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Letter from Westminster from MP Caroline Nokes
This week I have been in New York for the United Nation’s Commission on the Status of Women. One of the big themes has been around technology, how it has undoubtedly made our lives easier, but at the same time has had significant drawbacks. Wednesday
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Experts shed light on Biodiversity Net Gain regulations at Thrings seminar
Thrings’ recent seminar aimed to equip landowners and farmers with the knowledge to navigate the latest Biodiversity Net Gain regulations. The event, held at Thrings' Romsey offices on March 6, saw more than 40 attendees from agriculture, development
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Stop!Think Fraud' initiative welcomed by Meon Valley MP
Meon Valley MP Flick Drummond has voiced support for a recently launched government initiative aimed at increasing public awareness of fraud and scams. The ‘Stop! Think Fraud’ campaign has been introduced to combat various forms of fraud, including
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Local agencies sponsor Trinity's annual homelessness fundraiser
Trinity Winchester has announced RBC Brewin Dolphin Winchester and Charters Estate Agents Winchester as sponsors for Trinity’s Big Sleep Out. Participants are invited to spend an evening under the stars on May 24 in the grounds of Winchester College
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Veteran mobility support fund revived
Hampshire veterans with service-related mobility issues can now apply for aid from the reinstated Veterans’ Mobility Fund (VMF). Help for Heroes and Blesma was awarded administration of the fund by the Office for Veterans’ Affairs (OVA) and the
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Vacant property to be converted into shared accommodation for refugees
WINCHESTER City Council unanimously approved plans to convert a vacant property into a six-bedroom shared home for refugees. The empty property of 59 Colebrook Street, neighbouring the council offices, will have six private rooms, four wash rooms
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'Has anyone noticed the Guildhall clock has not been striking the quarter?'
Has anybody noticed that the Guildhall clock has ceased to strike the quarters? It still sounds on the hour, but for some months now, it falls silent from one hour to the next. As somebody who has been knocking about in the Broadway for over 60
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'A special and overdue artistic tribute to a national treasure'
I am writing in response to your recent report highlighting comments about the statue planned to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth. As an American who is an ardent Anglophile and author, I was dismayed at the one-sided perspective
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Premier league treatment for Worthy Down army footballers
Army football teams at Worthy Down are partnering with the University of Winchester for a premier league experience. Sports journalism students will tape both men and women's matches for the Adjutant General’s Corps, creating a Match of the Day-style
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Man, 59, charged with alleged sexual assault to appear in court next week
A MAN in his 50s has been charged with sexual assault following an incident in the Waltham Chase area. This follows a report of an assault on Thursday, March 7. Norman Albert Lillywhite, 59, of Winchester Road in Waltham Chase, will appear
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Coffee shop reveals opening date as it takes over cafe near historic railway station
A FAMILY-run coffee shop has revealed its opening date as it opens its doors at the Station Mill in Alresford. As previously reported, The Roasting Party announced that it would close in December last year. The company, which also has two cafes
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Tesco unable to deliver groceries due to 'technical issues' as well as Sainsbury's
Tesco has become the second UK supermarket today (March 16) unable to deliver some customers' online grocery orders due to "technical issues". A spokesperson said: "We are working to fix a technical issue which has meant we have had to cancel some
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Dozens of dead animals dumped outside village shop as community left 'shocked'
VILLAGERS have been left shocked after 50 dead animals were dumped outside a village shop near Stockbridge. The bodies of around 50 dead hares, as well as a barn owl and a kestrel, were found outside the Broughton Community Shop in High Street.
