FORECASTERS are predicting heavy downpours and the possibility of hail and thunder across Winchester overnight as the severe weather continues to batter Hampshire. More warnings were issued to drivers today after several roads flooded across the region
A FORMER Winchester man has admitted offences of possessing and making indecent photographs of children. Timothy Millender, 31, of Bridge Street, pleaded guilty to eight charges of making indecent photos and two of possessing them, totalling 740 images
AN ONLINE petition is underway to limit heavy good vehicles travelling through Alresford. Petitioners launched the site using Change.org, an online service that registers signatures, allowing residents to voice their concerns over lorries in Alresford
RESIDENTS in a Hampshire market town have another chance to influence how it will evolve over the next two decades. Alresford Town Council is hosting a public exhibition and a meeting to discuss the town plan. The town has been told by Winchester City
DRIVING along the winding country roads away from Winchester you wouldn’t think that nestled behind the shrubbery there’s an old gem tucked away. Originally built as a coach house for the grand Lainston Estate, The Plough in Sparsholt has served
MUSICIANS and their troubled lives were the subject of an art exhibition held in Winchester last month. The Dark Side of The tune coupled an exhibition by a Winchester-born artist Edie Lawrence, 18, with live entertainment from young musicians
WINCHESTER'S property market has been buoyed by the government's Help to Buy Scheme, new figures show. The data from Fox & Sons shows the average property price in the district reached £218,955 in November 2013, up one per cent on the previous
FOR the third time since Christmas Eve residents in Romsey town centre have seen their homes soaked in sewage. Part of Winchester Road was closed on Saturday near The Plaza Theatre. Homeowner Stephen Marriott, who lives in Winchester Road,
THE number of young people unemployed in Winchester has almost doubled since the start of the recession, a new survey reveals. The Prince’s Trust, which works to tackle youth unemployment, published its annual Youth Index last week (Jan 2).
IN Noah's day it was easy - the animals came two by two into the Ark. Things are a bit more complicated these days at Marwell Wildlife near Colden Common. Registrar Debbie Pearson has been touring the zoo toting up the numbers of the creatures
