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Trains cancelled and delayed after landslide blocks line
Trains in Southampton have been cancelled this evening after a landslide near the train line near Woolston. Services between Southampton Central and Portsmouth are cancelled, delayed or diverted while the line, near the River Itchen between St
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Martin: 'It wasn't just defensive, I thought we were brilliant on the ball'
SAINTS boss Russell Martin insisted he felt "nothing but pride" towards his players after suffering a valiant 1-0 defeat at Manchester City. Erling Haaland's early goal proved to be the difference on Saturday at the Etihad Stadium, although the
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Martin disputes 'nonsense' booking with boss set for touchline ban
SAINTS manager Russell Martin lamented a "nonsense" booking in the 1-0 defeat at Manchester City that means he will serve a one-match touchline ban. Martin, 38, was yellow carded for protesting referee Tony Harrington's decision to caution Flynn
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'The house shook': Residents without internet as car crashes in middle of the night
A teenager has recalled the shock of his aunt’s house shaking after a car crashed into a telegraph pole on Woodmill Lane. At around 3.30am on Saturday a car collided with a telegraph pole on Woodmill Lane, shifting the pole by approximately one
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Early Haaland strike gives Man City win over battling Saints
SAINTS battled hard but Manchester City took all three points thanks to an early Erling Haaland goal in a 1-0 defeat at Etihad Stadium. The inevitable Haaland opened the scoring in under five minutes while Cameron Archer hit the woodwork in first-half
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Bluestar bus driver assaulted while dropping passengers off, police say
Two men assaulted a Bluestar bus driver and stole his sunglasses, police have said. The men were leaving the bus in Portswood Road on October 5 between 4.30pm and 5pm when the incident occured. The driver, a man in his 40s, was not injured.
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Premier League recap - Saints suffer narrow defeat at Man City - As it happened
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Headteacher's 'thoughts and prayers' with schoolgirl after suffering serious injuries
The "thoughts and prayers" of a Totton school's community are with a teenage girl who suffered serious injuries after being hit by a car, a headteacher has said. Hounsdown School headteacher David Veal said the school was informed one of its students
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Two men charged after woman, 80s, 'targeted seven times' by rogue traders
Two men have been charged after reports of rogue traders targeting a woman in her 80s. The woman, from Fareham, was allegedly targeted seven times between September 27 and October 17. Paul Robert Cooper, 40, of Southfields, Fareham, and Albert
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When do the clocks change in 2024 and why?
With winter drawing in, the days are getting shorter and shorter and November is fast approaching. To make up for the shortening days, the clocks will go back across the UK this weekend, giving us an extra hour of much needed sunlight as we approach
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I had a bath with Lush’s 2kg Monster Octopus – ever seen anything like this?
When it comes to Easter, Christmas and especially Halloween, we can always rely on Lush to bring out quirky bath bombs and bubble bars (amongst their other iconic products). Just some of the cosmetic retailer’s most famous creations include the
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Experts call for the end of British Summer Time
Experts have issued fresh calls to get rid of the annual practice of adjusting the clocks for daylight saving. According to the British Sleep Society (BSS), dispensing with British Summer Time could lead to a healthier nation. But has it always
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Norovirus symptoms to look out for and how to treat the bug at home
As the colder weather approaches, some bugs and viruses are more common, including norovirus. Whether you know someone who has suffered from norovirus or it's the first time you've come across it, you might be wondering what it is and the symptoms
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Feeling the cold? Here are 7 ways to stay warm without putting the heating on
Autumn is here and you can tell. The days are shorter, the mood is grimmer and the temperatures have dropped. Summer is but a bitter memory. As we get closer and closer to Christmas - sounds crazy to think that - a lot of us are already being
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Offensive Halloween costumes that could upset people and get you in trouble
Halloween is that one date in the calendar that is - mostly - loved by all, young or old. For the kids, it's a time to dress up and go trick or treating. For the adults, it's a time to dress up and consume one too many liquid treats. Costume
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Motorcyclist in hospital with life-threatening injuries after crash with lorry
A motorcyclist has suffered life-threatening injuries after a crash with a goods vehicle in Lyndhurst. The rider of a black Honda motorcycle, from New Milton, was taken to hospital after the crash yesterday lunchtime, where he is receiving treatment
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Volunteer gives disabled woman a new lease of life over love of fantasy novels
