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Martin reveals Dibling 'in a good place' after withdrawing from England squad
SAINTS boss Russell Martin admitted Tyler Dibling is "in a good place" after withdrawing from England's under-19s squad earlier this month. The 18 year old pulled out of Will Antwi's Young Lions camp with what the FA described as an 'injury.'
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Drivers hit out at ‘carmaggedon’ in Southampton after travel chaos
Drivers have hit out at the amount of travel disruption in Southampton, with one motorist coining the term ‘carmaggedon.’ Motorists lamented travel chaos on Thursday evening with vehicles grinding to a halt across Southampton, Eastleigh, and Hedge
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Booze, chocolate and meat worth over £150 stolen from corner shop
Chocolate, meat and alcohol worth more than £150 was stolen from a convenience store in Southampton. Police want to speak to the men pictured after the theft, believe they can help the investigation. The incident took place at One Stop on Park
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Fire engines spotted outside block of flats in Hedge End
Hampshire Fire and Rescue officers forced entry to a flat in Hedge End today after residents reported smelling burning in the block. Firefighters from Eastleigh and Hightown rush to a first-floor flat on White's Way after residents said they could
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Road closed after serious crash near school during rush hour
A road near a primary school is shut after a serious crash during rush hour. Emergency services attended the crash on Gregson Avenue in Gosport shortly before 8.20am on Thursday. The road is closed both ways between Prideaux-Brune Avenue and
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Martin provides update on Stewart fitness after latest 'frustrating setback'
FORWARD Ross Stewart's latest injury is not a "long-term" set-back, Saints boss Russell Martin has confirmed. The Scottish forward was forced off in the first half of Southampton's 3-1 defeat at Arsenal having gone down off the ball. Stewart
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Man wanted after £2,000 bike theft from supermarket
Police are searching for a man after a £2,000 bike was stolen from Asda. The silver Banshee bike was taken from the superstore on Bournemouth Road, Chandler’s Ford at 11.40pm on September 16. Now police want to speak with a man seen in the
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Every word Martin said on Stewart, fitness boost, Leicester and pressure
EVERY word Saints boss Russell Martin said ahead of facing fellow promoted side Leicester City on Saturday, October 19. Q: How does it feel to be back from the international break? How are you and the squad feeling? RM: Good. Excited about
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Martin gives fitness update as two Saints players set to return
SAINTS duo Kamaldeen Sulemana and Will Smallbone have been given a clean bill of fitness ahead of facing Leicester City on Saturday. Ghana winger Kamaldeen is yet to feature this season having suffered an injury in a pre-season friendly against
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Air ambulance team carries out 20,000th life-saving mission after incident
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance has responded to its 20,000th mission. The life-saving charity, which launched its first flight in 2007, sent a paramedic and doctor team to an incident in Winchester late on Wednesday night. The critical
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Four people assaulted outside Hampshire pub on Saturday evening
Four people, including a woman in her 60s, were assaulted outside a pub on a Saturday evening. The incident, which is reported to have occurred outside The Lamb Inn in Ringwood, took place between 8.15pm and 8.30pm in the evening of September 21
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Calls to raise tax on petrol and diesel cars in bid to reduce electric car costs
Ministers have been urged to consider raising taxes petrol and diesel cars so that they can reduce the “premium” associated with electric vehicle purchases. A report by the Resolution Foundation recommended that this action is taken if “concerns
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Only 1 in 5 UK motorists paid compensation for pothole damage to their cars
New research has suggested that fewer than one in five compensation claims for damage to vehicles caused by potholes are successful. Motoring firm Halfords said potholes are now a “huge issue” across the country, with its research showing that
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How to claim compensation from the council for pothole damage to your car
Driving around the UK can be a treacherous task for motorists with potholes being a common sight on roads across the country. The number of potholes on British roads has surged in recent years, seeing the number of callouts for stranded drivers
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Am I legally allowed to fill in potholes myself on UK roads? Here is the law
Potholes are everywhere with many of these lingering for weeks, months and even years. In recent times, many have started to fill in potholes themselves after becoming tired of the state of the roads. If you've ever considered filling in potholes
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Which?'s best and worst energy companies for green credentials revealed
Octopus Energy, Ecotricity and Good Energy have come top in the latest Which? annual rankings of energy firm green credentials, while E and Outfox the Market finished bottom. The top three earned the Which? Eco Provider endorsement and scored full
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Poundland confirms major change affecting customers in stores and online
Poundland has announced a major change heading to stores and online nationwide this week. The change will see the launch of the brand's first rewards app, 'Poundland Perks'. The £20m investment by Poundland hopes to bring customers more value
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Dog owners warned amid outbreaks of fatal Parvovirus - signs and symptoms
Pet owners have been warned to keep an eye out for Parvovirus - a severe illness that can prove fatal to dogs. Just one month ago an animal rescue centre in Warwickshire was forced to close temporarily following an outbreak. The virus attacks
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What is the easiest way to unblock a toilet without using a plunger?
