FOR the second time in three years, Hampshire suffered Finals Day heartbreak under leaden Edgbaston skies. But there was no revised Duckworth Lewis target to blame this time, as the Royals failed to defend a below-par 142-9 against Surrey, who won
MYSTERY surrounds where a controversial historian is due to give a talk tomorrow night. But David Irving is NOT appearing at The Pilgrim Inn in Hythe Road, in Marchwood – contrary to information supplied to the Daily Echo by the historian’s website.
Click here to see the pictures Mauricio Pochettino felt justice was done as his side secured an opening day victory at West Brom. Saints had the ball in the net in the first half through Adam Lallana but it was ruled out for offside against
Click here to see the pictures A late penalty from man-of-the-moment Rickie Lambert ensured Saints' Premier League season got off to a winning start against West Brom at The Hawthorns. Lambert, who headed the winning goal in midweek
Follow @EchoPics Click here to see the pictures We were at the Friends Life T20 Finals Day - here's the pictures we took. This gallery will be updated throughout and after the game Click here for the match blog
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IT’S the hidden room in an iconic venue where few get access. We enter a security code, and as we climb the rickety staircase the distinctive smell of cigarettes and sweat invades the senses. The sofa is so grimy it’s hard to make out its original
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WINCHESTER City powered into the FA Cup preliminary round with a 3-0 win at Alresford Town last night. The first two goals were headers from Chris Flood and Russell Cook - both from Chris Mason deliveries - and substitute Nic Turpin set the seal
THE centenary of Hamptworth Lodge itself will be celebrated at the annual country fayre on the estate, south of Salisbury. The rebuilt Jacobean manor house sits in the middle of the 3,000 acre estate, which hosts the ninth successive event tomorrow
THE Great Waterside Raft Race takes place tomorrow. The event, which has been running for 25 years, raises money for the RNLI, last year topping £6,000. It is one of the few raft races that are held on the sea, which adds an element of excitement
THESE two youngsters discovered the importance of cleaning their teeth as they tracked rhinos through Southampton. Alfie Allen and George Hewlett, both aged three, got straight to work polishing their pearly whites when they discovered Flossy on
MISSED out on the Sky Ride Southampton extravaganza? Looking for free activities to keep your kids active and entertained over the school holidays? Sky Ride Local bike rides in Southampton are the perfect opportunity for the whole family to
HE announced his arrival on the i n t e r n a t i o n a l scene in fairytale fashion this week – but the Saints striker Rickie Lambert now faces the daunting challenge of trying to retain his place in the England squad. Lambert has been the toast
HAMPSHIRE’S Naked Rambler has appeared in court after being charged with breaching an antisocial behaviour order (Asbo). As reported by the Daily Echo, Stephen Gough, 54, was arrested moments after being released from Winchester Prison. He
A SOUTHAMPTON law student has pleaded guilty to fraud after trying to con thousands of pounds from insurance firms, claiming that his mobile phones were lost. Sajjad Ahmad, of Avenue Road, admitted trying to claim money for his two handsets, having
THE family of a teenage boy left fighting for his life after taking a legal high remained at his bedside last night as his condition remained critical. As reported by the Daily Echo, the 17-year-old from Southampton is in a medically-induced coma
A HEROIC dad who leapt into a river to save a man’s life has described it as “a moment of madness”. Lee Allen risked his own life when he plunged into the River Itchen in his underwear to save a man he saw fall from the Northam Bridge in Southampton
A WOMAN is warning others to think carefully when they take out pet insurance. She told how she paid out more than £1,000, but was only offered £69 to pay for a bill of more than £250 when her cat was put down. Wendy Ellis, from Valley Park
A TEACHER at a private Hampshire boarding school has been jailed for three years after pleading guilty to abusing pupils as young as seven years old. Nicholas Quest, 59, admitted six offences of indecent assault of a child and asked for a further
TWO men arrested after a 92- year-old man was robbed and thrown to the ground in a daylight attack have been bailed. Police released the pair, aged 18 and 29, while they continue inquiries into the assault which happened moments after the pensioner
THREE people have been arrested and charged in connection with a spate of shed and vehicle break-ins in Hampshire. Police detained all three after being called to a property at Chilworth in the early hours of Tuesday. A householder disturbed
A WOMAN died following a fall during the night, an inquest heard. Marguerite Jordison, 96, of King’s Somborne, was found by her carer on the morning of March 10. The hearing in Winchester was told that Mrs Jordison was taken by ambulance to
BURGLARS broke into an address in Alum Way, Portchester, and stole a black leather and plastic Marvel wallet containing driving licences and bank cards. A man was seen in the area at the time driving a small light-coloured vehicle. Police are
FORMER Saints manager Nigel Adkins will have to wait for his chance to face the club at an employment tribunal. Adkins is claiming unfair dismissal following the decision to sack him from his post at St Mary’s last January. He was due to have
ONE of Hampshire’s oldest residents choked to death, an inquest heard. Blanche Rogers was 108 years old and had been living at Abbotts Barton care home in Winchester when she died on June 18. Several members of staff from the Colten Care-run
A DEVELOPER has ploughed £1,000 into a Hampshirebased art project. Churchill Retirement Living has handed the cash to bosses of the Rum’s Eg Art and Craft Gallery project in Romsey which won the business in the community section of the 2013 Test
THE cost of a proposed new cycle highway in Southampton could top £1.7m, it has been revealed. The city council’s Cabinet is expected to approve spending £1.776m on the scheme, which would connect the eastern side of the city with the centre.
