A NEW mobile phone is set to make life easier for older people in Winchester. Age UK has launched a phone designed to make calls at the touch of one button and are handing them out at the charity's High Street shop. Philip Voce, chairman of
TWO world-renowned experts will be in Winchester to mark the city's National Osteoporosis Support Group's 10th anniversary. Professor Cyrus Cooper of the University of Southampton, and Professor Susan Lanham-New of the University of Surrey, will
THE Highways Agency will be improving the surface of the southbound A34 approach to the M3 junction 9 at Winchester. Work will take place over three nights from Monday March 4. The southbound A34 will be closed from Three Maids Hill to the
A £1m restoration and decades of campaigning later, the Hockley Viaduct finally officially reopened yesterday. Civic chiefs hope it will boost the wellbeing and fitness of Hampshire residents, and fittingly the county’s own gold medal-winning Olympic
WINCHESTER civic chiefs have pledged to get “even more for even less” after approving their annual budget. The Conservative-led council rubber stamped its 15.4m budget at a full meeting. It involved freezing council tax for a second year in
A teenager sparked a bomb scare when he took home a World War II shell. Bomb disposal experts were called to 13-year-old Thomas Sheaf’s home in Spearywell Road, Mottisfont, by his father, Kelvin, who became worried after doing some detective works on
HAMPSHIRE’S naked rambler has found himself facing court once again after his lack of clothes sparked numerous calls to police in a village near Winchester. Stephen Gough, 53, was arrested in Shawford Road, Shawford, on Friday afternoon following
Romsey will be the destination for model railway enthusiasts from near and far when members of Romsey & District Railway Modellers Society stage their 34th annual exhibition at the recently-refurbished Crosfield Hall. Layouts in a variety of scales