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Police boss concerned at rise in opiate deaths in Hampshire
Hampshire’s top police boss has said she is concerned over the use of opiates in the county that led to an increase in “accidental deaths” last year. Office for National Statistics figures show there were 82 drug poisoning deaths in Hampshire in
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Sainsbury’s ‘technical issues’ affecting online grocery deliveries for customers
Has your Sainsbury's delivery not arrived? Customers may have noticed problems with online orders today (March 16). The supermarket has said this is due to experiencing “technical issues” which are affecting some stores, the online delivery service
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Work to start on Hampshire new town this year
Work to build the first batch of homes at the new Hampshire town of Welborne should start this year – and there is fresh hope M27 junction improvements will happen. Fareham Borough Council has said detailed planning applications for the Welborne
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Five fun family-friendly things to do around Hampshire this weekend
Science, art, eggs, musicals and football, there's something for everyone in Southampton and around Hampshire this weekend. Here's our top tips on five things to do to keep all the family entertained on Saturday and Sunday March 16 and 17.
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Middle-lane hoggers on motorways targeted by new National Highways campaign
A national campaign has been launched to tackle middle lane hogging on motorways, as well as tailgating. A poll, commissioned National Highways, found that nearly a third of drivers admit hogging the middle lane on motorways at least “occasionally
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Has Aldi ended glass forever? I tested the first ever paper wine bottles
Wine has always been a sacred drink for many, some going as far as to have a cellar dedicated to the elegant drink. Whether you are a fan of a fresh Chardonnay, a sweet Pinto Grigio or prefer a deep Merlot or bold Malbec, wine has a very passionate
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Drivers risk £1,000 fine if they don’t tell DVLA about these medical conditions
Drivers could face £1,000 fines or even lose their driving licence if they do not declare one of 110 medical conditions, the DVLA has warned. According to the government website, there is a long list of conditions drivers must tell the DVLA when
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Vet debunks 7 common dog myths every pet owner should know
Dogs are colour blind, they eat grass when they're unwell and our furry friends have wet noses when they're healthy - here are seven myths that every pet owner should know. Whether you're a seasoned dog parent or you're looking into getting a pooch
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Civic chiefs to sell £7.6 million properties across Hampshire
Plans to sell several county council buildings has been given the go-ahead in a move to generate around £7.6 million. The plan comes after a review that pointed out the poor status of some Hampshire County Council buildings and the new way of working
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Mum needs around 70 stitches after being mauled by Rottweiler in street
A mother has told of the terrifying moment she was mauled by a Rottweiler whilst out walking her dog near her home. Shue Leung, 52, had been walking her Shih Tzu in Fleming Avenue, North Baddesley, when she was pulled to the ground by the dog.
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Winchester Food Festival to return this year with a whole week of gastro fun
A CELEBRATION of the city's culinary delights will take place this summer as Winchester Food Festival returns with a whole week of fun and events. Hampshire Fare, the county’s food, drink and craft group, announced the return of the Winchester
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Don't Dine Alone' event to bring together elderly community members in Winchester
A care home in Winchester will be opening it’s doors to people from the community to help tackle loneliness. Flowerdown Care Home in Winchester is hosting an initiative to combat loneliness in the local area. On March 19, people in the community
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Residents of Kings Barton estate oppose emerging plans for floodlit 3g pitch
PEOPLE living on the growing Kings Barton estate are opposing newly-emerging plans for 3g pitches on open space. Many residents of the estate are unhappy that developer Cala Homes is proposing a floodlit artificial football pitch and fencing on
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Photographs from the Hampshire Chronicle archives
The Hampshire Chronicle has launched a new feature using our unrivalled archive of news photographs over the decades. The invaluable photo archive, with thousands of glass negatives, is being cared for by Hampshire Cultural Trust at Bar End.
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Petition to keep Crosfield Hall in current location passes 1,000 signatures
A PETITION over one of the biggest schemes in Romsey's history has gained more than 1,000 signatures. Hilary Philbin's campaign is calling for civic chiefs to keep the Crosfield Hall in its current location. The issue has been hugely controversial
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Exceptional newly built property goes on the market
A NEWLY built home in Romsey has gone on the market. Located on Crampmoor Lane, Mulberry Cottage, is being sold through Henshaw Fox and occupies a position with a south-facing garden overlooking woodland, near to countryside walks and on a no-through