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  • Vietnam volunteer to give talk on physio philanthropy

    A WOMAN who spent much of the year volunteering in Vietnam to teach handicapped people to walk, will be holding a talk in Itchen Abbas next month. Beth Halford has been working as a physiotherapist at an adult rehabilitation centre in Hoi An, teaching

  • School children to learn the importance of a healthy heart

    SCHOOL children in Winchester are to be given a lesson in the importance of a healthy heart. Following the success of previous projects rolled out at Andover, Bristol and Leeds, charity Heart Research UK is set to launch a project aimed at seven

  • Communications firm announces new business head

    A WINCHESTER communications agency has announced its new head of business. Rhiannon Thompson joins Remarkable Group as the new head of business for the content team following the success of the Remarkable Content division's launch. Ms Thompson

  • Date set for Hampshire NHS Trust AGM

    THIS year's Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust AGM will take place on Tuesday, September 9. The meeting will be heard at the Ark Conference Centre at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital from 5.30pm with an hour-long interactive exhibition

  • Winchester students celebrate GCSE results

    THERE were smiling faces and tears as Winchester students ripped open envelopes for their GCSE results last week. After five years of hard work, Year 11 pupils across the city discovered their results last Thursday (August 21) and teachers across

  • Winchester artists' work displayed at National Gallery

    NOT every artist can boast their artwork has been exhibited at London's National Gallery alongside the great masters. But Winchester artists Sue Fox and Sue Kenneally, known as Sue and Sue, achieved this accolade with the help of a Hampshire primary

  • New visitors magazine launched for Winchester

    A NEW magazine has been launched in a bid to help visitors navigate the city more easily. The Heart of Hampshire Destination Management Partnership team and Visit Winchester at Winchester City Council have teamed up with the Winchester Business

  • Colden Common youth club seeks financial aid

    A YOUTH club in Colden Common needs help from residents to secure grant money. Colden Common Youth Club has applied for a grant from Winchester Area Community Action (WACA) and need residents to vote for them. For further information contact

  • Winchester firefighters called to kitchen fire

    FIREFIGHTERS were called out when some pasta had been left on an oven for too long. Five firefighters from Winchester attended the scene at a house of multiple occupancy on Romsey Road, at around 8.50pm last night, when a man’s cooking caught fire

  • Hefty fine for fly-tipper

    A MAN has been ordered to pay nearly £1,500 after he was caught fly-tipping in Chilworth. Ian Hitchcock, of Mandela Way, Southampton, pleaded guilty to the offence at Southampton Magistrates’ Court after he was capturedm on CCTV dumping rubbish

  • Bumper crowd can’t roar Town on to FA Cup glory

    tured the imagination of football fans as far away as South America, but there was no FA Cup upset for the competition’s youngest manager to celebrate. Romsey Town’s 22 year-old head coach James Phillips received messages of support from as far

  • Dress Downton to match show's Great War theme

    Enter into the spirit of this year’s Romsey Show by dressing in First World War style. That’s the invitation from show organisers who, for the first time in its 172-year history, have given the event a theme – World War One and Hampshire Life 1914

  • Valley Park named best place in England to live

    IT is a suburb that only began life in the 1980s but has proved popular with young families. But now it is official – Valley Park is the best place to live in England and Wales. The community in Chandler’s Ford has been ranked top for its low

  • Tesco shelve plan for Romsey store

    Supermarket giant Tesco has withdrawn its controversial plans for a superstore on the Broadlands estate, on the outskirts of Romsey. When first announced in January, 2012 the proposals for a 35,000 square foot shop off the bypass were met by a