WE'VE rounded up some of this week's most read stories, just in case you may have missed them.

1. TWO pupils have been sent home from a Winchester school amid coronavirus fears, after they travelled in a taxi that has had another traveller with a confirmed diagnosis of the virus.

The children from Oliver’s Battery Primary School have now been placed into self-isolation for 14 days as a precautionary measure.

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2. A PERSON from Hampshire has been confirmed as testing positive for coronavirus - the first case in the county since the outbreak in China.

The patient who has returned from Italy is now in a treatment centre in London. 

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3. AN ORGANISER looking to put on a music festival in Hampshire is asking local residents to 'give him a chance'.

Suni Phoenix, along with two of his friends, is seeking Winchester City Council's permission to host a two-day event at Worthy Grove – a large greenspace just outside South Wonston.

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4. EMOTIONS ran high as villagers accused parish councillors for choosing the “nuclear option” in a bid to build a new car park at the train station in Shawford.

Residents are arguing that they were left out of discussions which saw plans change without any formal consultation.

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5. TRIBUTES have been paid to a “loved” teenager who died in a crash near Eastleigh.

Bayley Bligdon, who went to Sparsholt College, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on Allbrook Way involving a blue Ford Fiesta and a blue Subaru Impreza.

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