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  • First match due next month at Alresford new rugby pitch

    THE first game at a new rugby pitch in Alresford is expected to be in January, the full town council meeting heard. Cllr Stuart McCullouch, recreation committee chairman, said: “The rugby club is hoping to play its first match on the pitch on January

  • Alresford Town Council to boost its website

    ALRESFORD Town Council is one step closer to improving its website, a meeting heard. Chairman Cllr Lisa Griffiths and clerk Stevie Kavanagh told the full council meeting that they have interviewed four people who could manage the website. The

  • Bishop's Waltham Photographic Society welcomes junior members

    YOUNG photographers in Bishop’s Waltham who want to ply their trade outside school will soon have the chance when the local club opens its doors to juniors. Bishop’s Waltham Photographic Society is looking to take on around 12 junior members aged

  • Fresh consultation over housing estate near Winchester

    A SECOND public consultation is to be held for a proposed 350-house development in Winchester. On Monday (Dec 8) Linden Homes will be on hand to talk about their proposition to build at Pitt Vale, between Enmill Lane and the Badger Farm roundabout

  • TV's Tiff joins Alex for big switch-on

    Tiff Needell, a former Grand Prix driver and Top Gear front man, is set to join quadruple amputee, Alex Lewis, to turn on Stockbridge Christmas Tree lights on Tuesday, December 9 at 7 pm. Stockbridge holds an annual late night shopping event and

  • Council urged to improve safety at accident black spot

    THE chairman of a newly-formed residents group has appealed to town councillors for improved safety at an Alresford accident hotspot. Sam Kerr-Smiley, of the Nursery Road Residents Group, said he would like to see railings, traffic lights or other

  • 22 travellers living in Winchester car park to be removed

    FRENCH travellers who have lived in a Winchester car park for a week are set to be removed. Six caravans were set up in Cattle Market car park, in Worthy Lane, last Monday. But the family of 22, including 10 children, are set to return home

  • Parish chiefs reassure villagers over county bus cuts

    BUS services in Twyford and Colden Common will not be affected by transport cuts across Hampshire, according to local parish councils. Despite Hampshire County Council’s announcement to cut some bus services, concerned residents have been advised

  • Highways officials dig ditches to prepare for winter weather

    WORKS have begun to clear out gullies near Hurlsey and Otterbourne in preparation for bad winter weather. The ditches along Poles Lane are being dug by Hampshire's Highways Agency in a bid to ensure water does not gather on the road. Last year

  • Winchester volunteers fly to Uganda for education outreach

    WINCHESTER Rotarians travelled to Uganda to forge links with local clubs and spread education resources to schools. Teachers John and Myra Wilkinson visited 12 schools to support Education Uganda, a Stockbridge-based charity bringing resources

  • Success in the South for Connells New Homes

    Connells’ New Homes division in the South has seen a huge increase in the number of new homes developments coming onto the market in recent months, according to its regional director for New Homes, Tom Bateson. Indeed, in the last month alone, Connells

  • Auctioneer firm looks to the future with expansion

    WITH a family history of over 200 years, a newly-married couple and a refurbished office, a Winchester business is celebrating its expansion. The estate agency, surveyors and auctioneers, Andrew Smith & Son, has recently revamped its St Thomas

  • Waynflete Singers to perform at Winchester Cathedral

    ONE of the south’s premier choirs is set to light up Winchester Cathedral this weekend. The Waynflete Singers will perform Handel’s Messiah alongside period instrument ensemble Florilegium. Conducted by Andrew Lumsden the concert features Sophie

  • Multiple crashes cause road delays across the area

    MOTORISTS are facing major delays this morning after crashes on several main routes in Hampshire. An accident on Bassett Avenue has closed the road's southbound carriageway, while there are delays on the M27 after three separate accidents.