Archive - Sunday, 24 March 2019

READER LETTER: Netley is being left to rot
THE centre of Netley is being left to rot by Hampshire County Council.
PHOTOS: International flavour at Marchwood Carnival in 1999
MARCHWOOD residents turned out in force to celebrate their annual carnival.
BREXIT LETTER: A basic rule of democracy is that people can change their minds
I GO into a restaurant, look at the menu and order a meal.
Fatty food could cause blindness
RESEARCHERS at Southampton University are warning that a high fat diet can increase the risk of blindness in later life.
Man banned from roads for drink driving
A VILLAGER is off the road for 14 months after pleading guilty to drink-driving.
Man stamped on ex-partner's head after she turned up drunk at his home
A MAN who stamped on his former partner’s face during a row at his Southampton home has been jailed.
Southampton dad complained to a neighbour about a party in a tower block - so the man stabbed him
A SOUTHAMPTON father was stabbed by a teenager whom he confronted about noise coming from a late-night party.
Southampton 'fourth most stressed city in UK'
SOUTHAMPTON is the fourth most stressed city in the UK, research has revealed.
Saints under-18s to open Tottenham's new stadium
Saints’ under-18s are set to be part of a moment in history tomorrow when they become the first opposition for Tottenham at their new stadium.
Hunt for witnesses after roadside racist incident
WINCHESTER police are appealing for witnesses following a racist incident in a city suburb.
History archive gets £10,000 grant to document stories of soldiers
AN ARCHIVE set up by two historians to record the stories of every man whose name appears on a Hampshire town’s war memorial has received a £10,000 lottery grant.
An exhibition will be held to show off artwork by Lord Montagu's mother
AN exhibition celebrating the painting, drawing and needlework of Lord Montagu’s mother, Belinda, Lady Montagu, will open in the ancestral family home of Palace House at Beaulieu from Easter and run for the rest of 2019.
Plans being drawn up to tackle chewing gum problem
CIVIC chiefs are set to consider plans next month to tackle the amount of chewing being dropped on Winchester's streets.

23rd March 2019