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CCTV released of 'large' men after Asda is shoplifted
CCTV images have been released after “multiple” items were shoplifted from an Asda shop. Officers investigating the shoplifting have released an image of two “large build” men they would like to identify as part of their enquiries The incident
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Lane blocked on A31 due to incident
4:55pm Elsewhere, delays are building on the M271 due to temporary traffic signals being in place to assist water main
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Man charged with stalking 25-year-old woman
A man from Hedge End has been charged with stalking a 25-year-old woman. Joshua George Wareham, 28, of Cheltenham Gardens, has been charged with stalking involving fear of violence following a series of incidents which took place over the weekend
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Police update after man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
Police have issued an update after a man from Eastleigh was arrested for attempted murder. It comes after a man in his 20s was found stabbed in his home in Twyford Road, Eastleigh, and was taken to hospital for treatment on July 21, 2024. Following
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35-mile diversion as one of Hampshire's busiest roads to close
A 35-mile diversion threatens to send traffic towards Fareham this weekend as a major Hampshire road is set to close. The A3 will be shut between the Berelands Interchange and the A3M junction near Waterlooville at 9pm on October 25 to 6am on October
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Man jailed amid spree of shoplifting offences
Police have made a series of arrests after a stores were hit in a spree of shoplifting offences. Neighbourhood policing teams from Bevois, Bargate, and City Centre Unit joined together for a safer business action day, combining their efforts to
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Allen 'disappointed and frustrated' following defeat to Birmingham
SAINTS Women boss Remi Allen was left "disappointed and frustrated" following their 2-0 defeat to Birmingham City on Sunday. Amy Merricks' side scored in both halves and were hardly tested by Southampton's attackers, who came into the game off
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How to spot the rare 20p coin selling for 350 times its face value
A rare Royal Mint 20p coin has sold for 350 times its face value on eBay after inspiring a bidding war this week. The 20p piece is a “mule” coin dating from 2008 and was minted without a date on the coin due to an error. The mistake means the
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Domino's products among more than 20 recalled due to possible health risks
More than 20 different spice products have been recalled over fears they may pose possible health risks for customers. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a “do not eat” warning for a number of products, including dips, curry powders and
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King Charles III attacked by senator for ‘genocide’ against indigenous people
An Australian senator berated King Charles III, saying, “You are not my King,” and demanding a treaty between Australia’s First Nations and its government. Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave at Australia
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'Extra special' meteor shower peaks across the UK tonight - how to see
One of the “best known and most reliable” meteor showers in the astronomical calendar will peak tonight (Monday, October 21). The Orionid meteor shower, active from October 2 until November 7 is set to be visible across UK skies. Orionids are
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Man released without charge after man kicked, punched and threatened with knife
A man has been released without charge after a man was punched and kicked before being threatened with a knife. Police say a 40-year-old man from Gosport has been released with no further action after an incident on July 19 this year. The victim
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New calls to ban thousands of drivers from having passengers in their car
New drivers aged under 21 should be banned from carrying passengers of a similar age in their cars for six months after passing their test, the AA has claimed. The motoring organisation said it also wants those motorists to be handed six penalty
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'Not his strength' - Martin explains why Lallana went unused against Leicester
MANAGER Russell Martin revealed he did not introduce Adam Lallana from the bench against Leicester due to Saints being reduced to 10 men. Martin insisted subbing Lallana on would not have played to his strength, instead turning to Will Smallbone
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This is why dozens of tractors were driving around Hampshire
Dozens of tractors driven by farmers were spotted heading through Hampshire. The annual tractor run – organised by South East Hants Young Farmers' Club – saw around 50 people take part in the convoy. The popular event was in aid of Guide Dogs
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Woman caught stealing from shops while on holiday with her family
A SHOPLIFTER who committed her crimes while holidaying with family in the New Forest has appeared in court. Annmarie Connors stole three pairs of sunglasses worth £770 from Boots Opticians in Lymington, and one pair of glasses valued at £190 from
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Inspector praises CCTV cameras in pledge to reduce sex offences
A police inspector has praised the use of CCTV cameras in the city as his team fights against sexual offences. Inspector Tim Williams said the cameras assist officers when they are patrolling the parks at night. This comes as the Echo is fighting
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Classic toy store with ‘pocket money corner’ has busy opening weekend
A toy shop boasting classic toys and a ‘pocket money corner’ had a busy opening weekend. Toytopia in Victoria Road welcomed customers of all ages on Saturday for its grand opening. With nostalgic toys including alien eggs and stretchy men on
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Letter: Council must support the ‘Reclaim Our Parks’ campaign!
