EASTLEIGH have announced the departure of three board members – including chairman Mark Jewell. Jewell, who has suffered ill health of late, has stepped down from his role at the National League club, along with the long-serving Alan Harding and
Steven Davis missed an excellent chance as Northern Ireland lost 1-0 away to Austria in the Uefa Nations League The Saints midfielder, who was making his 104th appearance for his country, dragged a shot wide when through on goal in the 53rd minute
Saints have had all four of their home games in December moved so that they can be shown on TV. The fixtures against Manchester United, Arsenal, West Ham and Man City will all be broadcast on either BT Sport or Sky Sports. Manchester United
STEVEN Davis has urged his Northern Ireland teammates to make sure they get something out of their game against Austria tonight. Southampton's Davis will captain his international side in Vienna for their UEFA Nations League tie. The Green
POLICE have launched an appeal after a man was found dead on an 'unlit track' in Hampshire. The man was discovered by a member of the public on the ground next to a BMX bike, just before midnight on Wednesday October 1. It is believed the man
SIXTY staff from Royal Caribbean Cruises took part in a beach clean in Fareham as part of the holiday company’s G.I.V.E. Day volunteering programme. RCL, which operates Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises, worked
A MAN who died in a 'near head on collision' in Cumbria was a Hampshire entrepreneur who was attempting to set up his own airline. Jamie Lindsay was driving his VW Polo on the A7 on Tuesday (October 9) when he hit a White Landrover travelling in
VETS have taken a step forward in understanding the deadly dog disease Alabama Rot, but have warned that identifying the exact cause and potentially finding a cure, will take more time. The research, undertaken by the Royal Veterinary College and
IT’S about time that there was a crackdown on parking on pavements. In the Southampton street where I live this is becoming a daily occurrence. There are local authorities where this practice has become illegal and I wish this would be adopted
MAYA Yoshida’s Japan side were comfortable 3-0 winners in their Kirin Challenge Cup match against Panama. Yoshida was left on the bench by manager Hajime Yorimasu but goals from Takumi Minamino and Junya Ino put Japan in the lead. Panama’s
HALLOWE’EN is almost upon us and that means trick or treating, fancy dress and, most importantly, pumpkins. If you’d rather choose your pumpkin from a farm than buy one from the supermarket shelf, here are a few places to visit across Hampshire
SHANE Long has recovered from the ankle injury that forced him to miss a Republic of Ireland training session. The striker was declared fit to play against Denmark tomorrow night in the first of their UEFA Nations League double-header. Ireland
A BROKEN-down vehicle blocked a lane of a Hampshire motorway this morning. The car blocked lane one of the M3 northbound near junction 12 for Otterbourne. Delays backed up to junction 14 for the M27. The incident has since been cleared
HAMPSHIRE’s civic leader says he is “not surprised” that plans to create a combined Solent authority were scrapped by government. Announced last week, the proposed authority, combining Southampton, Portsmouth, and Isle of Wight councils, would’
POLICE are appealing for information after jewellery was stolen from a store at Whiteley Shopping Centre. The break in at the Pandora store took place after 1:30 am on October 10. CCTV footage shows four males on two motorbikes arrived at the
FROM archaeologists to mycologists, a swarm of experts will be seen in the New Forest over the two weeks starting on Saturday as they lead a series of more than 80 guided walks as part of the National Park's annual festival. Now in its fifth year
A FORMER parish council chairman who admitted raping a teenage girl and sexually assaulting five boys is set to be sentenced today. Mark McCormick, who was the chair of Bursledon Parish Council, previously pleaded guilty to 14 indecent assaults
DRIVERS are more than twice as likely to break down due to hitting a pothole than 12 years ago, according to new research. In the 12 months to the end of September, RAC patrols attended 14,220 breakdowns likely caused by potholes, including incidents
RESIDENTS are being urged to look out for elderly and vulnerable people in the Bitterne Park area after reports of suspicious cold-calling. Police say a man was reported to have approached two elderly people on October 4. He called at homes in
1 In Micheldever... TAKE the family to an unforgettable art exhibition at The Warren Centre, Micheldever Station this weekend. Whether you're free on Saturday or Sunday, this community event will cater for all, with some magnificent artwork
IT'S NOT often an engineering firm has the chance to work on a new castle. Romsey-based consulting civil and structural engineers WFBA recently visited Paultons Park to view visitors enjoying latest addition to its hugely Peppa Pig World attraction
A NEW 40-home development in the heart of Southampton has been approved, with a long-running car dealership set to be bulldozed to make way. Comprising 31 flats and nine houses, the plans were criticised by residents who were concerned with the
The following cases were heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court: Robert Edward Musgrove, 45, of Birch Close, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to stealing beef valued at £40.72 from Sainsbury's. Fined £50 with £30 victim services surcharge. Richard
BUSINESSES leaders from across the South gathered at one of Southampton's iconic buildings for the launch of an event to celebrate one of the city's most famous ships. The Spark, Solent Conference Centre, was the venue for a preview of the programme
I am disgusted with Southampton Labour Party they are planning to cut 2 care homes in Southampton to save money! Both these homes council run are primarily used for residents with dementia is Southampton Labour Party and Leader Chris Hammond aware
Oklahoma! A 75th Anniversary production of the classic Broadway musical Oklahoma! is presented in Romsey next week. The popular Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein musical is the latest production by RAODS at the Plaza Theatre from Tuesday
BRITISH reggae legend MACKA B returns to the south coast on Sunday. Along with his full Roots Ragga band, the Wolverhampton frontman will bring 30 years of Jamaican dancehall and dub to The Joiners, Southampton, as part of his only UK tour this
ONE of the largest available industrial/warehouse units in South Hampshire has been acquired by TH Real Estate. The 125,255 sq ft unit at Hounsdown Business Park, Southampton has been named Optima 125 by its new owners. The unit has undergone
WINCHESTER law firm Trethowans is heading to London next week after being shortlisted for one of the legal industry’s most prestigious national awards. The firm has been shortlisted in the Excellence in Private Client Practice category of the Law
HE IS the former Dragons’ Den star who has a new den. Celebrity entrepreneur Theo Paphitis is Solent University’s new chancellor, a largely ceremonial position he nevertheless intends to take just as seriously as all his other roles over the years
A BANNED former boss of a disgraced Southampton travel firm says he will “seriously consider” making an appeal against his punishment. Keith Trenchard was given an indefinite ban from being a transport manager after his former company, Airlynx
A NEW hunt has been launched by police investigating the murder of Southampton school-girl Lucy McHugh. Police are carrying out new searches at Southampton Sports Centre, where her body was found in July. Officers have now been seen searching
WHEN a large fire ripped through part of an old mill - there was fortunately little damage done to the adjoining historic building. More than 100 years ago, in October 1917, a large fire took place at the historic mills of the Gater family in West
