Met Office weather forecast: Heavy wind and rain set to hit UK in September

Heavy wind and rain on its way for 'unsettled' September, says Met Office.
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Richard Corbett: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance

HE WILL be taking the reins of a crucial charity that has saved hundreds of lives.
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Red Arrows 2021 UK display schedule: See the list

We’ve listed some of the places and events you can catch them this year!
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More than 20 online scam incidents across Hampshire in two weeks

MORE than 20 online scams across Hampshire have been reported to police in the last two weeks.
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Vehicle crashes into railway bridge in Romsey

A VEHICLE has hit a railway bridge in Romsey this afternoon. Rail service and bus routes are facing major disruption following the incident.
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Hampshire Constabulary's Donna Jones sets out policing plan

THE newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioner looks to employ 600 more officers in Hampshire.
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More support for Afghan refugees coming to Hampshire

FURTHER support has been offered to refugees coming to Hampshire from Afghanistan.
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Criminals sentenced at Hampshire courts in August

AUGUST and the Summer are drawing to an end, however, there is still the bank holiday weekend to enjoy.
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Police appeal for witnesses after man's death at Lepe beach

Police are now appealing for witnesses after a man died in a paddleboarding incident in the water off Lepe beach.
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Dragons, fairies and mermaids: Folklore, fables and tales from across Hampshire

WITCHES, fairies, mermaids and even a dragon are just some of the mythical creatures rumoured to have lived in Hampshire.
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Residents angry over un-maintained development site

RESIDENTS of Abbotswood estate in Romsey have taken to Facebook to voice their anger at the state of the pavements left behind once developers had moved on.
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Mum of two set to compete for Miss British Isle title

KATRINA Field, age 25 from Woodley, Romsey has been selected to take part in the national final of the Miss British Isles 2020/21 Model Competition.
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Police warning as thousands in goods stolen over Hampshire

Police have warned Andover residents to be aware of fraud when selling online after 21 incidents of buyers walking off without paying.
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Ambulance trust up for national award

SOUTH Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) has been shortlisted for NHS Trust of the Year.
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Brother will ride 300 miles for cancer in sisters memory

LUKE Burwood, 43 from Romsey will take on the cycle 300 challenge in September for Cancer Research UK.
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Timsbury Church, medieval floor tiles

TIMSBURY church, situated just north of Romsey, has two claims to historical fame which set it apart from a great many other churches. Its main feature is the unique late medieval wall painting, showing a townscape of timber framed buildings, but there is another rare treasure inside, one that is so small that it may often be overlooked.
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Town flourish from behind for first win

Romsey edged an exciting best of five goals encounter when a 92nd minute goal gave them a come-from-behind victory over fellow strugglers Fawley.
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This is when your bins will be collected over the August bank holiday

WHEN you're gearing up for a holiday, the last thing you need is to stress over changes to your weekly routine, including when to put your bin out.
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A `red herring` for future developments at Oxlease Meadows

IS it four houses or 47? The big question at last week’s joint planning committee at Town Hall, Romsey.
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Romsey family's dismay at Hampshire Coroners' Service

A BUNCH of siblings have been left "devastated" and "stressed" after the inquest into the death of their mum was delayed.
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Hampshire Hospitals fights back against huge waiting lists

THE number of patients waiting for treatment at the trust which runs Andover hospital has reached a record high, but health chiefs are working on solutions to reduce the backlog.
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Weather: Week ahead

HIGH pressure is now in firm control.
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Man died at home, cancer could have been asbestos related

ALBERT George Patten died of asbestos related disease an inquest has confirmed.
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Free dog walking app GoWalkies available in Hampshire

A free dog walking app with big aspirations is now available in Hampshire.
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August bank holiday weekend: Here's 7 affordable family activities

The summer holidays are coming to an end but you might want to spend this bank holiday weekend doing the last few fun things with your kids.
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Test Valley to `play their part` in Refugee Re-settlement

TEST Valley Borough Council set to step up in support of housing Afghan refugees.
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Best selling author to launch new book in Winchester

CHERYL Rickman, Sunday Times best selling author from Stockbridge releases her 12th book next month.
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Mottisfont to display stunning Ladybird book watercolours

