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  • Mental health project shortlisted for national award

    A MENTAL health project has been shortlisted for a national patient safety award. A pioneering project integrating mental health care and policing on the Isle of Wight has recieved national recognition. The Serenity Integrated Mentoring (SIM

  • French street market coming to Alresford on April 1

    FOR the first time in Alresford, France at Home will be running a genuine French Market on Saturday April 1, in partnership with New Alresford Town Trust.French traders from Normandy will be selling authentic produce including bread and patisserie, crepes

  • Eastleigh set to make changes for Torquay trip

    EASTLEIGH boss Richard Hill is considering ringing the changes for tomorrow's (Tuesday, 7.45pm) Vanarama National League trip to Torquay. The Spitfires have a few tired bodies after back-to-back victories over Barrow and Chester which have all but

  • GOSSIP: American billionaire 'interested in buying Pompey'

    SPECULATION is growing that an American billionaire is interested in buying Saints' biggest rivals Portsmouth FC. It is being reported that former Walt Disney chief executive Michael Eisner is interested in buying Pompey. Portsmouth Supporters

  • UPDATE: Delays on M27 after crash

    Drivers are facing delays on the M27 following a crash this afternoon. The outside lane of the M27 had been blocked following a crash less than half and hour before rush hour.  The lane was reopened at 5pm after the vehicle in the central reservation

  • Saints stars could wear new England kit - what do you think?

    Saints stars could don a new kit as England debut a new strip during Wednesday's international friendly with Germany.Gareth Southgate's team will turn out in navy blue shirts, shorts and socks for the fixture at Borussia Dortmund's Westfalenstadion

  • NON-LEAGUE: Blackfield fume at 'ludicrous' allegation

    BLACKFIELD & Langley are fuming at the “ludicrous” accusation they are to blame for title rivals Moneyfields fielding an ineligible player. Moneyfields, who are four points clear at the top of the Sydenhams Wessex Premier, are set to have three

  • 'Thanks for joining waterside walk'

    Southampton Green Party would like to thank the many who joined our ‘Walk for our Waterfront’ event. We met at the Bargate, and flowed down the High Street singing musically accompanied river-themed songs and carrying a miniature representation of

  • 'No sympathy for MP over National Insurance u-turn'

    After the government backtracked on their pledge not to raise National Insurance for the self-employed, 15,700 of whom live and work in the New Forest, our Conservative MP (Sir Desmond Swayne) wrote an article in a local paper defending his government

  • Blackfield fume at rivals’ accusation

    BLACKFIELD & Langley are fuming at the “ludicrous” accusation they are to blame for title rivals Moneyfields fielding an ineligible player.Moneyfields, who are four points clear at the top of the Sydenhams Wessex Premier, are set to have three points

  • Date set for triggering Article 50 to begin Brexit process

    Theresa May will trigger EU withdrawal talks under Article 50 on March 29, Downing Street has announced. The Prime Minister's letter officially notifying the European Council of the UK's intention to quit will set in train a two-year negotiation

  • Saints fixture rescheduled

    SAINTS' trip to Chelsea in the Premier League has been rescheduled for Tuesday 25 April. Claude Puel's men were meant to go to Stamford Bridge on the Sunday two days earlier, but that changed because of Chelsea's FA Cup semi-final tie against Tottenham

  • CRICKET: Carberry continues comeback with T20 blitz

    Jimmy Adams and Michael Carberry smashed 129 in less than 12 overs as Hampshire went on a 255-run T20 spree against Durham University in Barbados. They peppered the boundary at the KMV Oval in St Andrew, with Adams hitting four maximums and Carberry

  • It's World Happiness Day - what are you thankful for?

    WHAT makes you happy? Today is the International Day of Happiness across the globe and we want to know what puts a spring in your step or makes your day. The event was launched to try and start a movement for a happier world and aims to get people

  • Tributes paid to popular former school caretaker

    By Frances Birkett TRIBUTES have been paid to a popular former caretaker at a secondary school in Hampshire after he died of cancer. Andover teacher William “Bill” McPhee, who died of lung cancer recently, was one of eight siblings and was

  • PHOTOS: Burglary forces emergency closure of Hampshire school

    A HAMPSHIRE school is shut today after a burglary. Police are at the scene and investigating the raid, which they say happened at Wellow School, East Wellow, between 3pm on Saturday and 6.40am today. Beth Larcombe, Head teacher at the school said

