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Hampshire botanical gardens to open night time art trail later this month
THE Sir Harold Hillier Gardens near Romsey will be opening its light-up art trail later this month. The festive experience will be at the botanical gardens on selected dates from November 30 to December 31 and will allow visitors to step inside
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Hampshire architects move into former Romsey Advertiser office
A HAMPSHIRE architecture and design practice has moved into the former offices of the Romsey Advertiser. EP Projects has been looking for a base in central Romsey for three years and has now taken the lease at 21A Market Place. Jacob and Johnson
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University teaching graduates enjoy graduation ceremonies
The teachers of tomorrow are celebrating after graduating from the University of Winchester. The ceremonies take place over several days from Tuesday, November 14 to Friday, November 17, split into the different faculties On Friday, November
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County council to cut down tree planted for Silver Jubilee due to disease
ONE of two Silver Maple trees outside the Hampshire County Council’s headquarters in Winchester is to be cut down this weekend. The work to remove the tree is taking place because of safety fears after it was confirmed during a recent specialist
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Hundreds attend consultation for major development plans near Hampshire town
HUNDREDS of people attended a consultation on major development plans for the outskirts of Romsey. Developer Highwood Group revealed plans for more than 250 houses, office space and warehouses at Hillier Brentry Nursery, Jermyns Lane. A public
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Council tenant satisfaction level drops since 2019, survey reveals
Council tenant satisfaction levels have dropped since 2019, a recent survey revealed. Winchester City Council's latest tenants' survey showed a drop in overall satisfaction from 87 per cent to 78 per cent. The results were discussed at the
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'I am obliged to contradict his assertion'
While I would normally hesitate to contradict a tour guide with SeeSouthampton.co.uk, I am obliged to contradict his assertion that the range of buildings on the south side of the quadrangle .."was demolished in 1789, is now an ambulatory". The
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The chequered history of Romsey's roads
Maintenance of roads has always been a problem. For many years they were the responsibility of the parish in which they lay, which was very unfair on the ratepayers whose roads were much used by travellers passing through. In the 18th century
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Thousands flock to the city as the cathedral Christmas market opens
Winchester's famous Christmas market opened this morning, with thousands attending from across the country. A wide range of stall holders greeted people as the market opened at 10am in the surroundings of Winchester Cathedral. The market is
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Residents urged to have their say on Hampshire County Council transport proposals
THERE are only two weeks left for Hampshire residents to have their say on proposed changes to the county council’s transport policies. Two public consultations are running until Wednesday, December 6, and are seeking feedback on a range of proposals
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Exact time the Leonid meteor shower peaks in the UK this weekend
The UK's skies will be lit up this weekend as the dazzling Leonid meteor shower peaks. One of the more prolific annual meteor showers, the Lenoids are known to be fast and bright meteors - promising an impressive display for stargazers. Associated
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Winchester death notices and funeral announcements from the Hampshire Chronicle
The Hampshire Chronicle published 16 death notices last week. Every week, the Hampshire Chronicle publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death
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Water company finds false teeth, soft toys and mobile phones flushed away
SOUTHERN Water's "Unflushable" team has reported finding false teeth, mobile phones and soft toys flushed down the loo. The water company is looking to keep sewers free from wet wipes, ‘unflushables’, fat, oil and grease by working together with
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'Unless we speak out matters will not stop there'
Eileen Berry (November 9) refers to one of the more cheerful aspects of human behaviour describing some Nepalese celebrating their own culture whilst showing respect for this country. Danny Habel refers to a person or persons commemorating Licoricia
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Yoga, cafes and more in Micheldever, South Wonston and Sutton Scotney
THERE will be a Sunday Serenity Session with Vinyasa with Vikki and Sound Caim on Sunday, December 3 at South Wonston Pavilion. The session will consist of a one hour Vinyasa Flow Yoga session followed by a 40 minute sound session. Tickets
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Bushfield Camp: 'Some CGI developer’s fantasy'
Your article on the planned development of Bushfield (“Plans to redevelop old army base”) included a CGI illustration attributed to Winchester City Council with a view along the historic beech hanger suggesting wide open spaces between the proposed
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Christmas fairs, pantos and a knitted nativity in The Worthys areas
LITTLETON residents are being invited to sign up to the church's Posada. Every December, Mary, Joseph, Donkey and a flock of sheep (all knitted) travel around the village, staying a night at each family's house, before returning to church for the Crib
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County council opposition slams proposed cuts and labels consultation as 'pathetic'
Hampshire’s plan to make “bleak” cuts to services to save money has been heavily criticised, with the public consultation labelled “pathetic” and “biased”. Hampshire County Council (HCC) is expected to face a budget gap of £132 million by 2025/
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Walkers axe another flavour of crisp with 'no notice' in 'sad day' for fans
Walkers have axed another flavour of crisps in what has been called a "sad day" by fans. The crisp giant has confirmed they have stopped making salt and vinegar Quavers. Quavers come in various flavours including cheese, prawn cocktail and
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Dog owners warned a dog might be about to attack them if they display whale eye
All dog owners have been warned about 'whale eye' which is a common trait in dogs when they feel uncomfortable. A dog may exhibit whale eye if he is uncomfortable with what someone is doing to him or her. This includes being hugged, being
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Camera club chairman commended in national competition
The chairman of a Hampshire camera club was recently commended in the national Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. Stuart Bennett, chairman of Viewfinders of Romsey Camera Club, earned the commendation for Lepe Lightning. This is
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Public Notice Portal hits one million mark as people search for information near them
The local news media industry’s Public Notice Portal has hit the milestone of one million pageviews. Designed to enhance local media’s coverage of public notices in print, the portal was officially launched in May and has seen steady growth in
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Our readers can subscribe for just £6 for 6 months in this Black Friday sale
READERS who want to subscribe to our news site can enjoy an exclusive offer of £6 for 6 months or 50% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site online, as subscribers
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Former councillor renews calls for '21st century council estate'
A FORMER senior city councillor is again calling on civic chiefs to develop a '21st century council estate'. Ian Tait, now a planning consultant, has been pressing the city council to look at a modern version of Stanmore, which was one of the first
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Hampshire Cultural Trust announces programme of Winchester Christmas events
HAMPSHIRE Cultural Trust has announced a special programme of Christmas events across Winchester this year. Attendees can get into the festive mood by visiting Christmas markets, craft workshops or learning more about past Christmases. 878AD
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First goalless draw of the season for Romsey
Last Saturday’s clash with fellow promotion chasers Alresford Town ended with honours even as Romsey Town recorded their first goalless draw of the season to remain sixth in the Wessex League Division One table. The goal drought was in stark contrast