EIGHTEEN original watercolours, created by one of Britain’s best-known wildlife artists for Ladybird’s much-loved illustrated non-fiction book What to Look For in Summer, will be on show at the National Trust’s Mottisfont this summer.
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Ampfield Market returns after more than a year

THE market which was first established in 2000 is set to return for a grand re-opening after it was forced to shut in March 2020 under government lock down rules.
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Nordic Walking Brockenhurst invite you to join them

Nordic Walking is an enhanced walking technique originally used by cross country skiers to stay fit during the summer.
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How to keep your dog safe on bank holiday road trips with Halfords

Halfords’ ‘Bark & Ride’ specialist and Kennel Club Accredited Instructor have teamed up to share advice on keeping the nation’s dogs safe this bank holiday.
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Delays on the A303 following 'vehicle fire' near Andover

Delays on the A303 following 'vehicle fire' near Andover
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New hate crime trainer for businesses across Hampshire

THE new role of hate crime trainer and engagement coordinator is a pilot project funded by the police and crime commissioner’s office, delivered by the victim care service covering Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
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High Sheriffs to raise funds for Naomi House & Jacksplace

Two High Sheriffs are going head to head as they battle it out to raise money for a Sutton Scotney hospice.
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John Coleby-Clarke: Man in fire in Winchester Road, Crampmoor

THE man who was found dead in his Crampmoor home after a ravaging fire has been identified.
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Hard Rock Café is giving away free burgers for National Burger Day

This National Burger Day, 26 August 2021, you can get a free burger when you buy one at Hard Rock Café, the home of the American burger in London since 1971.
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Army Flying Museum call on knitters for `giant` project

YOU are invited to knit a scarf for a plane at the Army Flying Museum.
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Major charity bike ride set to take off in aid of cancer

TIM Futter from Romsey will be one of 809 cyclists taking on the 2021 Deloitte ride across Britain.
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Final call for entries to Test Valley Business Awards

TOP employers are being sought in the final push for entries in the Test Valley Business Awards.
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Covid antibody tests to launch across the UK today

Here’s what you need to know about the programme and who is eligible for a test.
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Netflix announces new films with big stars and their 2021 release dates

Netflix has announced a number of new films and their release dates, including a dark comedy starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.
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Appeal to find missing teenager Codi-Jayne Picking

Police appeal for help to find missing teenager.
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Houghton residents object to self-build house plans

Residents of Houghton are up in arms about housing plans they claim could spell “the death of the village”.
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Fire brigade museum delays official opening in Romsey

NEW fire brigade museum delays official opening next month.
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Dozens of repeat knife offenders in Hampshire spared jail

DOZENS of adult criminals caught carrying knives for at least a second time in Hampshire were spared an immediate prison sentence last year, figures reveal.
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Stats: Opposite sex couples getting married in Hampshire

FEWER opposite sex couples are choosing to get married in Hampshire, figures reveal.
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Inside Nightingale Lodge in Romsey unveiled

The doors are open to a brand-new show home at Nightingale Lodge in Romsey giving customers the first chance to look around.
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Funding for borough to provide more homes for rough sleepers

TEST Valley Borough Council has been granted almost £1 million after a successful bid in partnership with Two Saints, Vivid and Aster, which will increase opportunities for those at risk of rough sleeping.
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Park Proms boss speaks out over refund worries

THE director of the company behind the cancelled Park Proms event has spoken out after customers expressed concerns over refunds.
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REVIEW: Kali Mirchi, Southampton

ONCE I woke up with biscuits stuck to my face.
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Ace Liftaway submit plans for a second wash plant in Romsey

AN application for a wash plant at Yokesford Hill Industrial Estate has been submitted to Hampshire County Council.
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Never Too Young Foundation to host first event in Romsey

THE FIRST charity event for the Never Too Young Foundation is set to go ahead at the end of the month.
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The week ahead, weather forecast in Hampshire

Further showery bursts of rain interspersed with brighter spells can be expected until mid next week.
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The Old House at Home

The Old House at Home in Love Lane is one of Romsey’s long-established surviving pubs, and one that has not felt the need to change its name. How old it is is unknown, although Love Lane is a medieval street, originally called ‘Lullane’ and deeds survive from 1774. The original part of the building is thatched over a timber frame.
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Five successful Hampshire business you can buy right now

