As part of the programme of works being undertaken by the County Council's 'Operation Resilience' carriageway resurfacing works will be undertaken on Andover Road, Micheldever Station. The works are programmed to start on March 22 and will be carried
By Lianne de Mello, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust. BIRDS of prey are often a magnificent sight – whether in our countryside or right in the heart of the city. But we at Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust know that their
WINCHESTER Festival as announced more names in its 2017 line-up. The event from July 7-15 will include The Times journalist and author Ben Macintyre as well as acclaimed concert pianist Lucy Parham. The week-long celebration of the arts, featuring
EXPERIENCE one of Western culture’s blazing masterpieces (and tick it off your bucket list). There is an opportunity to hear what is considered by many to be the pinnacle work in choral singing. Hosted by Winchester’s Waynflete Singers, the
CHERITON Primary School was visited by Meon Valley MP George Hollingbery on World Book Day last week to read to pupils. The children, all dressed up as their favourite book characters, listened to George as he read a story about a penguin called
A NUMBER of trade vans parked in Chandler's Ford and Hiltingbury have been targeted by thieves, say police. High-value power tools and equipment left in vehicles are among the items that have been stolen in recent weeks. Police are reminding residents
MYSTERY surrounds why a former police officer lost control of his motorcycle in a crash on a Hampshire road, an inquest heard. Michael Smith died after colliding with a Volkswagen Golf and a Volkswagen Polo on Milford Road, between Lymington and
HEALTH bosses from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have spent more than £500,000 on strategies that could lead to the closure or downgrading of the area’s hospitals. The Press Association used the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act to ask clinical
FORESTRY and woodland grant schemes are unfit for purpose say MPs in a report out this week.On International Day of Forests, MPs from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee have published a Forestry in England: Seeing the wood for the trees
THESE were the dramatic moments when a woman clung precariously to a railway bridge over a live electric rail.As police negotiators tried to talk the mentally-anguished woman away from danger, trains passed to and fro 40 feet below.The drama happened
