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FORMER Saint Charlie Austin has lashed out at the club's fans on Twitter. The striker spent three years at St Mary's before joining West Brom last summer. He was allowed to leave the club after being deemed surplus to requirements by manager

Ralph Hasenhuttl bemoaned his side's second-half performance against Burnley. The Saints boss also explained why he replaced Jan Bednarek with Jannik Vestergaard after his side's third successive defeat. Bednarek had played every Premier League

Add some stylish accents to your space with an eye-catching trailing plant in a hanging pot or planter. By Hannah Stephenson. Trailing plants aren't just for outdoor hanging baskets and planters. Used imaginatively, they can create a stylish haven

An island escape with unspoilt beaches, lush gardens and top notch food was the reward after a short ferry trip for Joanna Davis I HAVE many happy childhood memories of the Isle of Wight. But I don't think I've learnt to properly appreciate this

A HAMPSHIRE school has joined forces with a construction company to assess the potential impact of a controversial new development on the local bird population. Children from Milford on Sea Primary School have made a series of suggestions to Pennyfarthing

HAMPSHIRE residents will face a tax hike but will also see more investment across the county over the next year. Civic chiefs have pledged to invest millions of pounds in maintaining and improving roads, expanding schools and tackle climate change

PREGNANT women, breastfeeding mothers and people taking medication should not eat foods containing an ingredient derived from the cannabis plant, a regulator has warned. In its first ever safety advice to consumers on CBD (cannabidiol) products

MOTORISTS have been urged to dig out their bucket and sponge and give their dirty licence plates a clean after a motorist was stopped on the M6. The car was spotted by NW Motorway Police.  A spokesman added: "The driver was reported for a registration

PLANS for Southampton’s first-ever all-through school have been given the green light.  Planning bosses have  backed the proposals for a new 900-place four-to-16 school at the site of St Mark’s Church of England Primary School and the nearby ex-civil

PLANS to crackdown on litterbugs in Southampton have been given the green light. People who will be caught dropping litter and cigarette butts on city streets will be fined up to £75. It comes as city councillors have given the go ahead to the