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Martin: 'If I felt players had given up I’d chat with the owners. I don't feel that'
MANAGER Russell Martin admitted he would tell Southampton's owners if he felt his squad had lost belief but insisted they are nowhere near that point. Martin feels his players still believe in the system, despite Southampton currently sitting bottom
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Council website ‘one of a number of local authorities’ to suffer cyber attack
A council had said its website is one of a number of local authorities to suffer a cyber attack this evening. Portsmouth City Council informed followers on X – formerly known as Twitter – that the local authority had fallen victim to a cyber attack
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Part of M3 to be closed tonight as temporary traffic lights removed
Balfour Beatty has announced that the M3 Southbound will be closed at Junction 9 tonight while work takes place. The work is part of the M3 Junction 9 improvement scheme. Balfour Beatty has started early work on the scheme by removing vegetation
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Every word Martin said on 'dark arts', Amorim and 'lazy journalists' ahead of Everton
EVERY word Saints manager Russell Martin said ahead of facing potential relegation rivals Everton in a crucial clash at St Mary's. How are we with the team news this week after illness going through the club? RM: I think everyone's pretty
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Martin: 'Everton have changed things dramatically, I'm confident we can do the same'
SAINTS boss Russell Martin is confident they can replicate Everton's recent upturn in form to transform the fortunes of their season. Southampton welcome Sean Dyche's side to St Mary's on Saturday as they continue to search for their first win
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Residential road cordoned off after teenager stabbed - live updates
3:38pm Cllr Steve Broomfield, of the Fair Oak ward, said: “We need to be ready to make sure this does not happen again
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Martin reveals Fraser is a fitness doubt ahead of facing Everton
SAINTS boss Russell Martin disclosed winger Ryan Fraser is a fitness doubt ahead of facing Everton on Saturday. Fraser, 30, was withdrawn in the first half against Stoke City on Tuesday evening having attempted to play through illness. Martin
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Edwards and Adams to remain Hampshire Women head coach and captain respectively
CHARLOTTE Edwards and Georgia Adams will both remain at Utilita Bowl to lead Hampshire Women as Head Coach and Captain, respectively, from 2025. Adams, 31, captained Southern Vipers – the regional team based at Utilita Bowl – and is their leading
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Drivers warned as vehicle fire causes 'severe delays' on M27
12:45pm #M27 Eastbound - one lane BLOCKED at J5/A335 #Eastleigh due to a vehicle fire, delays building. pic.twitter.com
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Teen seriously injured after being stabbed late on Halloween
A teenager has been seriously injured after being stabbed in the abdomen late on Halloween night. Officers were called at 11.23pm to reports that an 18-year-old man had been located with a stab wound to his abdomen on Shorts Road. He has been
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Lorry driver cleared of charges after crash seriously injured woman
A lorry driver whose load fell off and crushed a woman has been cleared of all charges. Slawomir Kotlowski, 41, was driving on the A35 westbound in Lyndhurst in October 2022 when several paving slabs fell off the back of the vehicle. Pedestrian
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Journalism Matters: Media played vital role reporting on riots, says justice minister
In the UK, 96% of adults watch, listen or read news in some form and according to latest Ofcom reports, traditional news platforms score higher on trust, accuracy and impartiality than social media. These large audiences not only demonstrate the
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Man strangled in early hours assault after leaving pub
A man was strangled after leaving a pub in an early hours assault. It was reported to police that between midnight and half past midnight on October 19, a man in his 30s was walking to the bus station via Harper Way with his wife. The pair
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Dyche hopeful Everton star will return to fitness in time to face Saints
EVERTON boss Sean Dyche has challenged his team to improve from their last outing but believes he has been handed a fitness boost to face Saints. The Toffees required a 94th-minute Beto equaliser to make it five matches unbeaten with a 1-1 draw
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Resident calls for free bus travel after traffic woes
Everyone is fed up with Southampton’s traffic meltdown, and things can only get worse with the news that bus fares are going up. The announcement that the £2 fare cap will increase to £3 will surely see even more people using their cars. The
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Take a look at house with six-figure price tag - but it's riddled with mould
A four-bedroom home near Totton is being put on the market for just £100,000 - but the home is riddled with black mould and dirt. The semi-detached home on By The Wood in Calmore is being put up for auction with a starting price of just £100,000
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This is why Tesco Express on Southampton High Street is closed
A city centre Tesco Express store is closed until mid November - and this is why. Customers spotted the shop on Southampton High Street boarded up with a piece of paper stuck to the front which stated that the supermarket would be closed from October
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Tobacco warehouse went up in smoke during fierce fire
In a matter of hours, the livelihoods of 500 Southampton residents were consumed by flames nearly a century ago. A devastating fire engulfed a British American Tobacco (BAT) warehouse on October 30, 1926, ripping through the building which once
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Extremely rare Beatles record signed in Southampton on sale for $100,000
A Beatles vinyl signed at the Mayflower Theatre has been listed on eBay for $100,000. Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison all etched their signatures onto a copy of their first album "Please Please Me" on May 20, 1963.