There is nothing worse than a blocked toilet but finding a way to deal with this quickly can be challenging, especially if you don't have a plunger. If you've only got one bathroom or have guests coming over, dealing with this problem right away
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Teen arrested on suspicion of 'racially or religiously aggravated assault'
A teen has been arrested on suspicion of a host of offences after an incident on Sunday morning. The boy, a 14-year-old from Lymington, was arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated common assault and possession of an offensive weapon in a public
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Popular Indian restaurant undergoes complete revamp
A POPULAR Indian restaurant in Ringwood is re-launching following a complete rebrand. Royal Daawat, formerly Indian Tree, is preparing for its grand launch on Friday, October 18. The restaurant, located at 14 Market Place, has now been fully
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Police turn to public to help identifying body found near busy road in Southampton
Police in Southampton are turning to the public to help identify a body that was found in a woodland area off The Avenue. The man was found dead near the busy road on Friday, April 19, at around 6.50pm, and now six months on, police are hoping
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Olly Murs leads tributes to Liam Payne following 'devastating' death
Tributes have been pouring in after it was revealed One Direction star Liam Payne has died at the age of 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Liam was one of five One Direction members, along with Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson,
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Heavy traffic around Southampton for a second day as M27 junction closed
8:26pm It's all good..... pic.twitter.com/gtdCsgBM7i — Steve Heffernan (@SteveHef) October 17, 2024
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Silverlake growth plans the best way forward for the county and the country
I have been in the automotive recycling industry all my life, since my father set up Silverlake just after the Second World War. We have never seen a period of change as big or as fast as what we’re going through right now. We simply must adapt.
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Council gives update on long-running estate regeneration
The next stage of a long-running estate regeneration has been revealed by the council. Demolition of the dilapidated blocks in Townhill Park - that have remained untouched since 2011 - began in September. The scheme has taken more than 13 years
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New forensic facility launched to help solve crimes
A new forensic facility has been launched to aid in solving crimes. Hampshire and Isle of Wight police and crime commissioner Donna Jones visited the site at the police and fire strategic headquarters in Eastleigh, along with the chief constable
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UK Covid-19 Inquiry team coming to Southampton
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry is coming to Southampton for the first time. On Thursday, October 17, and Friday, October 18, people are invited to share their pandemic experiences with the inquiry team at The Marlands Shopping Centre from 11.30am until
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'Eyesore' abandoned building to be demolished after antisocial behaviour
A derelict former housing office which has been a magnet for antisocial behaviour is set to be demolished. The former area housing office in Lordshill, which has sat abandoned for twelve years, is set to be razed to the ground after an application
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All the cruise ships sailing into Southampton – including a Disney ship
A Disney ship is among the cruise ships sailing into Southampton this weekend. Summer may be a distant memory but the cruise ship season rumbles on. A total of 10 ships will arrive in the city from today until Sunday. Here’s the full list
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Archbishop of Canterbury set to visit Southampton
The Archbishop of Canterbury is set to visit Southampton next week. The Most Revd Justin Welby is visiting the Diocese of Winchester from October 25 to 27 to see initiatives run by local churches and chaplaincies. The archbishop will be spending
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Two specialist care homes in Hampshire sold to new owners
Two specialist Hampshire care homes have been sold to Sandbourne House Ltd. Seventrees Residential Home in Fawley and Webber House in Park Gate were previously owned by Auckland Care Holdings Ltd. The homes were sold following a confidential
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Shoplifters and drug drivers among latest to face justice
The following cases were heard at Portsmouth Magistrates' Court: JONATHAN NASH, 36, of Mantle Close, Gosport, pleaded guilty to drug driving at Blackpool on April 10 2024. Banned from driving for 12 months, fined £120 and told to pay £48 victim
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Major road set to close for eight weeks for works
A busy road in the centre of Southampton is set to be shut for eight weeks. Drivers in Southampton are being warned as Dale Valley Road in Bassett is set to close for eight weeks for works. From October 21 to December 9 the road will be shut
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Pictures show Buckler's Hard as you may never have seen it before
These archival photos from the Echo offer a glimpse into Buckler's Hard, revealing how remarkably little the village has changed over time. They provide a unique perspective that we may never have seen before. Buckler's Hard is a living testament