If you fancy taking on the challenge of a new business, then there are plenty of retail units and businesses on the market waiting for new owners.
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Calls for Test Valley Council to back Climate Emergency Bill

A MOTION for Test Valley Borough Council to back the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill has been put forward to the council ahead of the meeting next month.
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Afghan refugees to be rehomed in Hampshire

REFUGEES from Afghanistan are set to be repatriated in Hampshire, it has been announced.
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Swaythling Spitfire sheds not listed and owned by Ford

THE future of a workshop used to build Spitfire aircraft during the Second World War “lies with the landowner”, as it has been revealed the building it not listed.
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Choral concert comes to Romsey Abbey next month

THE MASS Choir Requiem will be performed at Romsey Abbey on September 4 to be composed and conducted by Matthew Coleridge as part of the Music in Romsey concert series.
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The faces of Hampshire's most wanted criminals

Four suspects and criminals from across Hampshire are still at large, and are currently listed in the Hampshire Police's 'Most Wanted' list.
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A treat for NHS workers this weekend at Embley Park

NHS workers in Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire are being offered the chance to enjoy an open-air concert by classical music superstar Katherine Jenkins.
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Hampshire gun owners with mental health issues could have licence withdrawn

HAMPSHIRE residents applying for a firearms licence must provide a reference from their GP.
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BUSINESS Incentive Grants available for Test Valley
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Dementia services re-open in Romsey this autumn

MEMBERS of Greenbuttercup CIC have announced in September they will be re-starting their dementia services at the Plaza Theatre, Romsey.
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GP's under 'intense pressure' as workloads soar

NEW data released by the NHS has highlighted the "unprecedented demand" faced by Hampshire GPs struggling to cope with problems caused by the pandemic.
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Puppy may have been targeted in hit and run in Romsey

A hit and run in Romsey could have been a targeted attack.
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British teen attempting to fly around the world solo

If she completes the trip, she will be the youngest woman to circumnavigate the globe solo, and the youngest person to do so in a microlight aircraft.
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Campaigners demand tougher penalties for fly-tippers

CAMPAIGNERS are demanding tougher penalties for fly-tippers who are blighting the countryside by dumping unsightly and often dangerous waste.
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Jane Scarth House receive cash boost at Test Valley Crematorium

Members of the team at Jane Scarth House were invited to the Test Valley Crematorium on Tuesday August 10 to unveil the Covid-19 Memorial obelisk.
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Test Valley Liberal Democrats set up Southern Water petition

Following a series of pollution incidents in Hampshire, a petition has been organised calling on the executives of Southern Water to hand back their bonuses if changes aren’t made.
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Domestic violence order bans Hampshire man from Romsey Road

A MAN has been banned from a Hampshire street under a domestic violence court order.
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Jannik Vestergaard's farewell message ahead of Leicester move

JANNIK Vestergaard has taken to Instagram to say farewell to Saints, ahead of his imminent switch to Leicester City.
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The Potters Heron apologises to guide dog owner

Outrage was sparked when Nicky West, 50, Romsey was refused entry to The Potters Heron restaurant on August 6 for a second time because she had a taken a guide dog with her.
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New luxury accommodation at Michelmersh Manor Farm

Michelmersh Manor Farm, in the heart of Test Valley has a new range of accommodation coming soon for visitors to experience life on the farm in luxury.
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Revealed: The slowest housing markets in Hampshire

Unsurprisingly, after being stuck at home during the pandemic, the main reason people are looking to sell up in Hampshire is due to space.
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Most targeted area for burglaries in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

Have you ever wondered what crimes are being committed near you?
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Romsey man found guilty of harassment

DEAN Edmond Young, 47, of The Hundred, Romsey has been found guilty of harassment at Southampton Magistrate Courts.
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Lane closed and queues building after crash on M3

ONE lane closed and traffic is queuing after a crash on the M3 northbound carriageway this afternoon.
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Royal College of Nursing commemorate Florence Nightingale

The Royal College of Nursing Southeast region has commemorated Florence Nightingale today, August 13 at 1pm on the anniversary of her death.
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Driver in Chandlers Ford collided with a police car

