Mark Hughes insists the manner of his team’s performance against Manchester United proves Saints are determined to turn things around under his leadership. Hughes has been under increasing pressure with Saints struggling for results and slipping
Eastleigh 2 Dover 2. FOR a second week running Eastleigh were held on home territory by one of their former managers. This time it was Andy Hessenthaler who left the Silverlake with a share of the points – but, truth to tell, his Dover Athletic
Under pressure Mark Hughes got a performance but not quite the result he was hoping for from his team as Saints let a two-goal lead slip to draw 2-2 with Manchester United at St Mary’s. Saints flew out of the traps to get a cushion and looked
It’s been three weeks since Mark Hughes’ side have played at home due to the international break and then two fixtures on the road. This game sees the start of a hectic period for Saints now with a tricky run of games coming their way in a short
A SUPERCAR has been left badly damaged after a crash on the M3 on Saturday. The Ferrari was involved in a single-vehicle crash on the southbound carriageway of the motorway, at junction 11 for Winchester. A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman
A NUMBER of Westquay restaurants have remained closed for a second day due to a water issue. More than a dozen restaurants were forced to close yesterday lunchtime due to a burst waterpipe. Now it has been confirmed they will remain closed again
EASTLEIGH'S Silverlake Stadium pitch has passed a 12.30pm inspection and this afternoon's Vanarama National League showdown with Dover Athletic is ON. The match marks the first return to Stoneham Lane for Andy Hessenthaler who left the Spitfires
DRIVERS faced delays of over an hour this afternoon due to a vehicle fire on the M3. Two lanes were closed southbound shortly before midday due to the incident between junctions nine (for Winnall) and 11 (for Winchester). Delays of 90 minutes
EASTLEIGH’S National League showdown with Andy Hessenthaler’s Dover Athletic has a fighting chance of going ahead this afternoon (3pm). After heavy overnight rain, the Spitfires brought a planned pitch inspection forward an hour to 10am at the
FOR the past three centuries, methods of thatching have been passed down from generation to generation. Because the materials were cheap and available, thatch was the only type of roofing in most of England until the late 1800s. After most people
HAMPSHIRE police are today launching their annual Christmas drink-drive blitz in a bid to keep death off the road during the festive period. Their message to any motorist tempted to flout the law is: “It’s not worth the risk.” People caught drink
A VEGAN food festival is set to take place in Fareham in the run up to Christmas. The event will take place on December 8 at Fareham leisure centre from 10am until 4pm. Event organisers Amanda Barnes, from Mug Shot Coffee Shop community project
A NEW parkrun aimed at children is taking off more slowly than hoped, according to city council figures. The city council wants to see 5,000 children aged 4-14 years taking part in the weekly run at North Walls Park in Winchester in the 2018-19
POLICE have confirmed a body has been found at Southampton Common. It comes after organisers confirmed today's parkrun on Southampton Common had been cancelled following a 'serious incident'. Hampshire Constabulary has confirmed officers are
STUART Armstrong never expected he would just walk into Saints’ first-team after his summer arrival from Celtic. Armstrong made his Premier League debut on the opening day of the season against Burnley and was then benched for the following six
YOU don’t have to book flights to Lapland to see Santa this Christmas, there are plenty of magical encounters with the big man himself to be had around Hampshire this December. From zoos to farms and steam trains to funfairs, this year Father Christmas
A PROTEST against air pollution has been organised by clean-air campaigners. The event on December 15 will see activists take to the streets to campaign against poor air quality. Organisers say they will roll 110 orange balls down the steps of
MILLIONS of commuters will be hit with an above-inflation fare rise of 3.1% from January 2. According to Office of Rail and Road data, it will be the largest rise since January 2013. Many long-distance commuters will see the annual cost of getting
NEW figures reveal that the county's ambulance service is one of only two trusts in England which is meeting its national performance targets this year. The South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) hit all of the benchmarks required
A POPULAR swimming complex in Romsey is set to reopen after a £1.5 million revamp. The Romsey Rapids Sports Complex will reopen to the public by February 18. Places Leisure, the company that runs the complex together with Test Valley Borough
Looking for a home with a sauna, steam room and private river jetty? If so this unique contemporary home could be yours for £1.65 million Hamble Landing, a unique family home with contemporary flair, is situated in a prime location in the village
I have wondered for quite a while if not just players, from abroad in particular, but also managers, wherever they are from, take the League Cup as seriously as we did at one time. The only difference between that and the FA Cup really is that
Mark Hughes has urged Saints to rise to the challenge of beating Manchester United to finally end their long wait for a home win. With their sole Premier League victory at St Mary’s over the past year coming back in April, Saints fans are desperate
A NEW 'home for home' for cancer patients has opened its doors. CLIC Sargent held an opening ceremony for Jean's House in Southampton which is now open and helping families in desperate need. It comes after a fundraising appeal to transform
A DOCTOR told a murder trial he thought a six-week-old baby had been “hurled by the leg” and his head “smashed against a hard surface” shortly before dying. Winchester Crown heard from consultant paediatrician Dr Dewi Evans who also said the baby
By Bradley Halcrow IF CHRISTMAS hasn’t hit Southampton already, it did last night as pop punk royalty came to town. Bowling For Soup came back to the UK shores this week for their second UK tour this year. The Get Happy Tour 2018, back in
