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University introduces new midwifery apprenticeship to NHS trusts
A new midwifery apprenticeship course has been offered to NHS trusts and colleges by the University of Winchester. The course gives a fresh opportunity in the healthcare sector as it allows individuals to explore a practical career route in the
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Hampshire man charged with child sexual offences wants to change plea
A HAMPSHIRE man charged with sexual offences with a child wants to change his plea, a court heard. Alister Tillwach previously pleaded guilty to two charges of trying to incite a child under 13 to take part in sexual activity. However, in a
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Four of the best bookshops in and around Romsey
Waterstones is due to open in Romsey town centre, delighting book-lovers who visit its branches in Winchester and Southampton. But Romsey is home to several other global and local bookshops. Here is a look at some of the best places to find your
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Police issue update after crash on major Hampshire road
POLICE have provided an update after two men were arrested after crashing into a tree near Hursley. The crash caused Hursley Road between Hursley and Chandler's Ford to be closed for several hours on Tuesday, July 23. A police spokesman previously
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'An assurance in that regard would be appreciated'
Methinks the Hampshire Police in its letter to the Chronicle of July 18 have missed the essential point of my letter (Chronicle, July 11), which was concerning a scaffolding lorry parked beside a pedestrian crossing, endangering life and limb.
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Developer collects more than 150 signatures in support of nursery plans
A DEVELOPER has been drumming up support for a major scheme near a new nursery near Romsey. An applicant called Hanslip has submitted a scheme for a 96-place nursery and two houses on the the former Ashfield bakery site in Southampton Road, Romsey
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'A huge thank you to visitors who were so generous'
Romsey Beggars Fair organising team would like to say a huge thank you to visitors who were so generous purchasing programmes and with donations. In total £4,440 was collected on the day, which along with other income, all goes to cover the costs
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13 restaurants in and around Winchester get five-star food hygiene ratings
A HANDFUL of Hampshire restaurants, pubs and takeaways have received the highest food hygiene rating. Thirteen establishments were awarded five-star scores for their cleanliness after inspections carried out by the Food Standards Agency and Winchester
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Senior Tory councillor calls for former army base to be used for nature conservation
A SENIOR Tory councillor is calling for a former army site to be preserved for 'nature conservation' instead of a major business, retail and hotel. Cllr Jan Warwick made the comments about Bushfield Camp at the scrutiny committee for the latest
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Work almost complete as major bookshop prepares to open this weekend
WORK is almost complete as a major bookshop chain prepares to open a new shop in a Hampshire town. Waterstones is preparing to move into the former M&Co unit in The Hundred, Romsey. The fashion retailer shut in April last year amid nationwide
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Berzins hits second century of the season
Tom Berzins struck his second competitive century of the season as Sparsholt maintained their Southern Premier Division 3 promotion push after racking up 319-7 against lowly Hook & Newnham Basics II. His 101 at the Norman Edwards Ground contained
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When is it too hot to work? Your rights explained as 31C heatwave hits
The UK could be set for a heatwave this week, but what are your rights when it comes to working in extreme heat? The Met Office has forecasted temperatures as high as 30C for parts of the country this week. Chief meteorologist Frank Saunders
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Two yellow thunderstorm warnings issued by Met Office for Winchester
The Met Office has issued two yellow thunderstorm weather warnings for Winchester this week. After a few days of glorious sunshine, forecasters have warned that there might be heavy rain, with possible hail and strong winds. The first thunderstorm
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Martin Lewis responds to Rachel Reeves cutting 'crucial' benefits for elderly
Earlier today Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a series of public spending cuts including Pension Credit. Only those on Pension Credit or means-tested benefits will get the Winter Fuel Payment going forward - those on the credit will get £200
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Teen pair the toast of St Cross Symondians
TEENAGE pair Ben Foster and Rory Acheson-Gray were the toast of St Cross Symondians after their seventh-wicket partnership set up an eventually emphatic 152-run win over Lymington. Despite a half-century by opener Wilf La Fontaine Jackson (55),
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New hospital consultation results show division in view in Basingstoke and Winchester
DIVIDED views between Basingstoke and Winchester residents were expressed during a consultation on plans to build a new hospital. Analysis from Hampshire Together’s consultation on plans to build a new hospital for Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation
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Three Winchester athletes represent England at schools championships
Following their performances at the English Schools Championships, three young Winchester athletes were rewarded with England Schools vests and represented their nation at the Schools Home International match that took place in Wales on Saturday July
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Tom Flynn stars in Hursley cup final win
TOM Flynn struck an unbeaten fifty as Hursley Park ended a nine-year wait to win the Winchester & District CA Tichborne Trophy with an emphatic seven-wicket win over Fair Oak at The Quarters. Striking two sixes and eight fours, Flynn retired at
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Cancer support centre raises more than £1,000 in annual street collection
A Romsey cancer support centre pulled £1,010 at their annual street collection on June 29. Jane Scarth House say residents were generous in donating by card and cash at various locations. Rachel Tucker, centre manager, said: "The community
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Could Winchester be home to Great Britain's future Olympic champions?
OLYMPIC athletes are often quick to praise the sporting opportunities they were given in their local areas as youngsters. As the 2024 Paris Olympics kicks off, figures show how Winchester stacks up when it comes to opportunities to play sport.
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Seven percent of Test Valley restaurants not inspected since 2022, new data says
CONSUMERS across Test Valley face an increased risk of food poisoning and serious health issues because of a crisis in food safety, new data shows. Analysis of data from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) by the BBC shows one in five restaurants and
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City council disputes data reporting delays on food hygiene inspections
WINCHESTER City Council has disputed claims that it is behind on food hygiene inspections. Analysis of data from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) by the BBC shows one in five restaurants and takeaways have not been inspected by food inspectors for
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Two 'scenic' bus routes open for passengers to explore Hampshire countryside
A BUS company has opened two summer routes through the Hampshire countryside. Bluestar has relaunched the South Downs Rambler and has opened the brand-new Test Valley Rambler route for the first time this year. Both bus services are for those
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Hampshire woman banned for three years for drug driving
A HAMPSHIRE woman has been banned from the road for three years for drug driving. Vanessa Turner, of Harrison Way, Rownhams, was caught on Southampton Road in Romsey, a court heard. Turner, 43, was driving a Vauxhall Vectra on Monday, January