POLICE in Winchester have charged a man with conspiracy to steal motor vehicles. Raimondas Kalimauskas, 31, of no fixed abode, but who is from the Bournemouth area, is due in court today. It follows the theft of a Mercedes Sprinter van in Portsmouth
A GIANT production looks set to launch the Hat Fair in Winchester on Friday July 6. The annual street performing events will be opened by French company Generik Vapeur. Their production Waterlitz contains a giant central figure constructed
PLANS have been submitted to build a new £300,000 sports pavilion at Sherfield English. The scheme which includes the brick-built and wooden-clad 281 square metre building has now been lodged with Test Valley planners. Chairman of Sherfield English
A BRASS band concert will help to ensure the continuation of a community transport service. The Bishop’s Waltham Minibus Group is holding a fundraising concert with music from Ocean Brass, a brass band based in Southampton at the Jubilee Hall, on Little
WINCHESTER Police have arrested a man and recovered 79 car aerials. The man, 20, from Stanmore, was arrested on suspicion of theft from motor vehicles after police executed a search warrant. Detectives were interviewing him today at North Walls police
WINCHESTER City Council chiefs are to consider a target of building a minimum 30 new council homes in the next five years. The portfolio holder for strategic housing and landlord services, councillor Tony Coates, said at a meeting of the full council
THE Christmas period saw a surge in the use of car parks and park and ride services in Winchester. Winchester City Council chiefs described the level of usage, particularly of the park and ride, as unprecedented and reported that most car parks were
SIX charities are to share nearly £5,000, thanks to Romsey Round Tablers. Ampfield Pre-School, Romsey Youth Choir, Lexie’s Voice, Romsey Arthritis Hydrotherapy Group, Timsbury Pre-School and the Romsey Gateway Club were selected to receive cash from
WINCHESTER City Council has no plans to restore bus services curtailed by cuts made by Hampshire County Council. The question was posed by councillor Simon Cook (Lib Dem) of the possibility of providing financial support as a subsidy to restore services
