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  • County council pays respects for Holocaust Memorial Day

    MEMBERS of Hampshire County Council this morning paid their respects for Holocaust Memorial Day. Staff, councillors and community faith leaders gathered in Winchester's Great Hall to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Nazi concentration

  • Lucky escape for taxi driver after car bursts into flames

    A TAXI driver had a lucky escape after the car they were behind the wheel of burst into flames. Emergency services were called to St Cross Road, Winchester, on Saturday at 8.43pm to reports of a vehicle fire. When the crew from Winchester fire

  • Does this Test Valley hotel make the best burger in the UK?

    A TEST Valley hotel and restaurant has made its way to the final of a burger competition, facing some of the biggest names in food. The Greyhound on the Test in Stockbridge is going head to head with chefs from Bleecker, Smashburger and the Hard

  • Southampton Airport expansion special meeting

    PLANS to expand Southampton Airport are to be scrutinised at a special meeting next week. (Jan 28) Civic chiefs in the city will come together on Tuesday evening to discuss the proposals to expand the airport’s runway by 164 metres and add 600 parking

  • Letter: 'You must take responsibility for your customers'

    I grew up in Romsey and have returned to see my parents and opened the Romsey advertiser for the first time in some 20 years. On page 5 Wellow Golf Club and then page 7 Romsey Town football club both getting poor hygiene ratings. Then a letter to the

  • Lorry driver's manoeuvre causes more damage

    YES, another piece of fine driving by a delivery driver that will impact on the public purse. The latest knocked over post is on the Parchment Street close to the High Street. The other street where the bollards have a low life expectancy is St

  • Labour condemn plan to close libraries across Hampshire

    WINCHESTER Labour Party has condemned the Conservatives’ “destructive and wholly unnecessary” plans to close 10 libraries and slash the opening hours of many more. In a statement, the branch said: “It is an outrageous fiction worthy of a bookshelf

  • New festival given £20k by council to help launch

    A DESIGN Festival is being organised to highlight the skills of the city's creative industries. The city council has agreed to give a start-up contribution of £20,000 to the event which is due to run from October 20-30. The festival aims to inspire

  • Trees felled in flood prevention scheme by city council

    WORK has started to prepare for flood prevention works on the expansion Trinity Winchester. Trees have been felled next to Durngate car park in recent days. A Winchester City Council spokesperson said 17 trees plus larger shrubs had been removed

  • Does this Test Valley hotel make the best burger in the UK?

    A TEST Valley hotel and restaurant has made its way to the final of a burger competition, facing some of the biggest names in food. The Greyhound on the Test in Stockbridge is going head to head with chefs from Bleecker, Smashburger and the Hard

  • Climate change plan moves a step closer

    MORE trees and wildflowers along roads and new investment into energy saving initiatives are among the measures set to be taken in Hampshire in a bid to tackle climate change. County bosses have approved plans to plant trees and wildflowers on highways

  • Fresh approach for nursery to help youngsters settle in

    A NURSERY chain with a offering in Winchester is incorporating a fresh approach to help babies settle while in their care. Top Day Nurseries, based at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital, has been working alongside a babywearing consultant to see