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Woman, 90s, suffers serious injuries after crash with suspected drunk driver
A pedestrian in her 90s suffered serious injuries after being hit by a suspected drunk driver in Lyndhurst. The incident happened in Gosport Lane around 4.30pm on Friday, when a silver Citroen C3 turned from the High Street and was in collision
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Police want to speak to men after £900 tent taken from camp shop
Officers want to speak with two men after a £900 was stolen from a Go Outdoors store in Southampton. The incident happened at the store in Third Avenue, just after 7.30pm on Friday, May 3. Police said that two men entered the store and left
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Dr Michael Mosley's widow vows to continue the work that gave them 'so much joy'
Dr Clare Bailey Mosley, the widow of late TV doctor Michael Mosley, has said she wants to “continue with the work that gave Michael and myself so much joy”. The broadcaster is credited with popularising the 5:2 diet and died earlier this month.
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Cheeky holidaymaker reveals 'brilliant' hack to avoid 'stupid' Ryanair charge
A holidaymaker recreated an iconic scene from Friends in order to dodge a “stupid” £50 baggage fine from Ryanair. Connor Kirk was ready to board his flight back from Lanzarote last week when he says he was told his carry-on duffel bag was too large
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The 'little-known' dog collar law could see pet owners fined £5000
Pet owners have been warned about this "little-known" dog collar law that could lead them to a £5000 fine if broken. Having a furry friend can be a fun and joyful experience but it is also an important responsibility. There are key laws that
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The 9 common garden plants that could devalue your home by thousands
As we approach the warmer months venturing back into the garden and nurturing all the plants forgotten over winter will prove tempting. But were you aware of the nine garden plants that you do not want anywhere near your own personal plot of peace
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Millions of Netflix viewers warned of £1,000 TV Licence fine
Brits watching Netflix without a TV licence have been warned they could face fines of £1,000. Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. But if you
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Nile Rodgers and Chic gearing up for Southampton performance
Nile Rodgers and Chic are gearing up to perform in Southampton this weekend. The rock and roll hall of famer will be playing to a packed-out crowd in Guildhall Square as part of the Southampton Summer Sessions taking place this month. For more
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Saints and Villa reportedly leading the race to sign Swindon starlet with fee named
SAINTS are reportedly 'leading' the race, alongside Aston Villa, to sign Swindon Town starlet Harley Hunt The 16 year old has already made three senior appearances for the Robins in League Two, starting games against Grimsby Town and Morecambe
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Delays on approach to Itchen Bridge after crash - live updates
1:35pm The traffic on Portsmouth Road is building due to the impact of the crash and the road works. (Image: AA Traffic
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Major change announced to city's e-bike hire scheme
Beryl has been dropped as the provider of Southampton's e-bike hire scheme. The bike hire provider in the city is set to be replaced at the end of this month which will “make travel easier for residents", according to a senior councillor. Beryl
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Police release CCTV image after Waitrose champagne theft
Police have released a CCTV image after alcohol was stolen from a Waitrose store. Alcohol, including champagne, was stolen from the supermarket, on The Furlong in Ringwood, between 8.15am and 8.35am on Friday, May 31. Hampshire Police have
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Yellow heat health alert issued for Southampton
A yellow heat health alert has been issued for Hampshire next week. The alert, issued by the UK Health and Security Agency (UKHSA) in conjunction with the Met Office, warns of the "potential for significant impacts to be observed across the health
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GBH arrest made after fight near student flats
A man has been arrested after a fight near a student accommodation block in Southampton on Friday night. Scores of police officers descended on Canute Road in Ocean Village on Friday night after reports of a fight. It happened near the Lucia
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Hampshire man fined and banned from roads for drink driving
A HAMPSHIRE man has been fined more than £400 for drink driving in Chandler's Ford. Tu Vuong, of Hornbeam Road, Chandler's Ford, was caught on School Lane on Thursday, April 25, a court heard. Vuong, 29, was found to have 52mg of alcohol in
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Inside beautiful village home with exposed oak beams now on the market
A BEAUTIFUL detached home has gone on the market in a quaint Hampshire village. The home, on Manor Farm Lane, Michelmersh, just outside Romsey, is being sold through Henshaw Fox for £799,000. Tom Henshaw, managing director at Henshaw Fox Estate
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Hampshire edged out by Sussex in tight Vitality Blast affair
NATHAN McAndrew was electric with the bat and miserly with the ball as Sussex Sharks went second in the Vitality Blast South Group with a seven-run victory over Hampshire Hawks. Australian all-rounder McAndrew hammered 32 off 11 balls to boost
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Weather forecast for Saturday at the Isle of Wight Festival
ISLE of Wight Festival goers have been blessed by great weather after the opening two days — and it's set to continue today (Saturday). Pretty much like Thursday and yesterday (Friday), the forecast looks good, but starting fresh and breezy, as
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Unusual tropical fish photographed in the Solent by sailor
An unusual fish has been photographed in the Solent. The Ocean Sunfish, known scientifically as Mola mola, was snapped in Gurnard Bay, off the coast of the Isle of Wight, on Thursday by reader Amy Ferrier. In the UK, sunfish may be seen between
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How to get a free slice of cake at Farmhouse Inns pubs today with 2 secret words
UK pub chain Farmhouse Inns is giving away free slices of cake for one day only. Customers can indulge in a piece of cake at their local pub for free in an offer that celebrates the start of summer this weekend and the chain's 20th birthday.