  • One in 10 believe their work is 'horrible'

    One in 10 people believe their work is "horrible", with many more saying it caused them to suffer stress, a new study shows. A survey of 2,000 workers found that more than a third were negative about their work, with one in seven associating their

  • UPDATE: Hampshire road reopens after car overturns

    A HAMPSHIRE road was blocked after an early-morning crash. Police stopped traffic on the A31 westbound after Stoney Cross after the vehicle hit the central reservation and overturned earlier this morning. Delays were building on both the west

  • Inquest to be held into death of man found dead in field

    Details of how a man whose body was found in a Hampshire field died will be revealed in June. A date has been set for the inquest into the death of Steven Lockyer. The 59-year-old Romsey resident had been missing from his home in Tavistock

  • Man jailed for pretending to be a policeman cleared

    A MAN jailed for pretending to be a police officer and harassing his ex-girlfriend has been cleared after his conviction was overturned. Terry David Waymark walked free from prison on Thursday night after serving almost nine weeks of his 24-week

  • Residents demand action over accident blackspot

    RESIDENTS of a Southampton neighbourhood have said enough is enough and are demanding action over an accident blackspot near their homes. A notorious junction in Sholing has been the subject of heated debate on the streets for several years.

  • READER LETTER: Southampton's roads are in an abysmal state

    Southampton’s roads are in an abysmal state. Year on year they have been neglected, with a lack of investment to mend them. All across the city, the roads and pavements are riddled with potholes and broken surfaces and are literally falling to bits

  • Charity reveals major homes expansion plans for city

    A WINCHESTER housing charity has revealed plans for expansion in the city centre.The St John’s Winchester Charity intends to build 31 homes for elderly people on Colebrook Street and Chesil Street and 20 of its existing stock of homes will be refurbished.It

  • Yoshida bemoans unfair and undeserved defeat at Tottenham

    MAYA Yoshida insists Saints did not deserve to lose at Tottenham. The Japanese defender has reservations over whether or not Spurs deserved a penalty, from which Dele Alli made it 2-0 in the 2-1 defeat at White Hart Lane. Christian Eriksen

  • THE VERDICT: Ever changing Saints give reason for hope

    Saints are a team of ever changing style. Maybe it has been borne out of necessity for manager Claude Puel, maybe it has been a learning experience for the Frenchman in his first season in the Premier League. Whatever it is, the side is becoming

  • In the dock: 17 people who have appeared in court

    The following cases were heard in Southampton Magistrates’ Court: Emily Sarah Louise Clayton, 24, Wavell Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to using threatening behaviour, stealing curtains at the value of £245 from Next and failing to surrender

  • Alert over illegal gas fitters in Southampton

    Southampton is ranked third in a top ten list cities most at risk from illegal gas fitters. New research has revealed that thousands of people across Southampton are putting themselves at risk from carbon monoxide poisoning, gas leaks, fires and

  • Do you know a modern day St George?

    DO you know a modern day St George who may not slay Dragons or rescue princesses but has made Southampton a better place? Anyone can be nominated, from a community group leader, to someone who has helped those needing extra support or started a campaign

  • Saints stars sign up to help children's A&E campaign

    IT IS the bus supported by Hampshire legends. Now two Saints footballers have backed the campaign for Southampton’s new children’s emergency and trauma department. James Ward-Prowse and Sam McQueen, have added their signature to a special Xelabus

  • Crowd funding plea saves book shop

    Crowd funding appeal has taken just five days to aid a threatened Southampton book store   The community has rallied together to help save a book store from the threat of closure.   October Books, Portswood Road, was struggling to find

  • Businessmen sobs as he admits driving boat 'too fast'

    A HAMPSHIRE businessman sobbed in court as he admitted that he had been driving too fast when he crashed a powerful jet-powered boat into his luxury cruiser, killing his friend of 20 years. Ryan McKinlay, 36, a father of one died following the

  • MP hails multi-million pound fund to fix M27 bottleneck

    A HAMPSHIRE MP has hailed multi-million pound improvements for a motorway junction. Eastleigh MP Mims Davies welcomed the £2.5 million investment to improve Junction 7 of the M27 at Hedge End. The investment is part of the £220million Congestion

  • Taxi driver's licence revoked for overcharging passengers

    A SOUTHAMPTON taxi driver has had his licence taken away after he was caught over-charging passengers. It comes after passengers using cruise ships complained he was charging them too much. Southampton City Council’s licensing general sub-committee