ONE of Hampshire’s wackiest summer spectaculars – the Great Waterside Raft Race – takes to the water again tomorrow. Pubs, clubs and other organisations are hoping to paddle their way to glory in the water-soaked contest, which takes place between
POLICE are hunting burglars who plundered sentimental silverware and crystal from a Hampshire home. The intruders staged their attack between 11pm on Tuesday and 4.15am on Wednesday at a house in Palmerston Way, Gosport. A couple in their 60s
A WOMAN with learning difficulties died suddenly at her home, an inquest heard. Susannah Moss, 47, was found lying on the bedroom floor of her home at Rownhams Lane, Rownhams, on June 1. The inquest in Winchester was told that she had a history
IT WAS a scheme designed to make one of Southampton’s busiest streets more cosmopolitan and pedestrian-friendly. But instead it is now being claimed that the £800,000 works in Oxford Street have resulted in a free-for-all and the road becoming
HOUSES will be built on the site of a former care home in Southampton which controversially closed. Birch Lawn care home closed in 2010, and now planning permission has been granted to turn the site into a development of 22 affordable homes.
HAMPSHIRE’S air ambulance will be able to save more lives thanks to a cash boost worth £2,000. The Barker-Mill Foundation has thrown its support behind Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance’s Minutes Matter Appeal, which aims to raise £1.5m
DOZENS of trees are likely to be removed as part of widespread improvements to Southampton’s station quarter. Southampton City Council has applied to remove 24 trees to the north of the central station as part of public realm improvements.
THREE Hampshire friends were today taking on a mammoth challenge for a disabled youngster. Rob Connor, 35, from Marchwood, Ross Stewart, 38, of Lordshill, and Steve Blight, 48, of Fawley, were doing a 15-mile kayak from Redbridge to Lepe and then
YOUNGSTERS who have made a big difference to their communities in Southampton were celebrated at a special event. The bash at the Southampton Sports Centre yesterday marked the 10th anniversary of the founding of the junior neighbourhood wardens
THE Post Office wants to relocate its facility in Portchester. It is proposing a move for its Wicor Post Office from its current location at Wicor Co-op, on White Hart Lane, Portchester, to the new Co-op premises being built further along the road
IF YOU didn’t realise what a thriving arts community Hampshire has, now is your chance to find out. From today to August 26, some 300 artists in 188 different venues across the county are throwing their homes, studios, village halls, garages and
SOUTHERN Water has vowed to slash the number of homes in Hampshire flooded by sewage by one quarter and keep water bills pegged to inflation. The utility firm, which has a monopoly on water supplies and sewers in the county, is making a raft of
FOUR Southampton cyclists rode from one tip of Britain to the other in ten days to raise money for charity. The riders, who started at John O’Groats, Scotland, and finished at Land’s End, Cornwall, raised more than £5,000 for Lupus UK. Lupus
BOLLARDS that delayed an ambulance crew trying to reach a sick two-year-old are to remain lowered for a total of a year. The bus gate at Yew Tree Drive in Whiteley – open since March because of M27 roadworks – will remain open for 12 months, after
PLANS to convert a tattoo parlour into a hot food takeaway have been withdrawn. Domino’s Pizza applied to turn the Tattoozone site in Burgess Road, Southampton, into a new takeaway. But having applied to the city council for planning permission
CHILDREN can discover first aid skills and make their own war wounds at Royal Victoria Country Park in Netley on August 27. The park is holding a ‘War Wounds’ activity day. There will be two sessions in the day, the first is from 10am to 12pm and
POLICE are hunting burglars who plundered sentimental silverware and crystal from a Hampshire home. The intruders staged their attack between 11pm on Tuesday and 4.15am on Wednesday at a house in Palmerston Way, Gosport. A couple in their 60s
CHRIS Wood has played four games at Finals Day - and won the lot. But he is as determined as any of the seven survivors from Hampshire’s only Finals Day defeat to make amends for that rain-affected semi-final loss against Somerset at Edgbaston two years
THREE Hampshire friends are today taking on a mammoth challenge for a disabled youngster. Rob Connor, 35, from Marchwood, Ross Stewart, 38, of Lordshill, and Steve Blight, 48, of Fawley, are doing a 15-mile kayak from Redbridge to Lepe and then
HAMPSHIRE’S air ambulance will be able to save more lives thanks to a cash boost worth £2,000. The Barker-Mill Foundation has thrown its support behind Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance’s Minutes Matter Appeal, which aims to raise £1.5m
ANOTHER cashpoint has been targeted by vandals attempting to remove its anti-skimming device. This is the latest in a string of Barclays bank cashpoints targeted in the last few weeks in Hampshire locations, this one being in Chandler’s Ford.