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Solent NHS gold prize 2024: Recognition for asset management expertise
A Solent NHS employee has received a staff gold award. Bernadette Cherry, an NHS property expert and head of asset management, is the 2024 gold award winner for Solent NHS Estates and Facilities, in recognition of her "awesomeness." Described
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'My husband died not wearing a bike helmet - now I want to see them made law'
A Totton woman who lost her husband in a bike crash has started a campaign to make wearing a helmet the law. Ashley Cron, 37, was cycling home from a family party when he fell into a ditch in Tatchbury Lane, Netley Marsh, and died from serious
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The chef bringing award-winning Caribbean cuisine to Southampton
He's the chef bringing award-winning Caribbean cuisine to Southampton. Turtle Bay head chef Daniel Petrescu talks spices and goat in our meet the chef column. What first inspired you to become a chef? "When I was young, I was absolutely
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Move It to Mayflower Theatre for Madagascar the Musical this summer
Move it to Mayflower Theatre where all your favourite creatures from Madagascar will be on stage in August. Join Alex, Marty, Melman, Gloria and the penguins as they escape from their home in New York’s Central Park Zoo and find themselves on
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National park chiefs reject solar farm plan - despite 'hypocrisy' claims
Planning chiefs have rejected an application to build a solar farm on a greenfield site the size of almost 14 football pitches. Members of the New Forest National Park Authority (NPA) heard that the 25-acre scheme at Thornlands Farm in Fletchwood
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Old-time recipes preserved by care home and pupils
A Hythe care home partnered with local school pupils to preserve old-fashioned recipes. A Care UK survey at the Carpathia Grange, Southampton Road, revealed that 65 per cent of people have stopped using hand-me-down recipes. Yet, 43 per cent
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The new bespoke treatments bringing healing magic to a New Forest spa
A New Forest spa has become one of the first in the UK to launch its own bespoke ayurvedic treatments, designed to rebalance the mind, body and spirit. Herb House, at Lime Wood, has flown in expert ayurvedic therapist and Reiki healer Sheena Chandran
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Calls for tougher rules on lithium batteries following devastating house fire
A charity is calling for stricter safety measures for lithium batteries after a fire ripped through a row of houses in Gosport. The fire, which broke out on Wednesday night in Hill Park Road, forced families to flee their homes. Following the
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Benali on England at EURO 2024, Højbjerg and Bertrand's retirement
ENGLAND’S start to EURO 2024 has certainly been disappointing. The manager and the squad have come in for a bit of criticism, and rightly so, after their opening game win over Serbia and Thursday’s 1-1 draw with Denmark. With the array of talent
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Election candidate says she needs security to ensure she can 'go home alive'
A general election candidate says she will only attend advertised public events with security guards to ensure she can “go home alive”. Caroline Nokes is standing for the Conservative party in Romsey and Southampton North, a seat she has represented
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How every player Saints sold last summer fared during 2023/24 campaign
SAINTS received over £150million from selling players last summer, vital funds following their relegation from the Premier League. That money helped the club alleviate the financial implications that come with relegation to the Championship.
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School embracing Euros fever with weekly football tournament
A primary school in Southampton is getting into the Euros fever with a weekly football competition. Staff and pupils from Year 6 from Weston Park Primary School have teamed up for their Football Friday competition. Planning for the competition
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5 of the best Southampton pubs with a beer garden to visit in the city
Southampton is a place with a great selection of pubs to choose from, and with several bank holidays coming up, you may want to seek some out for the extended weekends. Hopefully, the weather will also be a bit sunnier as the summer emerges so
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Hampshire couple hold Snickers-themed wedding - this is why
A Fareham couple had their own Snickers-themed wedding after winning a competition by the snack brand. Nicoleta and Thomas Barr were the winners of the brand’s Own Goal Wedding competition which targeted couples who booked their wedding day on
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New Forest town ranked as the best spot for a dog-friendly holiday in the UK
A New Forest town has been ranked as the best dog-friendly holiday hotspot in the UK, according to new research. Lymington was named as the best place for a 'dogcation' on a list from the pet insurance company Petsure. Discussing the creation
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Man banned from city road after attacking emergency worker
The following cases have been heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court... SIMON WOOD, 46, of Bluebell Road, Southampton was found guilty of criminal damage to a mobile phone in Redhill, Southampton. He received a nine-month conditional discharge
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Discovery of archaeological remains could halt student flats plans
Plans to replace a popular pub with student flats could be scuppered after archaeological remains were found. Prehistoric activity has been discovered near The Firehouse Pub, which closed its doors for good last year. Civic chiefs last year
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Four Totton and Eling pubs among Daily Echo Pub of the Year 2024 finalists
Four Totton and Eling pubs have been named among the finalists in the Daily Echo's Pub of the Year 2024. The list also features the city centre pub which pays homage to the world's most famous liner and a popular Botley tap room. The pubs
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Revellers celebrated when revamped pub reopened in 2008 - were you there?
Revellers enjoyed a party to celebrate the reopening of the Ship Inn, in Redbridge, Southampton, when these pictures were taken. Regulars were snapped at the venue more than 16 years ago as the new owners launched an updated menu in the revamped
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Vivid Homes seeks consent to replace bin store destroyed by fire
A housing association has applied for planning permission to rebuild a communal bin store that was engulfed by fire last year. The facility at Thomas Grant Avenue in Gosport was so badly damaged in the blaze in October 2023 that it had to be demolished
