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  • University prepares for clearing

    THE University of Winchester is making its final preparations for Clearing 2008 as the A'Level results are released this Thursday (August 14). There is a range of Bachelor Honours (BA/BSc) and DipHE (Diploma of Higher Education) programmes available

  • Adult learning information night

    BARTON Peveril College in Eastleigh is holding an Adult Learning Information Evening on Wednesday, September 3 between 6pm and 8pm, for anyone wanting to find out more about the learning opportunities on offer to adults. Held in the College's Learning

  • Park by phone

    A NEW era in paying for parking by using a mobile phone came into effect in Romsey this week. Drivers in both Romsey and Andover now have the option of paying by using a credit or debit card, before they step out of their vehicles. Test Valley Borough

  • Wheelie bin fire damages garage

    POLICE have appealed for witnesses following a fire which was started in wheelie bins and then caused serious damage to a garage at a house near the centre of Romsey. Two fire appliances from Romsey and an aerial ladder platform from Redbridge dashed

  • Conmen leave empty-handed

    A 91-year-old Wickham woman was targeted by conmen at the weekend. Police said that at around noon on Saturday, August 9, two men called at the pensioner's home, in St Nicholas Row, School Road, claiming to be from the water board. The pair talked their

  • Archaeologists dig in St Cross

    ENTHUSIASTIC excavators have been digging for clues near one of Winchester's most historic buildings. More than 60 members of a Winchester archaeology group have spent the last two weeks exploring the lumps and bumps of a field bordering the Hospital

  • Battle lines drawn over flouridation

    THE heads of opposing camps over controversial plans to add fluoride to the water supply of nearly 200,000 Hampshire residents have met for the first time. The meeting comes as preparations step up ahead of a three-month public consultation on the proposals

  • Falconer helps owl to new life

    A LOST owl that caused a flutter when it spent more than a week on top of a country house hotel has landed safely on its feet after being rescued by an Eastleigh falconer. The Giant European Owl - the world's largest species of owl weighing up to 9lbs

  • Battling against bugs

    HAMPSHIRE Primary Care Trust (PCT) has introduced its new Infection Prevention and Control team - ready to do battle with bugs and infection in Hampshire. The team is being led by Theresa Lewis, the new lead nurse for infection prevention and control

  • Get knitting

    KNITTERS in the Romsey area are being urged by the town's MP Sandra Gidley to help save the lives of babies around the world at a 'Knitathon' on Friday afternoon (August 15). There is also an invitation to church, youth and community groups to go along

  • Linda is the ACE in the pack

    A LEADING figure in the development of an adult education centre in Winchester is stepping down after 17 years. Friends and colleagues gathered at the Adult Continuing Education Centre in Stoney Lane, Weeke, to salute assistant principal, Linda Green

  • Neighbours upset over care home expansion

    A CARE home for the elderly in St Cross is hoping to more than double its capacity in a bid to provide specialist care for those with dementia. But neighbours are opposing St Cross Grange's planning application, which includes doubling the number of