A Southampton woman who started volunteering last year is up for a national award. Sara Atkins, 57, began volunteering with Sense’s virtual buddying programme nearly a year ago after retiring from her 33-year career with the NHS blood and transplant
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Hampshire business leaders tackle firewalk challenge
More than 25 professionals walked barefoot over red-hot coals as part of an 'Evolution Day.' The event took place at New Place Hotel, Shirrell Heath, and was hosted by Evolution Empowerment Events. Aimed at overcoming psychological barriers
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Expert issues warning to company directors over legal duties
Directors of struggling companies must adhere strictly to legal duties or risk personal consequences, an expert has warned. Mike Pavitt, an insolvency specialist from Southampton-based Paris Smith and an R3 trade body member, cautioned that corporate
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Meet the chef serving Thai treats to delighted diners in the New Forest
Meet the chef serving up Thai treats to delighted diners in the New Forest. Saroj Watmanee, from Britannia Thai in Brockenhurst, talks keeping people happy and building his family a home in Thailand in our meet the chef column. What first
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Take a stroll through stunning Southampton with the Paddington Trail Walk
Looking for a scenic walk around Southampton this autumn? Why not give the Paddington Trail Walk a try. At the start of the work you need to turn left out of the main entrance at West Quay shopping centre and head along the Above Bar Street precinct
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Pet shop gives owners advice on how to keep animals calm during fireworks
Pet owners have been offered advice on how to keep pets calm during Halloween and Bonfire Night. The Healthy Pet Store, in Totton, has issued advice to help reduce pet anxiety and ensure that dogs and cats stay calm during the noisy times.
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Look inside beloved pub which has reopened after renovations
A popular pub in Hampshire has been refurbished and reopened under new ownership. The Hunters Inn on Winchester Hill has been shut since September 29, but welcomed customers back to the rustic venue at midday on October 25. New owners Taste
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Public inquiry into plan for 84 homes on former playing fields
A public inquiry into controversial plans for 84 homes on disused playing fields in Southampton will be held next month. Sovereign Network Group, will challenge the city council's decision to reject its proposal to build scores of affordable properties
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Company returns from successful trip to Poland to discuss the aerospace industry
A Fareham company has returned from a successful business trip to Poland. Barnbrook Systems Ltd was among the members of the Farnborough Aerospace Consortium (FAC) who visited Poland to develop links with the country's Aviation Valley Cluster.
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First look at what 2,500-home development should look like as estate agents launched
New CGI show the first look at a new 2,500-home development in Horton Heath has been unveiled by Eastleigh Borough Council. Work recently started on Lower Acre, to see 381 homes delivered, as part of the first phase of the new housing development
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How a guard dog foiled silver thieves' five-week crime spree
A SPECIALIST gang ransacked Country Life houses in Hampshire over a five week period in late 1971, principally hunting for silver with the losses running into thousands of pounds, and had it not been for a resolute guard dog, their haul would have
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UCR Group in partnership with Fareham's Barnbrook Systems
Southampton-based UCR Group has partnered with Barnbrook Systems to advance energy-saving technologies. The partnership will focus on UCR's energy-efficient technologies, advanced ceramic materials, and Barnbrook's internet of things expertise.
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Saints predicted team with Stephens available to take on Man City challenge
SAINTS visit reigning champions Manchester City as they look to avoid matching their longest winless run to begin a Premier League season. Russell Martin's side have earned just one point from their first eight league games after a disastrous collapse
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Work begins on £2m redevelopment at Buckler's Hard
Work has started on the £2 million redevelopment of the boatshed at Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour. Office space with panoramic views across the Beaulieu River is being created at the award-winning marina, together with workshop units. New boat
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Partnership secures job for young man with autism in garden centre
A partnership has secured a permanent job for a young man with high-functioning autism. The collaboration between Minstead Trust Empowering Employment (EE) and Positive Path Foundation (PPF) helped a PPF member, known as Connor, find a permanent
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Garden centre hosts Christmas Shopping Night for charity
Dobbies Cadnam store will mark the start of the festive season with the return of its Christmas Shopping Night this November. It will take place on November 21 from 5pm to 9pm, supporting the national charity partner, Teenage Cancer Trust.
