HAMPSHIRE are hoping home advantage helps end a run of five successive semi-final defeats against Yorkshire tomorrow. Since completing the limited-overs double in 2012, Hampshire have lost four T20 semi-finals in five years, as well as losing to
SOUTHAMPTON man Jack Alistair Belt must do weeks of unpaid work after admitting attacking a man. Belt, 27, pleaded guilty to attacking Zsolt Jakkel in Winchester on September 30 and destroying glass serving plates, valued at £100, on the same date
ASSAULTING a policeman has cost a Winchester woman more than £100. Amy Joanne Cowcher, 23, of Stuart Crescent, Stanmore, pleaded guilty to the attack on PC Matthew Lloyd on May 27. Magistrates in Basingstoke fined her £80 with a £30 victim surcharge
EMERGENCY services are dealing with a car fire on the A31. The fire has occurred near Ringwood on the eastbound carriageway. Police are on the scene. Traffic is queueing westbound on Poulner Hill and on the A338 northbound to Ashley Heath
CHILDREN got into the spirit of the Eastleigh 10k with their own 2k fun run. Hundreds of kids got involved in the race, around a park at Places Leisure Eastleigh. The event consisted of two races, one for children aged four to eight and another
Here are the results from today's Eastleigh 10K... Full Race Results POSITION RACE NO FIRSTNAME LASTNAME CLUB CLUB POS CATEGORY CAT POS VET CLUB VET CLUB POS TIME CHIP TIME STATUS 1 9 John Beattie Newham & Essex Beagles AC 1 Male Open
TWO England fans have arrived in Volgograd after a gruelling cycle of more than 2,400 miles from the UK to the World Cup in Russia. Jamie Marriott and Mitchell Jones set off from Emsworth, in Hampshire, on May 25 and pedalled through France, Germany
A GRANDFATHER from Bursledon died of an accidental overdose. Michael Pearson died after taking an overdose of prescription medication. His daughter, Samantha Yeandle said that she found her father in a confused state when she went to his home in
THE Conservative MP at the centre of the upskirting controversy says he does support moves to criminalise it. Former Southampton Itchen MP Sir Christopher Chope admitted he had been battered and taken aback by the 'firestorm' since events in the
THEY say it’s one of the most natural things in the world and we can all do it from birth. Swimming has long been a favourite pastime, whether for sport or leisure, and Sotonians have proved it with these images. One of the pictures shows Southampton
IN RESPONSE to the letters regarding the city being a dump, I would say that I myself have been in correspondence with Cllr Rayment who, on the subject of verges, blames the weather. Re potholes, blames cutbacks. And regarding the £114 paid to the
THE number of rail passenger journeys using the county’s operator has fallen by nearly eight percent, new figures show. It comes as new Office of Rail and Road data showed a nationwide fall for the first time in eight years. Some 1.7 billion
TWO lanes of the M27 are blocked due to a car fire. The incident is taking place on the eastbound carriageway between junction eight and junction nine, near Fareham. Traffic bosses say delays are building in the area and are advising drivers
This Sunday marks Father's Day. To mark the day, the Daily Echo wants to honour the best dads in the county. To do this we're hoping for your help! Simply send us a selfie with your dad and we'll publish it on our website alongside some
THE EASTLEIGH 10k is finally underway. Thousands of runners from across the country have taken to the streets of the town centre this morning to take part in the annual event. Look out for this year's pictures on the Daily Echo website later
A HAMPSHIRE couple have been reunited with the pet they feared they would never see again – thanks to the Daily Echo. An runaway reptile thought to be up to 100 years old is back with his owners – after almost being run over by the person who found
CYCLISTS are gearing up for a biking extravaganza in Southampton today - when Let's Ride returns to the city. Thousands are expected to take to the streets in the one-day social family friendly event, which starts at 11am from Guildhall Square.
THE CITY'S first ever Family Proms concert will be held next month. The event is the grand finale in a music project that has seen more than 500 people take part. The "spectacular" event follows six months of free music-making workshops across
WEST END residents got into the party spirit at their annual carnival. Hundreds of people lined the streets as a procession weaved through the village. The procession began in Quob Lane at 1pm, moving through the village, before reaching Hatch
AN ARRAY of colours flooded the streets of Totton for its annual carnival celebration. Hundreds lined the streets to watch the procession, with colourful parade of floats making their way through the town centre. Celebrations continued at Eling
A DRIVER was threatened by two motorbike riders in an attempted car-jacking in Southampton. The two robbers attempted to open a car door and take the keys while threatening the driver - who managed to escape to safety. Now officers have released
SHE was the beautiful bride-to-be who had gone backpacking with her fiance hoping to finding the perfect spot in which to marry. Three days after finding it on a sun-kissed beach in Myanmar, Victoria Harris was found dead in bed in a mystery unlikely
SAINTS have launched their new kits for 2018/19, revealing a home shirt with red and white stripes and a crowd-pleaser yellow and blue away top. After last season's 1980s throwback home shirt, the club have returned to a more familiar red and
