MORE than twenty athletes from Winchester are to receive funding from the Hampshire Talented Athlete Scheme (HTAS). The programme, which is funded by Hampshire County Council and administered in partnership with Sport Hampshire & IOW, helps
THE Business Secretary is visiting Winchester next week. Dr Vince Cable, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, is a keynote speaker at ECOBATE 2013, the second European conference on banking and the economy, held at Winchester
A WINCHESTER student went on a rampage of criminal damage attacking cars in the city centre. Christian Hatahintwali, 23, of Queens Road, admitted five counts of criminal damage, against a BMW motorbike and four cars, in the St Thomas Street area
THIS month sees the return of Fairtrade Fortnight at the University of Winchester. The event starts today (February 25) and will run to March 10, aiming to bring attention to the Fairtrade mark and ethical shopping. Event management students
AN investigation into why an elderly woman who was knocked down by a car was left in the road for hours has been concluded. But while South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) said it regretted the incident, it declined to elaborate
THE Romans invaded Winchester this half-term. Winchester City Museum welcomed a legionary soldier in full military garb and a lady in all her finery on Friday (February 22) to enlighten schoolchildren and parents alike, returning on Saturday (February
FOR most children half-term is a chance to take a break from learning. But several children enjoyed a hands-on lesson in bread baking at Winchester City Mill last Wednesday (Feb 20). Miller Robert Goodwin showed the children how the mill works
GOOD causes in Wickham are set to benefit after the Southern Co-operative put £20,000 up for grabs. Their Community Support Card (CSC) scheme allows shoppers to raise funds for a good cause for one year, or until the target amount is reached.
