DOWNPOURS throughout the morning did not deter thousands from taking part in the fourth Winchester Half Marathon yesterday. A stream of runners ploughed their way around the 13-mile route, setting off and finishing in front of the Guildhall. The
Sir, Along with many others my wife and I do enjoy walks along the canal paths in Romsey. Unfortunately the overgrown shrubbery and weeds and lethal overhanging blackberries make this somewhat less enjoyable. Additionally the weeds within the
RUGBY fans from a Romsey school were treated to a trip to a training camp in South Wales this summer. Pupils from Embley, Embley Park, made full use of the training facilities at the Llandarcy Academy of Sport - the training facilities at the Llandarcy
WINCHESTER preservation watchdogs are concerned about house destruction in the suburbs. The City of Winchester Trust has highlighted the trend of developers buying up large houses and applying to demolish them and building on the gardens. Recently
THE complaints about rubbish continue but the city council hopes a fleet of greener refuse vehicles will start to make improvements. The new lorries form part of the council’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and will also help reduce delays
A TEST Valley abbey welcomed a pianist and her hearing dog for a lunchtime recital. Helen Farrar, from Sheffield, has lost 75 percent of her hearing and played the recital at Romsey Abbey, Church Lane, with the help of her pooch Teddy. In 2011
A ROMSEY woman has spoken of her horror after the Cyprus hotel she was staying in was rocked by an explosion. Karen Dunleavey was on holiday with her husband at the Acapulco Hotel when they were woken up in the middle of the night after an explosion
NAOMI House and Jacksplace has been shortlisted in the Children and Young People Now Awards 2019. The trust has been selected for the 'Charity' category, an award for the charity or social enterprise that has made the most impressive contribution
A WINCHESTER transport expert and city architect are calling for more work on the Winchester Movement Strategy. Mike Slinn, a past president of the Chartered Institute of Highways and Transport, said much of the document was based on insufficient