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Incredible long-range goal scored at unforgettable Saints v Leicester match
As Saints prepare to take on Leicester in the Premier League, we look back at a memorable clash between the two other than the drubbing all Saints fans would rather forget. What made the match on August 16, 2003, unforgettable was one of the best
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Refugee and former history tutor returns to university to mark 100th birthday
An historian who fled Nazi Germany as a child refugee and later taught for three decades at the University of Southampton has returned there as he celebrates his 100th birthday. Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger who lives near Winchester and saw Adolf Hitler
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Bowjangles to perform at The Point theatre in Eastleigh
The Point in theatre is set to host a unique musical and theatrical experience. The Point will welcome a performance of "Bowjangles in Dracula in Space" on Friday, October 18 at 7.30pm. The show, created by Bowjangles, a performing string quartet
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Mum 'so grateful' for quick actions of doctors who saved two-year-old daughter
A Totton mum has taken on a 10k running challenge to raise money for Southampton charities that supported her after her two-year-old daughter was in intensive care. Charlene Lockitt, 39, said she faced the hardest moments of her life when her 2
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‘My pub is struggling to survive with no Hythe Ferry sailings’
An historic pub is struggling to survive after a vital ferry service was slashed. Hythe Ferry ground to a halt in August after the ferry’s pontoon was damaged. Sailings between Southampton and Hythe have been paused, leaving landlady of The
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Couple celebrate engagement - after dad gives blessing from beyond the grave
A nurse is celebrating her engagement after her dying Dad wrote a letter giving the marriage his blessing. When children’s nurse Sophie Randell, 28, opened her note, she discovered Mike had given her boyfriend his blessing to propose after he’d
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Southampton researchers testing 'paradigm shifting' method to detect dementia
Researchers in Southampton are testing a new laser-based method to detect dementia early, which is being heralded as a "paradigm shift". The study, if successful, could help doctors identify patients who would benefit most from new drug treatments
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Major route into Southampton to close for road works
A major city centre road will close for hours later this month. Bassett Avenue will be fully closed on Monday, October 28, which will likely cause delays around the area. These works will only impact drivers travelling on Bassett Avenue between
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Wet weather blamed for 'pumpkin shortage' in Hampshire
Wet weather and poor pollination have been blamed for a pumpkin shortage in Hampshire by one farm shop. This year’s harvest at Westlands Farm Shop in Wickham has been “disappointing” according to staff member Kayleigh Collett. She said seeds
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Libraries collecting small electrical items
People are being encouraged to recycle more during recycle week - with libraries accepting items. Residents in Southampton are encouraged to recycle items such as paper, cardboard, aluminium cans, tins, empty aerosols, and plastic bottles at home
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Natural England fights £3m plan to restore 'monument to sacrifice'
Campaigners have vowed to "persevere" with their plan to save a derelict wartime building - despite an attempt to block the £3m scheme. The Landmark Trust submitted an application to restore a former RAF control tower it describes as a monument
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Domestic abuse worker reaches final of national beauty pageant
A woman who works closely with domestic violence victims wants to use her platform at a pageant final for good. ‘Complete novice’ Victoria McCarthy will brace the stage of Britain’s longest-running beauty contest this week. The 34-year-old
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New Forest homecare manager wins Leaders in Care Award
A homecare manager has been recognised for her "visionary leadership" with a prestigious award. GoodOaks Homecare’s New Forest branch announced that their registered manager, Janica Calderon-Daniels, has been named "Leader of the Future" at the
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Renovations underway at beloved pub as new owners set for reopening
A beloved pub in Hampshire is under renovation by new owners in a two-week project that will allow the pub to run a dynamic menu. The Hunters Inn has been closed since September 29, but since getting the keys on October 4, the new management have
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New Forest gardener 'running out of energy' with wife after honeymoon
A New Forest man said he’s “running out of energy” after getting married on national television. Caspar Todd, a 34-year-old gardener on a private estate in the New Forest married Emma Barnes, a 31-year-old investment sales manager from Bristol
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Hampshire air ambulance issues volunteer lifesaver plea
An air ambulance service is appealing for volunteers to help save lives. Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance is looking for volunteers to take its CPR Skills for Life programme into businesses, schools, clubs, and other groups. The initiative