A WINCHESTER school boy has taken home first prize in a drawing competition. Seven-year-old Liam Skeat of Weeke, a Year 2 St Bede C of E Primary School student, won the Thompson drawing competition for his submitted sketch of his parents, brother
WATER-loving Winchester children have been making waves to raise money for a charity hospice. Five-year-old Sienna Brooks, of Bar End, Katherine Marsden and eight of their friends took part in an under 5s sponsored swim to raise money for Naomi
THE annual Alresford Festival of Toy Trains returns to Perins Community School on June14 from 11am until 5pm. The show, now in its 22nd year, helps raise money for Save the Children and other local groups. The largest vintage toy train show
A WOMAN with Down’s syndrome from Colden Common has been shortlisted for an international photo competition. Katy Francis’ My Dancing Feet was chosen from a range of entries for the My Perspective Photographic Competition 2014 which is run by national
THE final available unit at Boyatt Wood Industrial Estate, Eastleigh, has been let to Charles Kendall Freight. BNP Paribas Real Estate, acting on behalf of its client Aviva Investors, has struck the deal with Charles Kendall Freight, which offers
A WINCHESTER school has raised over £1,000 for the British Red Cross. Henry Beaufort School students held a series of fundraisers, led by 16-year-old Isaac Crawford, to raise £1,331 for the charity. A cheque was presented during Red Cross Week
IT was a day of monochrome prints, stark lines, bold colours and even tartan at this year’s Winchester School of Art graduate fashion show. Models strut confidently in the futuristic designs created by the final year students to mark the end of
A MILITARY training area in north of Winchester served as the action-fuelled backdrop for the Hollywood latest summer multi-million dollar blockbuster. The former army base in Barton Stacey was transformed into a battleground setting for Tom Cruise's
A NEW centre for TEFL teaching will open in Winchester this autumn. The language school English Naturally was given the go-ahead by the Trinity Exam Board to offer courses training people to teach English as a foreign language. Director Chris
FOR most punters there is not a better bet for the World Cup than Brazil. However, one Hampshire jeweller is praying that any one of the 31 other teams will lift the trophy. He has launched a daring promotion which could cost him a small fortune
RESIDENTS are invited to attend the Romsey Future drop in event on Saturday, June 14 at the Town Hall. The Romsey Future project has started the process of creating a shared vision for the town for the next 20 years and now needs your input.
A WINCHESTER charity organisation has appointed a new leader for one of its newest departments. Tom Belshaw has joined the Winchester Area Community Action group (WACA) to head their new Community Groups Support service. Chairman Trevor Lewis
