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Graham Yates and Jane Gandee collect the girls' school of the year award from GSA chief executive Jeanette Cochrane
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School in Winchester named independent girls’ school of the year

From left to right Richard Patricio - Workhappy, Ed Saye - Workshop, Lizzie Bryant - Workshop and Joanne Penketh - Workhappy. From left to right Richard Patricio - Workhappy, Ed Saye - Workshop, Lizzie Bryant - Workshop and Joanne Penketh - Workhappy.
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Businesses announced as sponsors for 2026 Sport Winchester Awards

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Paultons Park in Hampshire named Theme Park of the Year for second year running

Damon L. Wakes, who won the Outstanding NPC Design (non-player character) at the Interactive Fiction Database Awards with his title character Jimmy Piñata Damon L. Wakes, who won the Outstanding NPC Design (non-player character) at the Interactive Fiction Database Awards with his title character Jimmy Piñata
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University of Winchester graduate wins award for his detective game

The Liz Knox Art Prize has been launched by Creative Coverage, co-founded by Tim and Caroline Saunders. The Liz Knox Art Prize has been launched by Creative Coverage, co-founded by Tim and Caroline Saunders.
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New Hampshire arts prize launches

Autism Hampshire’s Oliver McGowan Training Team received the Inclusion, Equity and Diversity Award at the 2026 Hampshire Changemakers Awards. Autism Hampshire’s Oliver McGowan Training Team received the Inclusion, Equity and Diversity Award at the 2026 Hampshire Changemakers Awards.
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Autism Hampshire charity wins inclusion award

L to R MP Caroline Nokes, Victoria Hardman, Nick Price, Hugo Hardman and Arthur Voelcker. L to R MP Caroline Nokes, Victoria Hardman, Nick Price, Hugo Hardman and Arthur Voelcker.
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Hampshire trout business triumphs at the House of Commons

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