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Archer makes 'pressure' admission ahead of facing Leicester
FORWARD Cameron Archer felt Southampton put "too much" pressure on themselves ahead of facing AFC Bournemouth - and wants to avoid repeating that before they meet Leicester on Saturday. Russell Martin's side lost 3-1 at the Vitality Stadium last
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Six people jailed after 22-year-old stabbed during drug deal
Six people have been jailed for a total of more than 54 years following the stabbing of a man in Gosport. Levi Kent, 22, was stabbed to death in Gosport in November 2023 after he refused to carry out a drug deal with Tommy West, 18, and Aiden West
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Police forced to defend themselves after parking on kerb at incident
Hampshire police officers in Totton have taken to social media to defend themselves after being criticised for parking on double yellow lines. A vehicle broke down on the roundabout at Maynard Road, Totton, on Tuesday last week which caused traffic
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Man assaulted by two others in car which later caught fire
A man was assaulted inside a vehicle which later crashed into a tree and caught fire, police have said. A man was allegedly assaulted by two others inside the vehicle during the incident on Thornhill Park Road, at around 8.40pm last night.
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Man allegedly spat at Bluestar bus driver after being refused access
A passenger allegedly spat at a bus driver after being told he was not allowed to get on with his bike. Police have released a CCTV image as they investigate the incident, which happened on the Bluestar U1A bus on The Avenue, near the junction
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‘Devoted Christian’ travelled from home to pray outside abortion clinic
A "devoted Christian" breached an abortion clinic buffer zone after travelling 40 minutes from his home to pray for the "end of abortion across the world". Adam Smith-Connor, 51, travelled from his home in Marchwood to Bournemouth on several occasions
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Hunt for footage after motorcycle rider left with potentially life-changing injuries
Police are searching for CCTV and dashcam footage after a Titchfield motorcyclist was left with potentially life-changing injuries. Titchfield Road in Stubbington was closed for hours on Sunday afternoon after a serious crash involving a moped
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Comedian Miranda Hart secretly marries at Hampshire village church
Comedian Miranda Hart secretly got married at a 1,000-year-old church in a Hampshire village, the Daily Mail has reported. The 51-year-old recently revealed through her new book that she married a mystery man. However, details of the wedding
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Woman named after fatal fall from cruise ship on way to Southampton
A woman has been named after falling overboard to her death on a cruise ship that was on the way to Southampton. Jessica Andrea Gómez Granda, a 28-year-old woman from Colombia, has been named by the Colombian consulate in London. The 28-year-old
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Saints international round-up as Sugawara goes unused and Bednarek scores own goal
SOUTHAMPTON'S international stars are due back at Staplewood following the conclusion of October's international break. Five senior Saints players represented their nations this month, with a further two loaned-out players pulling on the shirt.
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Road closed and traffic building due to a jack-knifed lorry
1:40pm AA Traffic News reports that traffic is coping well. 12:54pm
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Former captain Fonte admits Saints move was 'best decision of my life'
FORMER captain Jose Fonte admitted his move to Saints "changed his life" before adding it was the "best decision" he ever made. Fonte, 40, was back at St Mary's on Sunday to take part in a charity game against a Russell Martin XI, raising money
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Long delays after traffic lights knocked out in incident
11:03am Traffic remains backed up on West Quay Road and past Mayflower Roundabout. Build ups have also appeared at the
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Traffic chaos in Southampton as M27 junction closed
6:16pm Bus services affected 17:40 24 from Eastleigh CANCELLED due to the vehicle still being stationary at Barton
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How much state pensions are set to rise in April as Government 'face £100m bill'
Pensions are set to rise in April next year as the Government is facing an extra £100 million bill following revised figures published on Tuesday, a former pensions minister has said. Under the triple lock guarantee, the state pension increases
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One lane blocked on the M3 following incident
8:08am #M3 Northbound - all lanes now CLEARED between J13/A335 #Eastleigh and J12/A335 #ChandlersFord after an earlier
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Annual business festival to return
An annual business festival is set to return to Southampton. Venturefest South will host its eighth Festival of Innovation on Thursday, November 14, at the Utilita Bowl. The event is expected to draw in hundreds of businesses, investors, and
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Councillor accuses developer of 'greed' for trying to avoid affordable housing
Plans to build five houses in Fareham have been thrown out after a councillor accused the developer of 'greed' over the way the scheme was put forward. The construction of five detached houses with access from St Joseph Close in Locks Heath, formerly
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Travel agents’ night raises over £1,000 for charity
A group of travel agents from Gosport raised over £1,000 for a charity supporting neurodivergent children and families. More than 90 people attended the music bingo night, hosted by Hays Travel agents at The Seahorse in Gosport on October 11, raising
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New charity shop opens selling everything for under £5
A new charity shop selling everything for under £5 has opened in Fareham. The new Age UK outlet store is located in Fareham Shopping Centre, near Costa Coffee. As reported, it is raising money to support the charity’s work in providing support
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Care home launches food bank donation point
A care home has teamed up with a food bank to launch a new drop-off point for unwanted items. Carpathia Grange, Hythe, is encouraging the local community to donate surplus non-perishable food items to the new drop-off point, located in the care
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Pub closed for 11 months reopens under new management
