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  • AFC Totton sign Birmingham City pair

    AFC TOTTON boss Louis Langdown has completed a double loan swoop from Birmingham City. The Stags have signed Adam Siviter and Ben McLean for an initial month's loan, running from September 22 to October 20, with the potential to extend both deals

  • Eastleigh sign Polish goalkeeper from Sunderland

    EASTLEIGH have announced the signing of Polish goalkeeper Max Stryjek on loan from Sunderland. The 22-year-old has joined the Spitfires - home to Dagenham & Redbridge in the National League tomorrow (12.35pm) - for an initial month-long spell

  • Ferry service suspended due to blocked waterjet

    THE Red Funnel ferry service from Southampton to the Isle of Wight is suspended between the city and West Cowes as Red Jet 4 remains stuck on the water. Red Funnel is awaiting tugs to tow the vessel from the berth in West Cowes to Southampton.

  • READER LETTER: Too many traffic lights in Southampton!

    I AM agreeing with letter from Gerald Barnes about traffic lights in the town. We are well known as the traffic light centre of UK! The worst of these is the traffic lights now set up town side of the new bridge. Since the removal of the

  • CCTV issued after brawl breaks out in Bedford Place

    POLICE have launched an appeal after a man on crutches 'had his head stamped on' during a brawl outside a Southampton bar. Officers say four people were injured in the violent assault, which began after an argument between two groups in Revolution

  • Totton pub reopens its doors after facelift

    A PUB IN TOTTON has reopened its doors with a new look and a new owner. The Anchor Inn on Eling Lane re- opened to the public on September 15 under new management. Kirsty Williams who is the new landlady of the pub took over from the previous

  • Memorial rugby pitch named in honour of clubman

    WINCHESTER Rugby Club officially opened their new memorial pitch on Sunday, to remember an ex-clubman who died earlier this year. The Adie Mort pitch is located at North Walls Park and is dedicated to Adrian Mort, who died aged 48 after a short

  • Man charged after robbery at petrol station

    A MAN has been charged following a robbery at an Eastleigh shop. William John Campbell, 32, of Kerry Close, Chandler's Ford has been charged with robbery and is due to appear before Southampton Magistrates Court today. It comes after officers

  • Take That announce St Mary's show on 30th anniversary tour

    IT'S official! Take That have announced a major tour for the new year and are coming to Southampton. The band are set to play St Mary's Stadium on 25th May. It is believed this is the first time the boy band have ever brought a major show

  • Aldi is launching FOOT-LONG pigs in blankets this Christmas

    SOME might argue it's the best part of the day. But this year your Christmas dinner could be super-sized. Aldi has revealed they will be selling foot-long pigs in blankets to sit alongside your turkey dinner. And people are already getting

  • First glimpse of new Health Campus plan for Southampton

    RESIDENTS got their first glimpse of a new health campus planned for the edge of Southampton. Open to the public, the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust teamed up with developers Prime to hold a consultation on Wednesday at Lordshill

  • Gearing up for Daily Echo Jobs Fair

    FIND your next job at the Daily Echo 2018 jobs fair. Job seekers are invited to join us at Southampton Novotel on Tuesday (Sept 25) from 10am to 3pm for the job fair. The event will see businesses from across the career spectrum on hand to offer

  • IN THE COURTS: The people facing justice in Southampton

    The following cases were heard by West Hampshire Magistrates' Court. Jonathan David Nixon, 39, of no fixed abode. Pleaded guilty to stealing £55.50 worth of goods from Coop in Harbour Parade, failing to surrender to custody and breaching supervision

  • Road bosses want to lower M27 and M271 pollution

    HIGHWAYS England says it will look to lower emissions produced from two major roads that border Southampton, as the city bids to clean up its air. It comes after the Radio Drivers Association criticised the national authority for its “lack of action

  • American soul legend Etta James celebrated at Concorde Club

    By Duncan Eaton IT is a smash hit show which tells the story of American soul legend Etta James and it is heading back to Hampshire. Eastleigh’s Concorde Club will again be the stage for At Last: The Etta James Story on Sunday September 23, starring

  • ‘The World Famous Elvis Show’ rolls in

    HAILED as 'The world’s No1 Elvis performer' Chris Connor performs at Salisbury City Hall next Friday ( September 28). With his striking resemblance to Elvis, Chris has just been voted by a worldwide fan poll, The Best Elvis Performer Worldwide,

  • The Mikado at The Regent

    CHRISTCHURCH Gilbert & Sullivan Society follow their success with last year's Ruddigore with the cream of the famous Savoy operas...The Mikado. Gilbert & Sullivan’s most famous comic opera, The Mikado will show at the Regent in Christchurch

  • Molotov Cocktail at 1865 Southampton

    THE world-renowned party purveyors of contemporary world music Molotov Jukebox are on tour for their 10th Anniversary and play 1865 in Southampton on Saturday. Internationally acclaimed actress Natalia Tena (Natalia who starred in the Harry Potter

  • Matt Monro Jnr plays Concorde Club

    By Duncan Eaton HE was known as the singer’s singer and the man with the golden voice. Matt Monro Senior, who had huge hits in the fifties and sixties, died more than 30 years ago but his timeless records, like Born Free and Portrait of My Love

  • The Mountaintop visits Southampton

    KATORI Hall's renowned masterpiece The Mountaintop visits Southampton next week in a spectacular revival of the show. Katori Hall is an Olivier Award-winning playwright. Her play The Mountaintop, premièring at Theatre503 in 2009, transferred to

  • New play Hidden set to cause waves

    A new play that tackles issues of bigotry and hate has received Arts Council England funding and hits the stage from today in Ringwood. Forest Forge Theatre’s production of Hidden is touring schools and venues throughout September to November.

  • Ned Boulting on his bike for Southampton date

    FOLLOWING the success of the first two tours of Bikeology, journalist, television presenter and best-selling author Ned Boulting is back with the all-new show, Tour de Ned, opening at NST Campus next Friday September 28. Cycling fans are invited

  • Cult, classic and iconic film at Eastleigh

    THE fifth Eastleigh Film Festival, curated by The Point, returns from Monday September 24 to Saturday 29. With the emphasis on fun the event involves screening cult, classic and iconic movies in unique locations to match. The Festival is bigger

  • Britain's first VR baseball game could open in the city

    BRITAIN'S first virtual reality, indoor baseball facility could be set to open in Southampton. 1st Base, owned and run by businessman Sean Larsen, is an entertainment unit that would allow participants to try their hand at the sport. Using

  • Austin has rediscovered his "spark"

    Charlie Austin could be set for a return to the Saints side to face Liverpool after rediscovering some of his “spark.” Saints boss Mark Hughes has striking issues to contend with ahead of tomorrow’s daunting trip to Anfield. Danny Ings is unavailable

  • Saints aren't dwelling on dropped points

    Mark Hughes says he isn’t dwelling on Saints letting another lead slip against Brighton. Hughes takes his team to Anfield tomorrow to face the might of Liverpool, who go into the game with five wins from five in the Premier League this season.

  • CBeebies stars in Winchester

    THE Theatre Royal is on the look out for CBeebies fans county-wide as the animals from the hit show Bing come to the Winchester theatre next week. The CBeebies favourites will be brought to life in a brand new stage production full of fun, laughter