FORMER Alresford Town and Winchester City co-boss Danny Robinson has added the FA Vase to his impressive CV. Robinson's Thatcham Town are celebrating a famous victory after overcoming Stockton Town 1-0 at Wembley this afternoon. It crowns a
ALRESFORD Town have announced a spate of new arrivals for the upcoming Sydenhams Premier Division season. First in was former Whitchurch, Amesbury and Petersfield boss Jim Macey who will assist manager Richard Luffman along with Ryan Doswell.
STEWART Donald’s proposed takeover of Sunderland is expected to go ahead early this week. The outgoing Eastleigh owner/chairman met with the English Football League (EFL) on Friday to discuss his plans to take over the Black Cats who were relegated
PORTSWOOD Library is hosting another discussion as part of the 'Summer Evening Talks 2018'. Hosted by Friends of Portswood Library in association with SEE Southampton, the talk will look at death and disease in the city and is led by Inge Foster
LORDSHILL and Lordswood Historical Society is hosting a special meeting next month. Held at the Manston Court, Lordshill Centre East, the group will welcome Sandra Lochhead to talk about the iconic ship The Mayflower. It takes place on June 14
A BRAIN injury specialists is hosting a support morning. On June 8, survivors of acquired brain injury, their families and carers can get advice from Snowdon Neuro Rehabilitation Centre in Western Community Hospital, near William Macleod Way, Millbrook
SOUTHAMPTON is soon to have the region’s biggest pet-friendly apartment complex as the next phases of the development near completion. Bow Square, the collection of apartments for renters in Queensway, is to be entirely pet-friendly, with every
CHILDREN aged between five and 11-years-old can make their own fairies in a session at Tudor House & Garden. The sculpting workshop takes place between 10.30am and 1pm on May 30. Tickets, which can be booked at the venue, costs £8.
A DAY of crafts, games and history is taking place this month at Tudor House and Garden. 'Messy History' will children aged between seven and 13-years-old help make a wattle-and-daub fence, create a clay gargoyle and hunt for the house's secret
THE county’s biggest festival of folk dancing returned to the streets of Winchester in its best celebration. Mayfest, a carnival of dance which commemorates the coming of May Day, took over the city, with movers and shakers lining the roads to
TO MARK the 100th anniversary of some women being given the right to vote, a theatrical walk will take place. Celebrating the Suffrage movement in Southampton, 'Deeds not Words' begins at the Bargate and will end near the home of Southampton's first
YOUNGSTERS can make their very own footballers - out of wire. Aimed at children aged between four and 11-years-old, the craft session will let participants get creative and design their own players. It takes place at Southampton City Art Gallery
CAN you give either of these pets a permanent home? They are currently in the care of Blue Cross rehoming centre near West End. Mini is a sweet dog who can be a little bit sensitive some of the time. She loves her walks and would benefit from quieter
BRITAIN – and the world – ground to a halt to watch the big moment. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot in St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Saturday afternoon. Prince Harry has now been made the Duke of Sussex by the Queen, with
ROWERS, canoeists, kayakers and stand-up paddleboarders took to the water as Hamble River Raid returned. Now in its 13th year, the annual charity rowing and paddling race also raised money for the Hamble Sea Scouts. Last year more boats than
THE grandson of a Southampton man killed in a cycling accident has raised several thousand pounds for Isle of Wight and Hampshire Air Ambulance. John Morris, 67, of Grainger Gardens, Southampton, died after being involved in a collision with a
WINCHESTER residents partied away the Royal Wedding day in style at events across the district. Bunting, union jacks, fancy hats and eye-catching dresses were all on show as party-goers got into the swing of things. A Daily Echo photographer
A HAMPSHIRE man died after a fall at his New Forest home, an inquest heard. John Tree was putting the rubbish out on the evening of January 14 when he stumbled, resulting in internal bleeding. The 81-year-old, of New Inn Lane, Bartley, near
IN THE business world, it’s a well known fact that organisations can fail if they appoint the wrong chief executive, particularly if that executive has a poor understanding of the business domain in which they operate. What is generally required
A MAN has been arrested after a £24,500 was allegedly stolen from a bus depot. Police had launched a hunt for a man following the two burglaries at the Totton Bluestar depot on Salisbury Road. On Friday, February 9, someone forced entry to
THOUSANDS of foodies are set to descend on Alresford today for the town’s 14th annual Watercress Festival. The free celebration will feature watercress flavoured sausages, burgers, bread, fudge, ice cream, beer and gin. Pubs and restaurants
ROYAL Wedding fever took a hold as Hampshire partied the day away yesterday. The Daily Echo sent reporters and photographers out far and wide across the county to see how you celebrated the big day. But if you had your own party or simply having
MYSTERY continues to surround the death of a “fun-loving and caring” teenager who died after a “freak and tragic” crash. Ethan Swallow, 19, from Bursledon died in hospital after crashing his BMW 2 Series on the A3(M) near Waterlooville. The
