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  • Winchester widower cycles 100 miles in memory of his wife

    A WINCHESTER man who cycled nearly 100 miles in memory of his late wife has said no amount of rain was going to stop him fundraising for charity. Nigel Gilbert took part in the London Surrey 100 to raise money for Breast Cancer Care inspired by

  • Winchester post office to reopen following refurbishment

    A REFURSBISHED Winchester post office is set to reopen on Friday. Based in the Southern Co-operative, in Stoney Lane, Weeke, the branch has been shut since August 7. When it reopens it will have two combi-counters – a post office terminal which

  • Up to 500 expected at inaugural CrawleyFest

    A FESTIVAL is coming to Crawley later this month, and is expected to bring up to 500 visitors with it. The first annual CrawleyFest will be held at Crawley Cricket pitch on August 30, and includes a giant inflatable obstacle course, arts and crafts

  • Parish church to mark war anniversary with candlelit dinner

    HURSLEY villagers are set to take part in a special wartime commemoration. On Saturday, October 4, at All Saints Church and Parish Hall there will be the Great War Dinner and Dance giving residents the chance to remember the fallen. There will

  • Date set for Twyford's September PACT meeting

    TWYFORD is set to host a PACT meeting in coming weeks. On Monday, September 8, from 7-8pm, the Church Rooms at Berry Lane will host the next Partners and Community Together meeting. There will be representatives from the police, parish councils

  • Commuters face rail fares hike

    RAIL passengers in Hampshire could be hit by fare increases of up to 5.5 per cent next year. Figures released today will determine how much rail fares across the country can increase by in 2015. The Government’s inflation figures will be used

  • Parish hall's rotted windows refurbished

    WINDOWS at Hursley Parish Hall have been refurbished after they had rotted. Wooden frames were removed and replaced by a carpenter in July. They have now been completely painted. The Parish Council hopes the new window frames will last for

  • Electrician called to install public defibrillator

    COLDEN Common's Parish Hall Trust has called for an electrician to help install a public defibrillator. The Trust has made a donation to cover the cost of the equipment and the box but need a qualified electrician willing to offer their time to

  • Approval set for new council homes in Winchester

    WINCHESTER city councillors are set to approve controversial plans to build homes on a city estate. The city council is set to give itself approval for 12 homes on the site of 22 garages and open space behind houses in Westman Road, Weeke.