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  • All smiles at Stanmore nursery launch

    IT was celebration time for children in Stanmore at the launch of the estate’s first purpose-built nursery. Poppins Nursery, in the Carroll Centre, will cater for up to 32 children aged two to four. Mayor of Winchester, Cllr Eileen Berry, enjoyed

  • Sparsholt Parish Council appoints new cleark

    SPARSHOLT Parish Council has a new clerk. Janice Whittle retired from the post at the beginning of this month after 10 years. She is succeeded by Jill Judge, of Woodman Lane. The email address remains clerk.sparsholt@parish.hants.gov.uk

  • Table top sale for nursery in Alresford

    A TABLE top sale will be held in Alresford to raise funds for the Patchwork nursery. The sale, organised by the POP Group (Parents of Patchwork) will be in the sports hall at Perins School on Sunday March 29 from 9.30-11.30am.  

  • Wombling in Twyford

    THE date has been announced for this year’s Annual Twyford Litter Pick. On Saturday, March 28, Vicki Dunlop and Trish Mardon will be waiting at St Mary’s Church from 9.30am to allocate roads and areas. Volunteers are asked to bring old gardening

  • Puzzles and games to help patients keep moving

    VULNERABLE patients at Winchester hospital will keep active with the help of fun and games from new specialists. Puzzles, crafts, bingo and 1930s nostalgia will be used to help elderly and long-term ill patients move and talk during their stay.

  • Hundreds of girl guides meet wildlife at Marwell

    BEST friends Sophie Kilburn and Erin Woolterton became acquainted with the wildlife at Marwell Zoo as they represented their Brownie pack at a Girl Guiding roadshow. The girls from the 1st Alresford pack were amongst 600 rainbows, brownies and

  • Littleton pub welcomes new land lady

    THE Running Horse pub in Littleton has a new landlady. Anita Peel took over around a month ago from her previous role at the Pilgrim Inn, in Marchwood, Southampton. She said: “It has been brilliant. I live in Winchester and have done for 20

  • Anger as new law delays litterpicking on Hampshire roads

    WRAPPERS, drink cans and cartons, carelessly flung into highway hedges, are usually painstakingly retrieved by council workers. But thanks to a recent legal shift following a series of fatal accidents nationwide, litter collection on Hampshire