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Man dies in city centre in ‘unexplained sudden death’
POLICE are treating the sudden death of a man in a Winchester street as unexplained. On Saturday, roads in Winchester were closed due to an ongoing incident on Middle Brook Street involving emergency services. At approximately 6pm on June 29
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Red Arrows wow crowds with Armed Forces Day display
Hundreds of people lined Ryde seafront to watch the Red Arrows as they took to the skies over Hampshire for their Armed Forces Day display on Sunday, June 30. The aerobatics team put on a memorable show, twisting and turning in the cloudy skies
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Eastleigh sign Saint Kitts and Nevis international following Swindon Town exit
EASTLEIGH have announced Tyrese Shade as their fourth signing of the summer following his departure from Swindon Town. The winger began his career at Solihull Moors in 2016 before signing for Leicester City just a year later, where he spent five
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Fire service attend incident in Thornhill
Firefighters have been called to an incident in Thornhill. A photo shared with the Echo shows emergency workers stood next to two vehicles on Weburton Road in Southampton. A red car can be seen with a red motorbike stopped on the road.
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McCarthy set for two more years but do Saints still need to sign another keeper?
ONE of Southampton's summer contract sagas was put to rest on Friday afternoon when the club confirmed Alex McCarthy's new deal. The experienced goalkeeper penned a two-year extension just days before his deal at St Mary's was due to expire.
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Four rescued after lifeboat called out to stricken vessel
Four people have been rescued after a lifeboat was called to a stricken sports boat following an equipment failure. The crew from RNLI Lymington Lifeboat raced to the scene of the incident near Hampstead Ledge on the Isle of Wight on Sunday, June
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Eastleigh announce ticket details ahead of pre-season friendly against Saints
EASTLEIGH season ticket holders have been given a seven-day priority window to purchase tickets for their pre-season friendly against Saints on Friday, July 19 (7pm). Tickets will be available to purchase from 9am on Monday, July 1, with supporters
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Man arrested after drugs and cash found in vehicle search
A man has been arrested after drugs and cash were found inside a vehicle. The 32-year-old man was driving when he was stopped on Ann’s Hill Road in Gosport on Friday afternoon. Police searched the vehicle and found a quantity of drugs and cash
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Saints set to compete in 11-team Women's Championship after Reading withdraw
THE 2024/25 Women's Championship season will operate with only 11 teams, instead of the usual 12, following Reading Women's withdrawal, the FA have confirmed. Southampton FC Women are set to compete in the second tier for a third straight season
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Arrest made after police launch appeal for man wanted on recall to prison
An arrest has been made after police launched an appeal to find a man who was wanted on recall to prison. Police say they have arrested a 22-year-old man. It comes ten days after the force launched an appeal for information regarding the
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Red Arrows set to soar across Hampshire skies today
The Red Arrows display team will soar across Hampshire skies today on their way to perform above the Isle of Wight on Sunday (June 30) as part of IW Armed Forces Day. See the Red Arrows flight map below The display, which will take place over
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Vulnerable warned by police over dangers of cold-callers
The public is being warned to remain cautious as police say the vulnerable are being targeted by scammers. Eastleigh Police is warning the public of salespeople pressuring residents to buy things which may not work or offer poor value for money
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Busy Bassett was once considered a rural retreat
It was once a rural area desired by the rich and important, a place in which to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life in the nearby busy county borough of Southampton. The area encompassing modern-day Bassett was part of the parish of North
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‘Dismay’ at taxi driver responses to rule changes about drug testing
Concerns have been raised over responses made by a ‘minority’ in the taxi industry to introducing new rules for drivers. Southampton City Council’s licensing committee approved several changes to the taxi policy. This included requiring hackney
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More than 400 people take part in fundraising run at airport
More than 400 runners took part in the Run the Runway event to raise money for Naomi House & Jacksplace. The fundraising event, held at Solent Airport on June 23, saw the participants race a 5k-stretch on the runway, raising more than £7,000.
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Green fingered children clean-up play area after dirt and debris washed over site
Green fingered children have taken matters into their own hands after a water leak restricted an area of St James’ Park in Shirley. Children and their parents sprang into action on Monday evening, June 24, after flowing water washed debris and
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Hampshire project calls on survivors to help put an end to domestic abuse
A Hampshire project is putting survivors at the centre of efforts to end domestic abuse. The project, announced on June 24 by UK-wide charity SafeLives, aims to transform Hampshire's approach to domestic abuse, by prioritising victim and survivor
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Research programme to assess effect of climate change on oceans
A marine science research programme is using innovative new technologies to monitor how the ocean is changing in response to the climate. Leading the project is the Southampton-based National Oceanography Centre (NOC), in partnership with three
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Hythe care home to host Olympic-style sports day
A Hythe care home is set to host its own Olympic-style sports day for the community. Care UK’s Carpathia Grange will be part of The Big Care UK Sports Day, on July 10, a nationwide initiative involving over 130 care homes. Guests can participate
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5 of the best restaurants to find in Southampton for Turkish cuisine
Southampton is home to many restaurants which offer great cuisines from all around the world, including Turkish. It relies heavily on meat, vegetables, herbs and fish seeing the creation of dishes including kebabs, meze assortments, baklava, kofte
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Moped police chase ends in drug offences arrest
A moped police chase ended with a young Southampton man being arrested on drug offences. On Monday, June 24, officers on patrol stopped to advise a 21-year-old moped owner in Hedge End on how to make sure to keep his vehicle from being stolen.