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Woman stole from drunk man on Southampton Common
Fritz Fahambaker was the epitome of modesty. "I am not the most handsome man in the world and I was somewhat surprised when she introduced herself to me." However, it was not done in an act of friendship. Moments later, she yanked his hat down
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Hampshire care leavers helping peers across county
As National Care Leavers' Week kicks off, Hampshire County Council is spotlighting care leavers aiding peers across the county. The Care Experienced Adults (CEA) Council, formed in 2023 in response to feedback from more than 230 young people, is
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University of Southampton scientists test drones with 'nervous system'
A drone fitted with its own "nervous system" could stay in the sky longer, thanks to tests by scientists. Experts at the University of Southampton have created this system from optical fibres, which they say will reduce the need for the drone to
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The coffee shop with 'music at its core' bringing a Japanese touch to the city
A coffee shop in Ocean Village is bringing a Japanese touch to the city every Thursday night with hi-fidelity album listening parties. Good Things on Canute Road are telling customers to “talk less, listen more” in their professionally sound-proofed
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Quakers to share meeting house with charity
Southampton Quakers are set to share their meeting house with a charity. The Quakers have signed an agreement to share the building with the Society of St James (SSJ). The SSJ will have access to the meeting house throughout the working week
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M3, M27 and M271 closures for Southampton drivers to be aware of this weekend
A number of motorway closures may impact Southampton drivers this weekend according to National Highways. These will be along the M3, M27 and M271 during the early hours of the morning. If you're planning to travel along these roads from Southampton
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New proposal for power station site after £1bn plan ditched
Owners of the former Fawley power station site are seeking consent to continue using it for storage and distribution until December 31 next year. Fawley Waterside Ltd has submitted a retrospective application relating to land being used by Marchwood-based
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New pocket-sized guide for New Forest residents
A new pocket-sized guide has been introduced for New Forest residents. The New Forest District Council (NFDC) launched the guide, detailing essential contact information and clarifying the responsibilities of NFDC, Hampshire County Council, and
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Drug driver and laundry product thief among those in court
The following cases were heard at Southampton Magistrates' Court: MARK SMITH, 38, of Wych Lane, Gosport, pleaded guilty to three charges of drug driving. On January 29 2024, Smith was driving on Frederick Road in Southampton with over 45 micrograms
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Beloved family business still open after sale falls through
A popular café in Bitterne Park is staying open after a deal for new owners to take over fell through. Ronald Hannan bought the Riverside Diner in 1990 and he was set to sell the café and retire, with the lease changing hands on November 1.
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The two lucky people from Hampshire who won £100k in Premium Bonds
Residents in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have won more than £1.8 million in the October Premium Bonds draw. The National Savings and Investment data revealed that 128 winners from the area claimed a total of £1,855,000 in high-value prizes
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Saints predicted team ahead of must-win Premier League fixture against Everton
SAINTS welcome Everton to St Mary's on Saturday for what can only be described as a must-win Premier League game. Saints are on one point so far this season - they have only won in the cup so far this season, including a penalty shootout victory
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Charging network in Southampton named UK's best
A charging network with a presence in Southampton has been named the best in the UK. InstaVolt, the UK's largest rapid charging network with nearly 2,000 chargers, was recognised by car buyer website electrifying.com. InstaVolt’s chargers are
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Bluestar bus drivers will wear poppies for Remembrance
Bluestar drivers will show support for the Royal British Legion by wearing poppies throughout the Remembrance period. Managing director Andrew Wickham said: "People in this city are rightly proud of our country's military - as is the team here
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Smart tech trial reveals daily water loss from faulty loft tanks
A trial of smart water leak detectors has revealed risks to homes from aging loft storage tanks. More than 700 homeowners in Hampshire, Kent, and Sussex were involved in Southern Water's trial of LeakBot technology. On Monday, the company revealed
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First of its kind safe space hairdressing salon opens its doors in Romsey
A visionary new hairdressing salon thought to be the first of its kind in the region has opened its doors in Romsey. The Coven, on Bell Street, is an all-inclusive safe space salon designed to provide services in a sensory-friendly environment.
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Future sale of town hall in doubt - and branded 'deeply concerning'
A lack of assurance over the potential future sale of a town hall building has been described as “deeply concerning”. Liberal Democrat councillor Jack Davies pressed for commitments in relation to the site in Avenue Road, Lymington. In a question
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Fireworks, fast cars and football: five fun things to do this weekend
Fireworks, fast cars, football and more, it's another busy weekend of family fun in Hampshire. Here's our top tips for five of the best things to do this first weekend in November. At Mayflower Park... (Image: Ali Peake Thomas) Get set
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Baby Boom: meet the adorable new arrivals at Marwell Zoo
Marwell Wildlife is celebrating a baby boom at the zoo after welcoming several adorable new arrivals, which offer a glimmer of hope to species on the brink of extinction. Visitors this autumn can spot the growing herds of nine different species
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As a former teacher, I'm delighted to be holding Government to account
There’s been an acceleration in the pace of life in Parliament and in the constituency since my last update. Those early months as a new MP – setting up an office, recruiting a team, finding my way around Parliament - are a memory. Now I’ve got a full
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'Solent will become a cesspit and elderly will die if 1,200 new homes built'
There are fears the Solent is being turned into a cesspit and elderly people will die if 1,200 new homes are built in Fareham. A planning inquiry has opened to decide if land south of Longfield Avenue in Fareham, just above Stubbington, should
