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Hundreds march through Winchester

1:28pm Saturday 13th March 2010

More than 250 people recreated the arrival of King Alfred the Great at Hyde Abbey

Colden Common family's Caribbean holiday from hell

The palm tree-lined beaches of Jamaica make this Caribbean paradise a favourite destination for the rich and famous

11:34am Friday 12th March 2010

IT was a £5,000 trip of a lifetime for one family near Winchester.

Vomiting virus back at Winchester hospital

Royal Hampshire County Hospital site in Romsey Road

1:22pm Friday 12th March 2010

NOROVIRUS has again struck at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester.

Second brewery in pipeline for Cheriton

1:29pm Friday 12th March 2010

PARISH councillors in Cheriton have had early notice of possible plans to start a second brewery in the village.

Burglars snatch valuables from Upham church

1:24pm Friday 12th March 2010

THIEVES grabbed valuable silverware from a safe in a church in Upham, near Bishop’s Waltham.

Hampshire folk heritage boosted by new map

Hampshire folk heritage boosted by new map

11:27am Friday 12th March 2010

HAMPSHIRE’s endangered folk heritage has been celebrated in a new publication - a Folk Map that details local history.

Famous inventor to speak at Winchester University

Famous inventor to speak at Winchester University

11:06am Friday 12th March 2010

A TALK on inventors is taking place in Winchester led by Trevor Baylis, the man behind the clockwork radio.

Winchester teenager takes seat in UK Youth Parliament

Green website logo for Hampshire Chronicle

11:03am Friday 12th March 2010

A WINCHESTER schoolgirl is taking a seat on the UK Youth Parliament.

Glowing report for Winchester school

Glowing report for Winchester school

5:56pm Thursday 11th March 2010

A PROUD Winchester school is toasting a report that rated it as having “outstanding features, with a strong culture of improvement”.

Councils’ pensions shortfall is a ‘ticking timebomb’

The Castle, Winchester, home of Hampshire County Council

3:17pm Thursday 11th March 2010

PEOPLE across Hampshire could face higher council tax to plug a black hole in local government pensions which has soared to £1.7bn.

City’s first new hotel for 20 years

City’s first new hotel for 20 years

3:21pm Thursday 11th March 2010

MORE than 200 guests turned up to the official opening of Winchester’s newest hotel.

Shock at sudden death of art teacher in Winchester

Gabby Bruen 1967-2010

3:22pm Thursday 11th March 2010

TRIBUTES have flooded in for a popular Winchester teacher who died unexpectedly, aged just 43.

Joining Tories ‘big decision’ for Joyce

Eastleigh borough council Tory group leader, Godfrey Olson, and the party’s new recruits, Joyce and Graham Sortwell

1:50pm Wednesday 10th March 2010

FOR the third time in little more than three months, a member of Eastleigh Borough Council has changed her political allegiance.

Closer working could reduce strain on hospital

Royal Hampshire County Hospital site in Romsey Road

8:00pm Wednesday 10th March 2010

HEALTH chiefs in Winchester are holding talks with another branch of the NHS with a view to working closer together.

Fashion fund-raiser for hospice

Naomi House

4:00pm Wednesday 10th March 2010

AN event is being held to raise funds for Naomi House children’s hospice at Sutton Scotney.

Eating disorders group comes to Winchester

Jaw broken in suspected racial attack

11:00am Wednesday 10th March 2010

A SUPPORT group for friends and family of people suffering with eating disorders has started in Winchester.

New look for Wednesday market

George Beckett

9:20am Wednesday 10th March 2010

WEDNESDAYS are now fresh food and plants day at Winchester’s open-air market in Middle Brook Street.

Online success for sweet shop

Online success for sweet shop

5:50pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

Teddy bears’ picnic marks glowing Ofsted report

Manager Rachael Barrett, Eastleigh mayor, Pamela Holden-Brown, staff, parents and children celebrate with a teddy bears’ picnic.

12:50pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

“EXCEPTIONALLY caring and highly stimulating...”

More opposition to student flats

Jaw broken in suspected racial attack

3:50pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

A NEW block of 400 student flats in Winchester will come before planning chiefs again after complaints from neighbours. Residents are worried that louvers – a special kind of shutter – are not being fitted to the windows. They are designed to reduce light pollution and stop overlooking into nearby gardens once the building is finished and occupied. They were part of the plans approved by Winchester City Council, but neighbours say they are yet to be fitted. As a result, Cllr Ian Tait, who sits on the planning committee, has asked for the issue to be brought back. Members will discuss whether to take steps to ensure the shutters are fitted before the students arrive in the block. The flats are currently being built behind Milnthorpe Lane on the University of Winchester’s main campus. The planning committee is due to meet at Winchester Guildhall on Thursday, March 11.

Twilight faith trail in Winchester

Jaw broken in suspected racial attack

12:40pm Tuesday 9th March 2010

TEENAGE members of churches in Winchester will be out and about in the city on Thursday, March 18.

Police hunt burglars after raids in Four Marks

11:23am Tuesday 9th March 2010

A SERIES of burglaries has hit the village of Four Marks, near Alresford.

Make merry with the mayor

Jaw broken in suspected racial attack

10:46am Tuesday 9th March 2010

RESIDENTS are being offered the chance to sample fine wines with the Mayor of Winchester.

Driver hurt after car crashes into tree at Wickham

10:07am Tuesday 9th March 2010

AN elderly driver was injured after a car crashed into a tree on the edge of Wickham.

Child injured in two-car crash in Bishops's Waltham

9:57am Tuesday 9th March 2010

A BOY was hurt in a car crash in Bishop’s Waltham yesterday morning. (MAR8) Two vehicles were in collision in Little Shore Lane just before 9am.

Would-be MPs quizzed on the countryside

Would-be MPs quizzed on the countryside

1:10pm Monday 8th March 2010

WINCHESTER’S three would-be MPs were quizzed by countryside campaigners and farmers at a public debate, just months before the general election.

Man fighting for life after crash near Owslebury

8:36am Monday 8th March 2010

A MAN is fighting for his life in hospital after a horrific crash on a notorious road near Winchester.

Literary treats in store at university

Green website logo for Hampshire Chronicle

8:20pm Monday 8th March 2010

A SERIES of authors, book editors and literary agents are coming to Winchester to share their skill and insights.

Driver released after car crash near Winchester

3:25pm Monday 8th March 2010

Winchester firefighters freed a driver from his car after it crashed near the city.

Finding right words to describe homelessness

Winchester Mayor, Dominic Hiscock

2:00pm Monday 8th March 2010

A POETRY and poster competition to raise awareness about homelessness in Hampshire attracted more than 150 entries.

Giant cake sale in Winchester set to raise funds for wounded soldiers

12:50pm Monday 8th March 2010

THE Help for Heroes charity is holding a cake sale in the Brooks Centre in Winchester this Sunday. (MARCH13) The charity, that helps wounded servicemen, is taking deliveries of donated cakes at Headbourne Worthy House, Bedfield Lane, between 10am and 4pm on Friday March 12 or to The Brooks Shopping Centre between 4-6pm also on March 12.

Workforce support could be critical as firm fights to keep its independence

VT Group profits soar

12:30pm Sunday 7th March 2010

THE destiny of the Botley-based VT group could lay in the hands of its employees.


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