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  • Travellers set up camp in Winchester

    TRAVELLERS have set up camp in a Winchester car park. The group are currently in St Catherine's Park and Ride (East Side Car Park), off Garnier Road. A spokesman for Winchester City Council said: "We are aware of the Travellers currently occupying

  • National Trust announces Dementia Friendly plans

    THE NATIONAL Trust's Hinton Ampner House near Alresford and Mottisfont Abbey near Romsey are just two of 500 historic properties which will undergo a programme to make them Dementia Friendly. The properties are to become part of an ambitious three-year

  • Mystery surrounds the future of town hotel

    MYSTERY surrounds the future of a luxury Romsey hotel that was meant to reopen this week, following an eight-year investigation into money laundering. The award-winning White Horse Hotel and Brasserie in the Market Place was taken off alleged members

  • Driving ban removal application fails

    A WINCHESTER driver has failed in a bid to have a disqualification lifted. Basil Joy Kavumgumpilliyil, 34, of Romsey Road, had been banned for three years for a driving offence on September 26 2017. Kavumgumpilliyil applied for the ban to be

  • Man disqualified for drug driving

    AN Alresford man has been banned from the road for drug driving. Richard Alan Griffin, 41, was stopped by police officers on May 1 on the M3 at Winchester whilst he was driving an 18-reg Volkswagen Tiguan. When tested he had an illegal amount

  • Camera club celebrates awards

    A CAMERA club in Romsey held a photography competition. Viewfinders of Romsey Camera Club held its annual Nature Trophies competition in which the judge found it difficult to pick the winners. In the print category, judge Andrew Mills chose Margaret

  • Town landmarks to be lit for World Polio Day

    TWO Romsey landmarks are set to be lit in purple to mark World Polio Day. Romsey Abbey and the Plaza Theatre will be floodlit in the colour from October 21 and October 27 to celebrate the man who produced the first vaccine against polio. World

  • Weeke man fined for attack after changing his plea

    A WINCHESTER man changed his plea to admit attacking a man in the city centre. Joshua Anthony Todd, 21, of Lynch Close, Weeke, had initially denied assaulting Dennis Ofusu on Upper Brook Street on April 6, magistrates were told. But Todd later