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  • Low-tech honey treatment 'could save NHS millions'

    A SIMPLE, low-tech honey treatment could dramatically cut infections after caesarean births and save the NHS millions of pounds, a Winchester study has found. Nationally, one-in-10 women who give birth by C-section develop an infection in the scar

  • Extra car parking at Wickham and Bishop's Waltham

    PARKING problems look set to be eased after civic chiefs agreed to extend spaces across the Winchester district. Cabinet members approved to develop more parking within the city centre, Wickham and Bishop’s Waltham as part of a proposed major repair

  • Cash earmarked for flood defence across Winchester

    CIVIC chiefs have agreed to reserve much-needed funds for flood defences in light of the ongoing problems across Winchester. In a cabinet meeting on Wednesday (February 12) officials agreed to the recommendation put forward to freeze council tax

  • South Winchester villages news round-up February 13

    THE ANNUAL elders coffee morning is coming to Twyford next month. On March 22, from 10am-12pm at Twyford Parish Hall, elders will gather for a coffee and a chat where there will also be a book stall, cake stall, bric-a-brac and a raffle. For

  • Civic chiefs meet to discuss former Winchester care home site

    CIVIC chiefs met to discuss the future of the site of a former Winchester care home which could cost the council over £6m to develop. Cabinet members voted unanimously to demolish Victoria House on Victoria Road, to make way for a new development

  • Flood barrier erected in Winchester city centre

    FIRE crews have pulled together to try to hold back the water in Winchester by building a metal barrier. Helped by Navy ratings, firemen last night set up a 70 ft barrier across Park Avenue stretching from Winchester School of Art across to the