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MP candidate 'has not earned right to criticise opponent' - Letter
Dear Sidney Yankson - Welcome to Southampton. It used to be a well-respected city, but, as is always the case, city councillors have, over the years, destroyed the people's culture and replaced it with a student culture, especially this Labour
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New Romsey homeware shop secures first £600 from council grant
Journey’s End Interiors, a new upscale homeware shop in Romsey, has received £600 from Test Valley Borough Council's Independent Retailer Grant. Co-owner Matt Bishop offers an array of handcrafted furniture, bespoke kitchens, and exclusive items
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Unique summer event invites families to build teddy bears at Dobbies
Dobbies garden centre is launching a Teddy Bears' Picnic event at its Cadnam store this summer, aimed at families with children aged 3-10 years. The 90-minute session, set to take place on July 27 and August 3 and 4 in the afternoon, will offer
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New special education and disability units to open at Southampton schools
Two new units for children with special educational needs and disabilities will open at schools in Southampton. Senior councillors HAVE signed off on the plans for additional provision at Woodlands Community College in Harefield and St Mary’s CE
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Climate change ‘bit of a hoax’ says Reform candidate
Reform UK's candidate for Southampton Test has branded climate change “a bit of a hoax” at an election hustings event. John Edwards also said he did not think there was a climate emergency “as such” during the event at St James' by the Park last
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'This is the biggest we have had' - Dozens turn out for Trans Pride in Southampton
The streets of Southampton were filled as Trans Pride marched through the city on Saturday. Activists took to the streets in the demonstration to raise awareness of the transgender rights movement. The event saw dozens of young and old meet
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Meet the chef who switched top London kitchens for a great Hampshire gastropub
He's worked in some of the top kitchens in London, and now Reece Taylor is bringing sustainable and seasonal delights to customers at The Brushmakers Arms in Upham. What first inspired you to become a chef? "Watching TV programmes with Keith
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Solent University student wins 2024 Graduate Fashion Marketing Award
A student from Solent University has won a special fashion award at the 2024 Graduate Fashion Week. Jennifer Harriman, a BA (Hons) Fashion and Beauty Media third-year student, has won the esteemed Fashion Marketing Award. Her innovative marketing
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'Taken too soon': Tributes left on road where motorcyclist died in crash
Floral tributes have been left at the scene of a fatal crash where a 20-year-old motorcyclist lost his life. Kieran Short, 20, died in the crash on Thursday after the black motorbike he was riding was involved in a collision with two cars.
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Spooky illuminated Halloween trail set to thrill
A NEW after-dark Halloween attraction will open at Moors Valley Country Park and Forest in Ringwood this autumn. The newly designed illuminated trail, filled with spooky surprises, will be open from October 25 to November 3. The trail opens
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Free hot breakfast for armed forces personnel at Tesco café
Armed forces personnel can enjoy a free hot breakfast at Tesco café in Southampton this weekend. Today (June 30) all serving personnel, regulars and reservists can present their MOD90 identification at Hamble Lane, Bursledon to claim breakfast.
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Woman who attacked police officer among those at magistrates' court
The following cases have been heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court... ROBBIE WEST, 30, of Osborne Road South pleaded guilty to drink driving on Lawn Road in Southampton. He was caught with 53 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath. He was
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Solent University student wins prize for interior design work
An interior design student at Solent University in Southampton has been awarded a prize for her final year major project by local homebuilder Vistry Group. The company presented the Linden Homes Award to Isabelle Bull, from Chichester who is completing
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Award recognition for Eastleigh hospitality lecturer shaping future chef's
An Eastleigh hospitality lecturer has been recognised for his work in a prestigious national teacher award. Greg Cheeseman of Eastleigh College was awarded a silver in the Further Education Lecturer of the Year category of the Pearson National
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Man arrested after reports he groped himself whilst being served in shop
A man has been arrested after reports he groped and played with himself whilst being served in a shop. Police arrested a 21-year-old man from Gosport after the incident on West Street in Fareham. The force received reports that the man had
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Bitterne Park School students celebrate prom at St Mary's Stadium
Students at Bitterne Park School have celebrated their prom at the home of Southampton Football Club, St Mary’s Stadium. Arriving in sports cars and even horse drawn carriages, year 11 pupils celebrated the end of their academic year before breaking-up