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Meet the rapper pensioner duo coming to perform in Southampton
A well-known OAP hip-hop group known as ‘the grandfathers of UK Drill music’ are coming to perform in Southampton. Pete and Bas, known by their real names as Peter Bowditch and Basil Bellgrave respectively are an unconventional rap group from London
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Cousin of woman killed by cow calls for greater safety in New Forest
The cousin of a woman in her 80s who was killed in the New Forest after an incident with a cow has called for increased safety measures. Mary Beesly, the cousin of the woman killed, is calling for increased safety measures in the Forest where animals
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Eastleigh care home participates in national scarf project
Knitters in Eastleigh have played their part in a national effort to raise awareness for Lewy body dementia. The 'Knit and Natter' club at Alston House Care Home, Leigh Road, produced a 45-metre section of the giant scarf that will be wrapped around
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Cunard reveals latest cruises from Southampton including Rio and Los Angeles
Cunard has announced its new programme of voyages sailing from October 2026 to April 2027, with more than 20 sailing from Southampton. The new itineraries feature 101 unique destinations across 57 countries, including 62 UNESCO World Heritage sites
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Benali: 'What a kick in the guts. I was thinking back to when I was in that position'
What a kick in the guts. That was a hard one to take, wasn't it? From that elation and excitement at half-time to the complete opposite of your emotions. There was a bit of uneasiness in the stadium at 2-1 and you just think, 'Oh God, let's secure
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Hundreds of youngsters pictured as we celebrate youth football in Hampshire
We are championing the wonderful world of youth football in the county, serving up not one but two picture specials featuring hundreds of young stars of the football field. All 90 of the team pictures in this web gallery featured in a 16-page
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Pledge to crack down on organised crime gangs in rural areas
The police and crime commissioner, Donna Jones, has reiterated her promise to clamp down on organised crime gangs in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight. Her pledge aligns with National Rural Crime Action Week, which runs from October 21 to 25.
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'We want to push on' - Southampton's Edmondson sets sights on world titles
SOUTHAMPTON boxer Lewie Edmondson admitted it has been a "crazy" week since he was crowned British and Commonwealth light-heavyweight champion. The 28 year old Saints fan took the titles off of Dan Azeez as part of a card headlined by light-welterweights
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Archbishop of Canterbury visit to Southampton an 'amazing experience'
The Archbishop of Canterbury has visited a community café in Southampton as part of his visit to the Diocese of Winchester. The Most Revd Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, spent Friday morning meeting the team at the EDGE Christian Community
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When Justin Timberlake came to Southampton... Kind of
A collective gasp echoed through the city centre as a familiar face appeared amidst the hustle and bustle. Could it be him? The one, the only, Justin Timberlake? Teenage hearts raced as the pop sensation, or so it seemed, stepped out of a sleek
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Woman damaged police van window and cell in Southampton
The following cases have been heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court... MOLLIE ATTON, 27, of Cuckmere Lane, Southampton pleaded guilty to assault by beating of an emergency worker and two counts of criminal damage. The court heard how she damaged
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Red Funnel ferry will be moved to temporary terminal: this is why
Red Funnel's vehicle ferries will leave for the Isle of Wight from a temporary terminal in Southampton while maintenance works are carried out. Between 4am on Monday November 4 and 4am on Tuesday November 5, the ferries will be operating out of
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Neighbours' shock after teen girl attacked: all we know on attempted rape case
Neighbours have reacted with shock after a 14-year-old girl was attacked in Sholing, leading to a man being arrested for attempted rape. Police cordoned off a section of Sullivan Road in Sholing following reports of an attempted rape of a teenage
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Scary trail, spooky train and more: Five fun family things to do this weekend
From a scary trail to a spooky train and more, there's so much family fun to be had as the Halloween half term gets underway. Here's our pick of five things to do nearby this weekend (October 26 and 27). At Moors Valley... (Image: Moors