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  • Eastleigh manager offers fans a £500 charity donation

    Eastleigh manager Richard Hill has offered £500 to a charity of the fans’ choice as a gesture of goodwill. Following Hill’s criticism of the supporters’ ‘performance’ during Saturday’s defeat at home to Barrow, he said: “I didn’t blame them for

  • Sholing's never-say-die U18s eye FA Youth Cup upset

    SHOLING boss Dave Diaper has always managed with the mantra that “if they’re good enough, they’re old enough.” So it comes as no surprise that at least four members of the Boatmen’s under-18s, bound for Leyton Orient tomorrow evening (Wednesday

  • The Cunard boss who has helped raise £2 million for charity

    A MANAGER at Southampton-based cruise ship line has received an award for her work to help her company raise £2m for a national youth charity. Cristina Munoz, events and community partnerships manager at Cunard, received the Outstanding Individual

  • £300k project to celebrate Mayflower's 400th anniversary

    IT is one of the most historic journeys that help shape the future of the world.It was almost 400 years ago that the Pilgrim Fathers boarded their ship the Mayflower and set off across the Atlantic to New England.Now a £300,000 programme of "world

  • Stealing a bike and breaking a phone; court round up

    Court cases heard in Southampton on November 15 include: Erin Louise Smith, 30, of Tinning Way, Eastleigh. Pleaded guilty to assault by beating, breaching a conditional discharge. Community order made and fined £40. Also ordered to pay £85 victim surcharge

  • Pensioners targeted in distraction burglaries

    AN APPEAL has been launched after two pensioners were targeted in distraction burglaries this week. At around 2pm on Sunday (November 19), an 89 year-old woman answered the door of her Worthing Avenue, in Gosport. home to a man she did not know

  • PHOTOS: Have you lost any of these items recovered by police?

    POLICE are seeking the owners of stolen items which have been recovered as a result of investigation into burglaries in the Chandler’s Ford, Romsey and Hedge End areas in recent weeks. If you recognise any of them, please call 101 and ask for Police

  • Everton star facing two-game ban ahead of Saints trip

    EVERTON striker Oumar Niasse has been charged with simulation by the Football Association ahead of the Toffees' trip to Saints on Sunday after he won a controversial penalty in the Premier League draw at Crystal Palace on Saturday. Niasse went

  • Pub wins Loos of the Year award

    A HAMPSHIRE pub has won a national award for the quality and standards of it toilets. The Loo of the Year Awards 2017 have awarded The Old Gaolhouse in Jewry Street in Winchester a platinum star rating – the highest award given by the organisers of the

  • Radio rants from host Danny Baker

    DANNY Baker chuckles after being voted 15th in a poll of Britain’s greatest radio hosts - ahead of Chris Evans, Tony Blackburn and Paul Gambaccini.These days he only does a two-hour Saturday show on BBC Radio 5 live, and says he’s as happy sorting out

  • Getting into the Habit at The Point's latest show

    TUNEFUL nuns on the run will make their debut in Eastleigh tonight. Eastleigh Operatic and Musical Society will be bringing their production of the celebrated musical Sister Act to the stage at The Point each evening until Saturday when a matinee of the

  • echo's seasonal song

    PROFESSIONAL choir echo are to premier their inaugural Winter Season concert A Night of Snow in Southampton on December 2.The concert will feature an atmospheric array of festive and seasonal music.echo stretch the boundaries of choral music with eclectic

  • Two new investment managers for Brooks Macdonald at Fareham

    Investment manager Brooks Macdonald strengthens its Fareham office with appointment of new investment managers –Jennifer Carter and Johnathon Rivers.Jennifer previously worked at Charles Stanley as an investment manager and has over 25 years of experience

  • Second day of delays on A27

    MOTORISTS are experiencing delays of around 25 minutes on a busy Hampshire road. It is being reported that traffic is queuing between Segensworth to Bursledon on the A27 westbound. It is believed this is due to the roadworks on Providence Hill

  • Hojbjerg's time to shine

    FORGOTTEN man Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg could be given a chance to prove himself in Saints' crunch game against Everton at St Mary's. With Oriol Romeu serving a one-game suspension after his fifth yellow card of the season in the 3-0 defeat at Liverpool

  • Mum woke up to find her stalker in her bedroom

    A SOUTHAMPTON mum has told how she found a stalker creeping into her home while she was in bed. Nigel Jones threatened to kill himself if former partner Melanie Gregg didn’t speak to him, before bombarding her with emails and calls. His offending

  • YoBike bosses to combat build-up in city hotspots

    BOSSES behind a dockless cycle scheme have launched a new tactic in the battle to stop bikes cluttering the city's streets.YoBikes are now employing a “man with a van” to collect and redistribute its 300-strong fleet of bikes across Southampton.The

  • Southampton protestors campaign ahead of Coca-Cola truck visit

    ENVIRONMENTAL protestors gathered on a busy Southampton street to campaign against a global soft drinks company. The group from Southampton Greenpeace were joined by community singers from Red Star Choir with passersby invited to sign the petition calling