The council must support the Daily Echo’s ‘Reclaim Our Parks’ campaign! It’s astounding that after years of procrastination, the council is still dragging its feet on this issue. Of course, money is tight, budgets are stretched. However, where
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No decision on Bitterne police station eight years after it closed
There is still no final decision on the future of Bitterne police station eight years after it closed, with cost assessments being carried out to find out whether it should be demolished or refurbished. Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones
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Project to connect 25,000 young people with nature launched
A project to connect more than 25,000 young people with nature is underway. Generation Green 2, which will run until spring 2025, is set to deliver over 41,500 nature experiences to digitally engaged but nature-disconnected demographics. The
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Opportunity to shape priorities for healthcare services
Residents have the opportunity to shape the priorities of local health care services over the next five years. Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare, a new NHS Foundation Trust formed on October 1, is looking to work with its local communities
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Southampton accountant comments on latest company insolvencies
An accountant has commented on the latest insolvency statistics. Chris Tate, a restructuring and insolvency partner for Azets, shared insights on the company insolvency figures for September. Last month, company voluntary liquidations made
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Young man who saved teen's life at swimming pool is given an award
Three residents have been rewarded for their selfless efforts with council honours. The Mayor of Fareham, Cllr Pal Hayre, presented the Citizen and Young Citizen of Honour 2024 awards at a special ceremony on Wednesday, October 9. The winners
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Law firm praised in influential legal guide for a second time
A law firm has been praised in an influential legal guide for the second time in less than two weeks. Ringwood-based Ellis Jones Solicitors received recognition in the Chambers UK Legal Guide 2025 for its work in family/matrimonial and commercial
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Surge in demand for legal firm ahead of Budget announcements
A legal firm has been inundated with work from business owners, directors, and investors. Ellis Jones Solicitors, headquartered in Ringwood, has seen a surge in demand ahead of potential changes to capital gains tax (CGT) in the upcoming Budget
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Southampton farm adds British Sign Language displays on its trail
A Southampton farm is championing inclusivity by introducing British Sign Language signs on their trail. Southampton City Farm have installed the new displays to help people of all abilities interact with their animals and vegetable patches.
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Residents react to plans for turning shopping centre into 500 student flats
Plans to scrap a shopping centre for student flats have been met with a mixed reaction from residents. Portswood Shopping Centre was acquired by real estate company Tri7 at the start of the year following a £10m sale. Now, the company is working
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Community hall to re-open after transformation
St George's Hall in Calshot has been transformed following a major revamp. The newly improved venue will be unveiled to residents at a re-opening event on Wednesday, October 30. The event, organised by Fawley Parish Council and New Forest District
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Southampton student designs an app which is now being used by police
A Southampton student has been recognised for designing an app for Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary. Benita Raphaels, a T Level student from South Hampshire College Group, was honoured at the National Apprenticeship and Skills Awards on Thursday
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Inside the £1.5m waterside house with its own private mooring near Southampton
A detached waterside home near Southampton which has its own private mooring is on the market for a cost of £1.5 million. Located in the town of Hythe, the marina property is said to "have it all" with a few distinct features. The house includes
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Meet the toddler with a 'wonderful smile' looking for a forever home
A 14-month-old toddler who gives the ‘biggest hug you will ever have’ is looking for a forever home. Ava has recently started nursey and the toddler with a big, bright smile is searching for parents in Hampshire to give her a new life. Ava’
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Residents in Ocean Village flats freezing without insulation for nine months
Residents of a luxury block of flats in Southampton have been left freezing in their own homes after it was stripped of its insulation ten months ago. The Sundowner building in Ocean Village was stripped of its cladding in January as part of fire
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Latest shipping movements at Southampton port
Today's principal Southampton arrivals: Ventura, passenger, 0600, 106; MSC Virtuosa, passenger, 0615, 102; Auto Advance, roro, 0630, 44; APL Gwangyang, container, 0800, SCT1; OOCL Seoul, container, 1730, SCT5; Autostar, roro, 1800, 25. Today's
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Five people sentenced in latest cases from Southampton Magistrates' Court
These are the latest cases heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court... CARL WINDEBANK, 24, of Laura Close, Compton, pleaded guilty to assaulting a man in Eastleigh in January. He was fined £1,173, and ordered to pay costs of £85 as well as a £469
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Finalists revealed for Daily Echo's Cafe of the Year 2024
The nominations for the Southern Daily Echo's Cafe of the Year competition are in - here's how you can vote for your favourite. A slip allowing you to choose the best venue will be available in each Daily Echo paper throughout the voting period
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Plans to replace 51 CCTV cameras with just 15 new ones causes an outcry
Councillors have backed plans to cut CCTV provision in a town – sparking an outcry from residents. At a recent meeting, an Eastleigh Borough Council committee recommended that 51 outdated cameras be removed and have 15 modern ones installed - should