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  • PCSO suffers serious injury in attack in Winchester

    A MAN has been charged after a serious attack on a police community support officer in Winchester. Officers investigating a serious assault on a PCSO on Wednesday have charged Jon Edward Ball, 41, of Turin Court, Andover, with causing grievous

  • Winchester University graduates celebrate graduation success

    UNIVERSITY graduates celebrated their success this week in graduation ceremonies which some had to wait a year for. The University of Winchester hosted its graduation ceremonies at Winchester Cathedral from October 19-22, with over 2000 graduates

  • Salting lorries to hit roads this weekend - here's why

    SALTING lorries are to hit the roads this weekend. On Saturday, Hampshire Highways' salting lorries will be completing a trial run of secondary routes. This includes single accesses to villages, schools and other public services. On

  • Winchester junior parkrun celebrates milestone in style

    ORGANISERS at Winchester junior parkrun celebrated staging their 200th event in style with fancy dress, balloons and support from the Mayor of Winchester, Cllr Vivian Achwal. The free, weekly, timed 2km event takes place at North Walls Recreation

  • School girl on a mission to help others in need

    THEY now call it the ‘Harvest Festival of Clothes’ at Halterworth School and for good reason. For the second year running, Elle Holdaway, 9 arranged for her school in Romsey to collect clothing for those in need and had the most amazing response

  • New factory to offer 'significant' number of jobs

    A NEW manufacturing facility is coming to Romsey and will create new employment opportunities. The fibre-optic cable solutions provider, Lumenisity Ltd has confirmed the new multi-million-pound, 40,000 square ft purpose-built factory will open

  • Winchester Cathedral safe burglar set for sentence

    A WINCHESTER man who stole a safe from Winchester Cathedral is set to be sentenced next month. John Gillingham, 27, of Hyde Gate, Hyde, admitted burglary on August 8 at the cathedral. The safe contained £2,500. He was committed for sentence

  • Farewell event for long-standing Winchester newsagency

    An event to say goodbye to one of Winchester's last convenience stores is taking place next week. A Farewell to the Hyde Newsagency will be held at the Hyde Tavern on October 25. The shop opened as a confectionary business and tobacconist in

  • SIR: It is with great sadness

    SIR: It was with great sadness I heard of the death of Robert Tee from North Baddesley, known to everyone who knew him as "Bob" he always had a lovely smile whenever you met him. I first met him when he attended the North Baddesley Junior school

  • Drop in and draw with local artist at the abbey

    DROP in and Draw at the abbey. On Wednesday October 27 between 2 and 4pm the public are invited to join artist and educator Elizabeth Hammond to create a collaborative map of the historic building of Romsey Abbey through drawing. People can

  • Top places to visit in Hampshire this October half-term

    October half-term is just weeks away and understandably, parents are struggling to find ways to keep the kids entertained. It's always a daunting thought for parents as the holiday season kicks off, and while parents are looking for ideas to keep

  • LETTER: New sport and leisure park in not disability friendly

    SIR: I was very excited when Winchester’s new leisure centre opened. Being disabled I assumed wrongly the facilities would be adapted for disabled people. On my first visit I was dismayed to find after parking in the disabled places there was a long

  • CHRONICLE COMMENT: What to do about our MPs’ security?

    FIRST it was Jo Cox and then on Friday Sir David Amess, stabbed to death by a man with a knife. The second killing of an MP in five years. No less shocking and sickening and something that asks very searching questions about our society and many of