis is a hugely enjoyable theatrical documentary, telling the fascinating story of the powerful American film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.Written by Chris Burgess, directed and choreographed by Matthew

  • Connells reports fantastic start to year

    Connells’ Southern Land & New Homes division announces another successful year of activity in 2016. Building on the division’s record results for 2015, the new homes team enters 2017 with a 40% increase in its pipeline, which is set to bring

  • PHOTOS: Crop circles appear in Hampshire fields

    CROP circle enthusiasts are looking forward to the growing season and the chance to see more of the creations. These photos taken by MyGyro.co.uk include one on farmland at Fulley Wood at Tichborne, near Alresford. In the 1980s and early 1990s

  • Teenager's bike stolen in knifepoint robbery by group of men

    A teenager had his bike stolen at knifepoint in Southampton on Saturday after being targeted by up to eight men. The 16-year-old was surrounded and threatened after riding his bike through the centre of Palmerston Park between 6.15pm and 6.30pm

  • Family issues fresh appeal after Hampshire man shot

    The family of a Hampshire man who was shot last week have issued a fresh appeal for information. 34-year-old Jamie Sibley was seriously injured in the attempted murder, which happened at around 12.50am on February 13, in Athena Avenue, Crookhorn

  • Craig David set to perform at the Ageas Bowl

    Southampton's own singing sensation and superstar DJ Craig David has announced a hometown gig this summer. He will appear at The Ageas Bowl, the home of Hampshire Cricket, in West End on Friday September 1 in his biggest ever Hampshire show.

  • Southampton residents call for action over 'rat-run' road

    Residents of a Southampton road are calling for action after it started being used as a “rat-run” by rush-hour commuters. Householders in Channels Farm Road are appealing for a lower speed limit to counter the swell of traffic in the mornings and

  • Pet owner warning after pup 'mauled' by dog

    A DOG owner is warning other pet owners to be vigilant after the “horrifying” experience suffered by her dog. Denise Allen was left “furious and angry” after her three-and-a-half-year-old pup was “mauled” by another dog earlier this month.