STUDENTS could be the stars of the future after bagging themselves places at a leading drama school. The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts (ALRA), which counts television comedy star Miranda Hart, Holby City actor Jimmy Akingbola and Mistresses star
A WINCHESTER college has crowned the winners of its first ever 48-hour film competition. Peter Symonds College named Misha Jessel Kenyon, 18, John Gilbert, 17, and Abi Smith, 18, the winners for their film ‘Rewind’, a piece following an elderly man reminiscing
IT is not SW19 but PO17 and the home of the newly formed Wickham Community Tennis Club. Its two courts were officially opened at Wickham Recreation Ground on Saturday (March 31). Both are floodlit and their construction was funded by
WINCHESTER Street Pastors have been boosted in their efforts to keep the city safe by a wave of new recruits. Nineteen volunteers were commissioned at a service at Christ Church in Christchurch Road last Saturday (March 24). The new pastors have spent
From April 1, changes to charges in Test Valley’s council car parks came into force. To encourage residents and visitors to spend longer in the town centres, the three-hour tariff has been reduced and the medium-term charge for over three hours
Becky Bellworthy’s not the sort of girl to let anything beat her – even Mount Everest. The determined Romsey medical student was taken off the mountain last year suffering from altitude sickness, but this week she flies out for a second attempt on the
THE start date for the public inquiry into the compulsory purchase of land needed for the Silver Hill scheme in Winchester will be Tuesday, June 26. The inquiry will be held in the Guildhall and should last between eight and 12 days. If the order is
