A WINCHESTER dance school has been nominated for a prestigious award. Integr8 Dance is up for a Lloyds TSB Enterprise Award and will pitch its case at the London and South East heat on March 21. Founded by Charlie Sapey, 21, in 2009, Integr8
FANTASTIC flowers await at the opening of a Hampshire gardens this week. The gardens at Houghton Lodge, near Stockbridge, open on Friday (March 1) with Snowdrops, Aconites and Irises among the floral offerings. The grade two listed gardens
WINCHESTER City Council is set to build 50 affordable homes in Abbotts Barton over the next six years. A council committee will discuss the £7.5m plans at a meeting tomorrow morning (Feb 27). It is part of an overall programme to build 350
RESIDENTS of one of Winchester’s narrowest streets have been left disappointed in their efforts to restrict access to it. Concerned at the narrowness of the road and the number of pedestrians using it, people living on Hyde Church Lane petitioned
THE future is uncertain for a long-running civic campaigning group in Winchester which meets on Thursday. The Winchester City Residents’ Association is holding an annual general meeting and will discuss whether to carry on its work, or disband.
WINCHESTER City Council will pay all its staff at least the new 'living wage'. The Council already pays the minimum wage and will meet the £15k-£20k extra cost of introducing the living wage - £7.45 per hour - within its existing budgets. Councillor
POLICE are warning drivers about a series of scams on roadsides around Hampshire. Between October 1, 2012, and February 16, police received 65 reports of such incidents on highways across the county – with 13 in the Winchester area. The scammers
A WINCHESTER business has scooped a prestigious national award. Bang & Olufsen Winchester won Dealer of the Year 2012/13 at the company's national conference in Oxford. John Marshall, Managing director of the shop in The Square, which sells
THE Winchester Morris Men, Hampshire’s longest-established Morris side, are celebrating their 60th anniversary by going back to where it all started – to the pub. On March 11 1953 a group of enthusiasts met in the back room of the Eclipse Inn in
A TAX office worker has been jailed for frauds totalling £31,000. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) co-ordinator, Karen Hindle, used taxpayers’ personal details to plunder their bank accounts, Southampton Crown Court heard. Hindle, of Woodlands Gardens
