TOM Alsop’s career-best one-day score helped Hampshire continue their 100 per cent record in the Royal London One Day Cup as they thrashed Glamorgan by seven wickets. The holders followed their 90-run win against Kent by chasing down Glamorgan’
EASTLEIGH remain in control of their own destiny despite a fourth defeat in five games. Goals either side of half-time gave Dagenham & Redbridge a 2-0 Good Friday win in what was Ben Strevens’ first visit to his former club as Eastleigh’s manager
NEWCASTLE boss Rafael Benitez has called for one final push against Saints to edge the club over the Premier League finishing line. The sides meet at St James’ Park this evening separated by one place and two points with the Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side
A SOLICITOR has been jailed for more than eight years for sexually abusing children he befriended at meetings of a Christian youth group. Appearing at Southampton Crown Court Michael Pulsford, 68, was imprisoned for behaviour described by the judge
EASTER Saturday will see the launch of the first of the Alresford Heritage days in which three historic attractions in the town will be open to the public from 11.00 – 4.00. The Old Fire Station at the bottom of Broad Street now houses the Town’
A FATHER who could not cope with chronic anxiety and depression hanged himself in the hallway of his Eastleigh home. Simon Jones, 34, was discovered by his wife Gemma on return from a family visit on October 14 last year, an inquest in Winchester
I am a Winchester resident and I am inundated with leaflets, menus and other rubbish that I do not want. On my door I have “No leaflets” but this is ignored. I am certain that these people cannot read. I suggest that they go back to school
I AM writing in response to the recent letter from a member of the Cats Protection League regarding the licensing of air rifles. I own a number of air rifles and also have pet cats. While the shooting of cats is abhorrent (and illegal) to any
WHEN you say Easter many people think about bunnies, chicks and chocolate eggs. Another Easter essential is hot cross buns, and Carl Bartlett has had eight years experience at Asda Gosport. The bakery team at Asda bake and precision cross up
SOUTHAMPTON residents are being reminded that they can still seek medical attention over the Easter weekend. GP surgeries will be closed and A&E departments and paramedics are at their busiest over the four-day Easter bank holiday. The minor
EXTINCTION Rebellion protests highlighting the dangers of climate change and calling on Theresa May's government to declare a climate emergency are causing huge disruption in the capital. And protesters from Southampton are taking key roles in
Which is the best coffee shop in Southampton? Now is your opportunity to help us answer that question. Whether your poison is the sweet melange known as mocha, the straighter black americano or the energy inducing espresso - why not nominate
A WINCHESTER man has been jailed after dialling 999 and abusing call handlers. Anthony Walters, 55, of St John’s Road, was jailed for ten weeks following a hearing at Basingstoke Magistrates Court on Monday. Magistrates also imposed a Criminal
After climate change activists took their protests to the roof of a train, with one man gluing himself to it, we asked people if they thought their actions would help. Jamie Beeson, 40, senior property manager, of Andover Road, Winchester, said:
Saints have plenty of motivation to keep pushing until the end of the season with an extra £10m up for grabs in Premier League prize money. Though the first priority is for Saints to make mathematically certain of top-flight survival, there is
A SHOP owner has put in a planning application to change the use of their retail store to a hot food takeaway and install extraction flue. The location of the store is 3-4 East Street, Southampton, and a decision is yet to be made by Southampton
THE Cookie Monster will return to the ABP Southampton Marathon for a fifth year. After Carlo Leeuwen’s father passed away from motor neurone disease, he signed up for a one-off run to raise as much money and awareness as he could for the condition
AN EXHIBITION of Hampshire photography will be on display this Easter weekend. A photo exhibition will take place at the Eastleigh Swan Shopping Centre on April 19, 20 and 22. It is being held to raise money for Naomi House and Jacksplace hospices
MORE “disgusting” piles of filth and rubbish have been dumped at a Hampshire recycling centre. Cardboard boxes, children’s toys and a a bicycle are just some of the items left by fly tippers n a car park beside the River Itchen in Southampton.
A NATIONAL charity for breast cancer patients with a welcoming Hampshire hub has appointed a new chief executive. Sally Hall will now be at the helm of Breast Cancer Haven, which supports people living with the disease and their families from five
THE life of Southampton schoolgirl Lucy McHugh will be remembered this weekend in a special fundraising event. Hundreds of people are expected to gather on Saturday at Mansel Park to honour the 13-year-old, whose body was discovered in woodland
A TEENAGER accused of poaching on private land has been given a conditional discharge but been ordered to forfeit his dog. Joe Butler, 18, of Coxford Down, Micheldever, admitted trespassing in pursuit of game on land at Laverstoke on December 30
A NEW energy tariff could save Southampton residents hundreds of pounds. Southampton City Council is urging residents to see if they could save hundreds on their energy bills following the launch of CitizEn Energy's new gas and electricity tariff
The winners of the inaugural 2019 SO Star Awards were announced at a glitzy gala awards’ ceremony held at the Southampton Harbour Hotel and Spa. The celebration of tourism, business and retail, the new SO Star Awards, with title sponsor GO! Southampton
Ralph Hasenhuttl is expecting changes at Saints following the departure of chairman Ralph Krueger but insists it is still business as usual at the club. Krueger left St Mary’s after it was decided his contract would not be renewed at the end of
Ralph Hasenhuttl will not stand in Charlie Austin’s way if the striker decides he wants to leave Saints in the summer. The 29-year-old has found his chances severely limited in recent months and could find himself further down the pecking order