A MAN has been arrested after his vehicle collided with an unmarked police car.
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Meet entrants for Test Valley Business Awards 2021

The Test Valley Business Awards are underway with many entrants coming forward with why they feel they should be considered.
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Rediscovered painting for auction

A REDISCOVERED painting by famed artist, Sir Joshua Reynolds, is being sold by auction at Woolley and Wallis after remaining untraced for 84 years.
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Rare beetle discovered in county

Rare Moss Beetle Spotted in Hampshire for the First Time - Found in Ecological Survey of Watercress Farm
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Medics face ‘rising level of abuse’ from patients

Medics who have battled coronavirus on the front line for more than a year and a half have faced a torrent of abuse from patients, a new poll suggests.
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Plymouth shooting incident: Number of fatalities police say

A heavy emergency services presence has been deployed in Plymouth amid a “serious firearms incident” resulting in a “number of fatalities”, Devon and Cornwall Police said.
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LIVE: GCSE results day in Winchester and Romsey

We have a reporter out and about as we run this live blog on GCSE results day across Winchester and Romsey. See the latest updates here.
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MORE LOVE AND EIGHT

Back in 2012, while the motoring press may have wanted Peugeot’s 208 GTi to be a raw, uncompromising hot hatch, the French brand instead went its own way and brought us something that, though still huge fun, was actually quite a bit more sophisticated than that.
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FAMILY TIME JUST GOT BETTER

Vauxhall has decided it needs not one but two small SUVs in its product portfolio, this little Crossland model sitting just below the second generation Mokka crossover in the company's crossover line-up.
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SEE THINGS FROM A NEW PERSPECTIVE

Hyundai broadens its SUV line-up with a more affordable entry-level model, this car, the Bayon. It takes established engineering from the brand's i20 supermini and delivers it with the trendier crossover vibe that customers for small cars increasingly want.
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Overrunning roadworks leave six miles of M27 shut this morning

MOTORISTS are being warned about heavy traffic this morning caused by closed motorway junctions on the M27.
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Planning in village has stirred emotions

More residents of Houghton Village are speaking out about concerns over planning applications which will lead to twelve new houses if approved.
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Celebration of Speed at Embley Park this summer

THE Celebration of Speed fundraising event comes to Embley Park on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 August to raise funds for Race Against Dementia and Naomi House and Jacks Place.
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New garden restaurant opens at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

A NEW restaurant has opened its doors at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens.
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Loving our waterways

Last week I learned of another pollution incident in a central Hampshire river.
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Deaf and blind 94-year-old from Southampton goes missing - and could be in Romsey

A 94-year-old man from Southampton, who is deaf and blind, has gone missing.
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Fundraising appeal nets almost £1k for Lottie Trenchard

A FUNDRAISING appeal launched to help a 13-year-old crime victim has already raised almost £1,000.
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Virgin O2 gives super speed broadband to Romsey.

Virgin Media O2 have announced it has connected Romsey to their Gigabit Speeds Network along with 12 other small towns or rural villages.
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Romsey consultant breaks new paddle board records

David Haze, consultant for Penal Reform Solutions based in Romsey is leading the way on making stand-up paddle boarding an adventure sport here in the UK.
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The Climate Emergency - Is It All Doom And Gloom?

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Romsey Chambers `First Friday Networking` after lockdown

Romsey Chambers are opening back up after a year of lock downs.
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Woman left tearful as guide dog refused at The Potters Heron

Nicky West, 50 from Romsey says she was left feeling distressed, tearful and anxious after being refused entry to a restaurant because she took her guide dog.
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Chandlers Ford business allegedly breached minimum wage law

HAMPSHIRE businesses have been named by the Government on a list highlighting alleged minimum wage breaches.
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Michelmersh Farm gets a re-vamp in time for Christmas

Michelmersh Manor Farm, in the heart of Test Valley now has a new range of accommodation coming soon for visitors to experience life on the farm in luxury.
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Hampshire man arrested on suspicion of poaching near Stockbridge

A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of poaching after getting caught on private land.
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Martin Lewis issues warning to anyone with spare change

Martin Lewis has warned Brits to check their piggybanks, money jars and loose change hiding spots.
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Thunderstorms and heavy rain to forecast in Hampshire

