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  • Call to restrict HGVs in Alresford

    NEARLY 2,000 people have signed a petition against lorries in a Hampshire market town. Trucked Off was formed to battle the HGVs rumbling through Alresford and surrounding villages, mainly going to and from the watercress farms and packing plants

  • Winchester continues to battle on against stormy weather

    WINCHESTER doesn’t seem to be out of the water yet despite flood waters dropping by a clear foot overnight. Hampshire fire assistant chief, Neil Odin, said this morning (February 14) that the metal barrier erected on Park Avenue has so far proven

  • Fire station to open as flood advice centre

    Romsey Fire Station has opened as 24-hour hour Community Reassurance Hub (CRH), in response to the flooding in the area. In addition to their vital flood response work, community firefighters from Romsey will be offering advice for anyone concerned

  • Nomads panto will shiver yer timbers

    PIRATES are preparing to create mayhem at Woodley next week. However, these fearsome looking characters won’t be pillaging the neighbourhood. They are taking part in Nomads’ production of Robinson Crusoe and the Pirates at the village hall.

  • On top in the battle against flooding in Winchester - for now

    THEY have won the battle – but the war is far from over. A two-pronged attacked has been launched to save Winchester from disappearing under water, but with up to three-quarters of a month’s rainfall expected in the next five days – 60mm – the

  • Your wetters page

    Romsey Advertiser readers have been flooding us with their photos of the rising tides around Romsey for which we are very grateful. Here are some of the best. Keep them coming.

  • Eastleigh exhibition gets off to a flying start

    AN EXHIBITION in Eastleigh got off to a flying start when it was opened last week. The Speed! Exhibition at Eastleigh Museum was officially opened by the Mayor of Eastleigh, Cllr Malcolm Cross on February 8 and looks at the story of speed in the

  • Town mayor praises emergency services

    ROMSEY’S mayor has praised authorities tackling flooding problems in the town. Councillor Ian Richards said: “Despite the adverse conditions, Test Valley Borough Council had the most vulnerable properties protected with sandbags outside of the

  • Businesses count the cost of flooding

    HOMES and business in Romsey’s Greatbridge area are counting the cost of flooding which has left much of it submereged for a week. Yesterday (Thursday), the police were reporting that water levels had risen by four inches overnight following Wednesday