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  • South Western Railway workers vote to continue strike action

    WORKERS on South Western Railway have voted to continue taking strike action in the long-running dispute over guards on trains. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union backed more walkouts by 416, with 88 voting against. A bigger majority

  • Hasenhuttl refuses to be drawn on Vestergaard's future

    RALPH Hasenhuttl refused to be drawn on discussing Jannik Vestergaard's future at Saints. Leicester have made an enquiry regarding the player's availability, with initial reports suggesting a fee of around £15m. But it was reported by the Daily

  • Man carried out string of child sex offences over nine years

    A MAN has been jailed for 25 years after being found guilty of a string of sex offences. Dean Randall, 41, was found guilty of four counts of rape, three counts of buggery, four counts of indecency with a child, and 15 counts of indecent assault

  • Cedric faces a spell out of the side

    CEDRIC has been ruled out of action for three weeks. The defender limped off at Selhurst Park on Tuesday night during Saints' 2-0 win. And speaking ahead of this weekend's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Tottenham, Ralph Hasenhuttl revealed

  • PRECISLEY, PLEASINGLY PERFECT

    Honda's second generation HR-V lifestyle crossover SUV revived an idea that was originally ahead of the game. Jonathan Crouch looks at the improved model. Ten Second Review This improved second generation Honda HR-V aims to stake a strong claim

  • PARTY LIKE IT'S 2008

    Peugeot 2008 Peugeot's 2008 is a more sophisticated thing in second generation form. Jonathan Crouch takes a look. Ten Second Review Peugeot's second generation 2008 is a small SUV that offers an arguably more sophisticated take on the kind

  • ROARING NINETIES

    Volvo XC90 (2014 – 2018) Models Covered 5dr SUV (2.0 petrol T5,T6 / 2.0 turbo & supercharged T8 plug-in hybrid / 2.0 diesel D5) Introduction Volvo’s second generation XC90 was worth the wait, a seven-seat luxury SUV that gave key rivals

  • Leicester make Vestergaard enquiry

    LEICESTER City are interested in Saints defender Jannik Vestergaard. Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers is looking to sign a centre-back in this window which has promted his club to get in contact with Saints to enquire about Vestergaard. It's been

  • Children's author pays a visit to Romsey school

    A CHILDREN'S author paid a visit to a Romsey school to read her latest book. Anne Wan entertained pupils in Years R, 1 and 2 at the Romsey Abbey C of E Primary School, Church Lane, where she read her book called Manners Fit for the Queen. Deputy

  • Mourinho will be without Winks for Saints clash

    TOTTENHAM will be hoping for good news on Harry Winks’ ankle injury after boss Jose Mourinho said the midfielder would be out for “weeks not months” ahead of their FA Cup clash with Saints on Saturday. The Spurs midfielder hobbled off during the

  • THE MIDWEEK VIEW: Ralph's recent success has created a dilemma

    SAINTS’ recent success has handed manager Ralph Hasenhuttl a dilemma going into this weekend. Normally for the St Mary’s club, Premier League safety is paramount and would take precedence over an FA Cup run. But after the latest round of top-flight

  • Dog nearly dies after eating poisonous plant on walk

    DOG OWNERS are being told to be vigilant after a dog nearly died from eating a poisonous plant on a beach. Kimmy, a one-year old black Labrador, was enjoying a walk on Highcliffe beach in Dorset before falling ill and convulsing as a result of

  • READER LETTER: 'Litter and flytipping a blight on our city'

    I WAS poised to pen a letter regarding the noticeable litter in the city, when along came a letter from Paddy Maxwell on a similar theme. Unfortunately it is not just litter blighting our city but also flytipping unwanted items such as discarded

  • Firm creating jobs thanks to cruise ships boom

    A COMPANY which refurbishes passenger ships is increasing its staff count by at least 15 per cent amid “staggering” growth in the cruise market. Southampton-based Trimline says it hopes to recruit locally where possible as it looks to increase its

  • Police probe after hammer-wielding robber targets betting shop

    A MAN armed with a hammer threatened shop staff in Eastleigh before making away with cash from the till. Officers were called to Megabet on Leigh Road, Eastleigh after a man entered the store holding a hammer and threatened the cashier before stealing

  • City groups unite in fight against FGM

    A NEW movement in Southampton is making a stand against female genital mutilation (FGM). To spread awareness about the illegal procedure, which involves female genitals being deliberately cut, injured or changed, a Zero Tolerance to FGM Day will

  • Rail operator needs to ‘Step up or step aside’

    HAMPSHIRE MPs and campaigners are calling for change following speculation a major south coast train operator could be nationalised. South Western Railway (SWR) which operates train services between Hampshire and London could be nationalised by

  • Knife wielding teenager banned from Southampton college

    A TEENAGE boy has been banned from a Southampton college after he was caught with a knife outside the building. The 17-year-old boy was caught carrying a knife on March 25 outside Southampton City College on St Mary's Street. Police received

  • Southampton to see in Chinese New Year

    SOUTHAMPTON'S Chinese New Year celebrations commence this weekend with entertainment, workshops and traditional displays. January 25 marks the start of the Year of the Rat, and there will be plenty of culture and activities for residents to get

  • Eastleigh college shortlisted for national education award

    EASTLEIGH College has been shortlisted for a national education award after being recognised for its excellence in GCSE re-sits. The sixth form college was shortlisted for the "Outstanding GCSE resits provision" award at the Times Education Supplement's

  • Topshop and Topman to shutdown in the city centre

    A POPULAR fashion retailer is to close its shutters for the last time in Southampton next month. Topshop and Topman on Above Bar Street will be shutting down on February 29, but the retailer would not reveal why the Southampton branch would be closing

  • City rent prices are on the rise, new figures reveal

    RENT in Southampton has gone up over the last year costing renters nearly £850 a month, according to a new index. In Southampton in the final quarter of 2019, rent was up by 1.7 per cent - with the average rent costing £843. But despite the increase

  • History beckons for Spacey-Cale's Saints Women

    MARIEANNE Spacey-Cale is getting her Saints Women side ready to make history on Sunday. They will be playing at St Mary’s for the first time when they welcome Coventry in the fourth round of the FA Cup. The fixture comes the day after the first