THUNDERSTORMS and heavy rain are forecast to lash the Hampshire this afternoon, triggering warnings of flooding and travel disruption.
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Car meet at Calmore Industrial Estate broken up by police

Police broke-up a car meet at an industrial estate on Saturday night.
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Calls for action in Calmore after car meet broken up

Calls have been made for more to be done to stop dozens of people gathering for car meets in Calmore.
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Post lockdown art show at Wykeham Gallery

The Summer Show 2021 kicks off for a month of exhibitions and will be host to a variety of artists.
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Woman left trail of destruction crashing into ten cars in Eastleigh

A WOMAN left a trail of destruction during a pursuit with police, a court heard.
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Vehicle tax email scam - what to look out for & what to do

Here are some examples of what to look out for
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Four Hampshire wine tours and school to visit this summer

Hampshire’s countryside is one of the most picturesque in the country, with plenty of unique features to draw the eye.
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Hampshire beach hut goes for sale for a £33K

With staycations on the cards this summer, there is no better time to think about buying your own slice of property by the sea.
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Figures show where people are moving to Hampshire from

The county's population grew last year as UK residents chose to move amid a growing demand for housing.
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Charity swimmer takes on three-month challenge for diabetes

Brian Richards, former Nursling and Rownhams Parish councillor is taking on a 44-mile swim challenge for charity over three months from July to October.
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Drop in police gun incidents

ARMED police officers in Hampshire responded to four incidents each week on average last year, new figures reveal.
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Walk the Test Way back for 2021

The Rotary Club of Romsey Test will be holding this year’s Walk the Test Way event on Sunday September 26.
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Letter: Council is dammed if they do and dammed if they don't

SIR: In response to the letter in last week's edition, it seems that the council is dammed if it does and dammed if it doesn’t.
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Romsey professor Guy Poppy tackles national food crisis

The Southampton University Professor, Guy Poppy, resident of Romsey for 20 years is the programme director of the Transforming the UK Food Systems SPF (Strategic Priorities Fund) programme.
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More than 1,000 ‘pinged’ in Test Valley

More than 1,000 people in Test Valley were contacted by the NHS Covid-19 app and told to isolate in the latest week, figures reveal.
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The Hundred is back open after a year

Barriers have been removed on The Hundred and it is now back open to vehicles.
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Hampshire’s worst streets for crime in June

Have you ever wondered what crimes are being committed near you?
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Letter: MP Nokes calls for funding despite government cuts

SIR: I see Caroline Nokes MP is calling for more funding for the Environment Agency to prevent oil spills such as the recent event on the River Test, and to prosecute offenders.
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Barratt Homes issues warning to children

As the school holiday gets underway, Romsey housebuilder, Barratt Homes is warning children to stay away from its building sites this summer.
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International Elvis Tribute comes to Romsey

World renowned, JD King Elvis will perform at the Plaza Theatre, Romsey for the first time.
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Prutton becomes patron of Romsey-based charity

FORMER Saints star David Prutton has been named as patron of Alfie’s Wish.
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Romsey retirement village celebrate Afternoon Tea Week

Afternoon Tea Week kicks of on Monday August 9 and to mark the event, you are invited to take part in a sparkling affair.
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Disgraced Hampshire police officers are being struck off in private

In the last three years, the force has struck off seven officers following private hearings where the press and public were excluded.
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A MORE FASHIONABLE CHEROKEE

Jeep reckons that their Cherokee was the ‘car that created the SUV segment’, which makes you picture the tough, rough off roader this model used to be – but wasn’t by the time of the launch of this ‘KL’-series model in 2014. Forget setsquare styling and agricultural underpinnings: this fifth generation model was very different - like no Cherokee we’d seen before.
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THE REBEL IS BACK

The Volkswagen Golf GTI returns and with each generation, it just becomes more polished. This MK8 model is pretty much as new as a fresh Golf GTI tends to get. It's a decent step forward - and a little of the original GTI DNA still remains.
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HIP TO BE SQUARE

If you can afford the higher asking price and can cope with the 172 mile driving range, then there aren't too many other downsides in opting for the fully electrified version of Peugeot's Rifter over its combustion engine counterpart. It certainly might be tempting option if you're looking for a full-electric compact family car and don't want a compact SUV.
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Village hall is saved after community step up to support
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10 things to do in Romsey