Punters have rejoiced after a much-loved boozer reopened following an 11-month closure. The Windsor Castle, in Shirley Road, reopened on Tuesday and was quickly swamped by customers eager to soak in the new atmosphere. Helen Duckett, new landlady
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Iconic 70s night at legendary Southampton nightclub
In the heart of Southampton, on a balmy April evening in 1999, a time capsule of disco fever was opened at the iconic Diva nightclub. As the city pulsated with the rhythms of the modern age, a select group of revellers stepped back into a decade
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BMW driver caught speeding on M27 slapped with fine and driving ban
A man caught speeding on the M27 has been slapped with a fine. John Whelan was travelling westbound between junctions 10 and nine near Fareham when he was clocked at 80mph. The 71-year-old was driving a BMW at the time of the incident on August
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Donations pour in for charity devastated by thieves who stole tools and vehicles
A New Forest charity targeted by thieves has been given more than £35,000 to help it recover from the break-in. The Minstead Trust, which supports people with learning disabilities, has been contacted by 350 wellwishers since burglars made off
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Details of Southampton Christmas lights switch-on revealed
A light show on the Bargate will make its debut at the start of a special three-day Countdown to Christmas event, which is now less than a month away. GO! Southampton, the city’s Business Improvement District, has launched its spectacular Countdown
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Four play areas and a school set for major playground improvements
Four Southampton play areas and a Lordshill school are set to benefit from new improvements according to the leader of the city council. The play areas that have been earmarked for improvements are the Aldermoor Rec, Steuart Road, Hinkler Green
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Conservation group calls for funding for Southampton's parks
A conservation group is calling on council leaders in Southampton to take a “more proactive” approach to securing funding for the city’s parks. Graham Lineker, secretary of Southampton Common and Parks Protection Society (SCAPPS), focused his concern
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Speeders and other drivers among latest to face justice
The following cases were heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court: LEE BRINK, 42, of Leander Close, Eastleigh, pleaded guilty to driving with no insurance at Leander Close on October 5 2023. Fined £800 with £110 costs and £320 victim services surcharge
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Dramatic pictures show homes being demolished as scheme gathers pace
Derelict block of flats have been almost completely torn down after years of standing empty. The three blocks at Rowlands Walk are being knocked to the ground as part of the long-awaited Townhill Park regeneration. One of the blocks has already
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Dobbies offering free Christmas trees to schools
A garden centre is offering free real Christmas trees to nurseries and schools. Dobbies Cadnam, in partnership with Needlefresh, has launched the initiative to spread festive cheer. The trees are managed sustainably across Scotland, with each
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Martin believes Saints have taken 'a lot of heart' ahead of facing Leicester
MANAGER Russell Martin believes Saints have taken a lot of "heart" from their 3-1 defeat at Arsenal ahead of facing Leicester on Saturday. Saints were beaten by Premier League title contenders Arsenal in their final game before the international
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How to react to the housing market - an expert view
The housing market is at a record high it says. Well, that depends on who is writing the headlines, and for what reason, and from what source. Firstly, there are a few measures for the housing market in terms of an index (e.g. Rightmove, Office
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Senior councillor backs calls for average speed cameras after huge crash
The council's financial supremo has backed residents' calls for average speed cameras on a dual-carriageway following a huge crash. Councillor Simon Letts has requested average speed checks on Bitterne Road West in a meeting with Hampshire's Police
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Fish & chip shop in Eastleigh named among the best in the country
A chip shop in Eastleigh has been named among the best in the country after being shortlisted for a prestigious awards. Mike's Traditional Fish and Chips has been shortlisted for the National Fish & Chip Awards, continuing their streak of being
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Regular aspirin use cuts pancreatic cancer risk, study finds
Regular aspirin use significantly lowers the risk of developing pancreatic cancer, a study has found. Research funded by PLANETS Cancer Charity and carried out by University Hospital Southampton and the University of Southampton revealed a 40 per
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Thirteen stunning pictures of Southampton and Hampshire from the air in the 1980s
Today, we'll take a nostalgic journey through Hampshire, as seen from the air in the 1980s. Aerial photography offers a unique perspective on the evolution of landscapes. By capturing vast swathes of land from a bird's-eye view, these images
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Controversial plans revealed to add new floor to apartment block at marina
Controversial plans could see an extra floor added to an apartment block overlooking a marina. Applicant Atlas Planning Group has applied to add an extra floor to Alexandra Wharf in Ocean Village, which would see an additional four new two-bedroom
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Coronation Street star to play 'most fun character ever' at Mayflower Theatre
From making her name as part of chart-toppers Hearsay, to her 13-year stint on Coronation Street and beyond, Kym Marsh has always seemed one of the warmest, most approachable celebs. But now on stage, she’s tapping into her dark side, playing
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Two new family homes could be built next to community hospital
Two identical houses are set to be built next to Fareham hospital, but there are concerns elderly neighbours could be left anxious if roads are left blocked by construction lorries. Approval to build two four-bedroom houses, one behind the other
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Residents and visitors could be charged to park at beauty spots in controversial move
Drivers could be forced to pay to use "virtually all" the 130 beauty spot car parks in the New Forest, a councillor has warned. David Harrison said the practice of charging in council-owned car parks in towns and villages could be extended to include