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  • Leicester 0-0 Southampton - are you in our fan pics?

    Saints collected a pretty hopeless point at the King Power Stadium, only deepening their relegation problems.  It now looks like they are only heading one way - down to the Championship.  Saints never showed the urgency or fight to win

  • Southampton's Gabi Taylor ready for Fed Cup debut

    GABI Taylor has credited her new team for her improvement as she prepares to make her Fed Cup debut alongside Great Britain teammates Johanna Konta and Heather Watson. The 20 year-old is preparing to play in this weekend’s World Group II play-off

  • Brad Wheal's excited by Hampshire's attack

    Brad Wheal admits he is learning fast in Hampshire’s impressive bowling attack. The Hampshire seamer is expected to be in an unchanged team for the Specsavers County Championship match against Surrey, which starts at The Oval today. Wheal took

  • Girls football coming to AFC Stoneham

    AFC STONEHAM are doing their bit to encourage girls to take up football. An SSE FA Wildcats Centre is coming to the Purples’ ground in Chestnut Avenue, Eastleigh, on Monday (April 23), starting at 6pm. This will be a free taster session before

  • Win the league by all means - but not on our pitch!

    EASTLEIGH are intent on being party-poopers in Saturday's early kick-off (12.30pm) against champions elect Macclesfield Town. BT Sport are sending cameras to the Silverlake Stadium knowing victory will secure the Silkmen the Vanarama National League

  • REVIEW:My Fair Lady, The Regent Theatre, Christchurch

    THIS is the 50th anniversary production from this multi-talented company ... and it’s a fantastic show! Featuring a vivacious cast of more than 60, a superb 12-piece live orchestra, and some wonderful vocals, this is the ever-popular story of Irish

  • Young Alfy has the legs to keep Totton in play-off hunt

    AFC TOTTON loanee Alfy Whittingham will return to his adopted club as a county champion for Saturday's big Evo-Stik South West visit of Wimborne Town. The Havant & Waterlooville youngster – son of ex-Pompey marksman Guy – played the first half

  • Winchester must put "sobering" defeat behind them

    WINCHESTER City must bounce back from what manager Craig Davis described as “a rather sobering experience” when North Leigh visit in the Evo-Stik South West on Saturday (3pm). On Tuesday the Citizens fell victim to the strutting Peacocks of Taunton

  • 10 things to do with the family this weekend

    1 In Southampton... This weekend, get ready to cheer on the Saints in the semi-final of the FA Cup by visiting the SeaCity Museum’s We March On exhibition – a celebration of the highs and lows associated with the city’s football club. Myths

  • Marcos Alonso handed three-match ban

    Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso has been handed a three-match ban following his challenge on Southampton's Shane Long last weekend, the Football Association has announced. The left wing-back appeared to stand on the back of Long's leg during their

  • Girl, 5, dies in 'tragic accident' at Durdle Door

    A HAMPSHIRE rescue helicopter was called to help a five-year-old girl who was pulled from the sea at the Durdle Door in Dorset. Coastguard officials were called to reports of a child and a woman in distress in the water at 11.30am on Wednesday.

  • Temperatures could soar to 28C today

    Temperatures could soar to 28C (82F) in some parts on Thursday, making it the warmest April day in nearly 70 years. The South East will enjoy the best of the weather, while most of England and Wales should see the temperature rise into at least

  • Another Southampton bank branch is closing

    HALIFAX is axing one of its three Southampton branches as part of a national cost-cutting drive that could cost more than 300 jobs. The building in Portswood Road, Portswood, is due to shut in October in a move that will result in customers having

  • Fiddling good fun with Frigg at Turner Sims

    TURNER Sims welcome back Frigg, a leading act on the Nordic scene, on Saturday June 2. Known for their blistering Nordgrass, fiddle-founded sound, audiences can expect a swirling blizzard of jigs, reels, polskas and bluegrass inventions. Calling

  • Salisbury Playhouse wins Best Pantomime Award

    SALISBURY Playhouse’s 2017-18 pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk won an award for Best Pantomime at the prestigious Great British Pantomime Awards in London last night. The pantomime entertained more than 23,000 people last Christmas and was the highest

  • Vodka theft lands Southampton man in jail

    A man has been sentenced to 12 weeks in prison for stealing vodka and cleaning products. Thomas Nathan Amos, 31, of Portswood Road, Southampton pleaded guilty to stealing nine bottles of vodka worth £162 from Morrisons in Totton on April 10.

  • Coach operating firm buys out another rival

    A GROWING coach operator has acquired another Hampshire transport firm. Lucketts Group has North Hampshire-based Mortons Travel Limited this week, just four months months after adding Solent Coaches to its growing portfolio. The move brings

  • Hughes hopes Puel has got his revenge

    MARK Hughes is praying former St Mary’s chief Claude Puel has quenched his thirst for revenge ahead of Saints’ trip to Leicester tonight in a huge Premier League showdown. Puel was sacked, perhaps harshly, by Saints last June after one season in

  • Man jailed after stealing boxes of tampons

    A SOUTHAMPTON man has been jailed for six months after stealing tampons and hundreds of pounds of alcohol. Thomas Edmond Bourne, 32, of Denzil Avenue, Southampton, pleaded guilty to eight charges of theft including bottles of champagne from shops

  • Air ambulance called after pedestrian hit by car

    THE air ambulance had to land in Romsey after a crash involving a pedestrian. Hampshire and Isle of Wight air ambulance landed at the town's cricket ground early on Wednesday afternoon after a collision involving a car and a pedestrian on Alma