School is out for summer and although we have seen many cancelled events this year because of the pandemic, not everything is a miss after lockdown restrictions were eased on July 19 and for those who still do not wish to travel too far, we have found the perfect reasons to stay close to home.
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New photography club comes to Romsey

Are you a hard time photographer or a bit snappy with a phone?
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Open doors for history post lock down

As Romsey Town Hall opens back up to the public, the Romsey Local History Society would like to welcome back its supporters.
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Plans for housing development in rural village

Plans to demolish a derelict barn at Test Valley Farm have gone public.
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Hello Romsey from the new reporter

I am Kirsty Dawson, your new Romsey reporter.
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Romsey entrepreneur nominated in Test Valley Business Awards

A Romsey entrepreneur has been nominated for a prestigious award for her work nurturing early years centres across the country.
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Weather: Will there be a heatwave in August?

As we enter the last month of summer, what does August have in store for Hampshire?
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Hoe Lane housing development finally approved

A development of 300 homes at Hoe Lane and Sylvian Drive in North Baddesley has been given the final approval by Test Valley Borough Council.
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Hair loss treatment service comes to Romsey hair salon

Dovey and Broom Hair Salon has branched out to offer a specialised hair loss treatment service.
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Romsey car dealer wins Auto Trader's retailer of the year

Abbey Park Cars received the national recognition of excellence from top car trading publishers, Auto Trader.
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North Baddesley Infants tackle clean air initiative

North Baddesley Infant School has joined 61 schools across Hampshire in the Clean Air Scooter Challenge which ran between 14-18 June.
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Residents of Romsey treated to new Town Hall addition

The Mayor of Romsey Town, Cllr Karen Dunleavey officially opened the new lift in the Town Hall on July 27.
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Wiltshire butcher's sausage voted best in the UK

A Wiltshire butcher shop has been presented with a national award for their traditional pork and sage sausage.
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Amendments to the Romsey Conservation Area decided

A public notice of changes to the boundary of the Romsey conservation Area has been given.
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Romsey business receives award for supporting veterans

Roke Manor Research Ltd have received the prestigious Employer Recognition Scheme silver award from the Ministry of Defence in July.
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Olympic medallist opens climbing centre in Nursling

A high flying olympic bronze medallist officially opened the new, state of the art indoor climbing centre on July 23.
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Former Mayor of Romsey receives Queens honour

Dorothy Baverstock, Unity's Chair of Trustees, was presented with the British Empire Medal by the Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire on behalf of the Queen.
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Audley Stanbridge Earls summer fair returns

Audley Stanbridge Earls, the luxury retirement village near Romsey, will host its Summer Fair on Saturday August 14, between 11am and 3pm.
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Waste disposal firm back in business after major fire last week.

Just 72 hours after lightning struck at Yokesford Hill, near Romsey, Ace Liftaway’s mechanical and electrical engineers got the plant in the fire-damaged building up and running so they could continue working.
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Police again appeal for help to trace missing Melanie Hayman from Chandler's Ford

POLICE are continuing to appeal for information to help find missing Melanie Hayman from Chandler's Ford.
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Romsey School issues warning against swimming at Sadler's Mil

YOUTHS are being urged not swim in dangerous and hazardous waters at a Hampshire mill.
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Southern Water works to fix water leaks

WORK to tackle leaks in the water system across the south is being stepped up.
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LETTER: Thanks to Caught fish and chip shop from Homemead House

SIR: My mother has asked me to write, and let the people of Romsey know that the staff of “Caught”, the fish and chip shop close to the Abbey are such good and caring people.
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IET Faraday Challenge finals in sight for Test Valley pupils

TEST Valley School pupils are in the running for the finals in the national IET Faraday Challenge.
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Tesco, Asda, Aldi and Lidl warn over change which could cost you £160

The UK’s ‘big six’ supermarkets - Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Lidl – have issue a warning to shoppers.
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Latest food hygiene ratings from eateries across Hampshire

NEW food hygiene ratings for eateries and food retailers across Hampshire have been published by the Food Standards Agency.
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