WE'VE rounded up some of this week's most read stories, just in case you may have missed them. 1. Stars come out for filming of The Crown in Winchester city centre Actors including Helena Bonham Carter were spotted in Winchester as a popular
THE Pavilion Project’s fundraising campaign has secured a major grant. The project is raising funds for a new multi-sport pavilion to replace the old cricket pavilion and scoring huts at North Walls Recreation Ground in Winchester. In December
A HOMELESS shoplifter has been fined for theft. James Ryan Steele, 29, whose address was given in court as the Trinity Centre, pleaded guilty to stealing three fragrances from Boots on October 15, various items from the same store on October 26
AMPFIELD 20/00093/FULLS & 20/00094/LBWS Erection of single-storey rear extension to provide extended living accommodation; change roof type of existing single-storey rear extension to match proposed extension and provision of vaulted roof over proposed
RESIDENTS of Westacre Nursing Home in Winchester received a cheerful and therapeutic visit from a group of alpacas. The therapeutic benefits of animals for vulnerable people has long been recognised, holding and stroking animals can reduce blood
A NEW route has been announced by Southampton Airport directly connecting the North to the South. Eastern Airways will be operating 10 flights a week from Southampton to Teesside International Airport, offering point to point connection for business
THE High Sheriff of Hampshire Sarah Le May is calling for public servants, individuals, volunteers, charities and community groups to submit their entries for her community awards. The High Sheriff Awards aim to make the county a better and safer
A UNIQUE attraction in Winchester is set to welcome visitors to its revamped centre later this year following a £1.1 million redevelopment. The Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium has recently secured a grant of £292,400 to help with its plan
POLICE Forces and the National Crime Agency are getting a better understanding of ‘county lines’ drug offending, according to a new report. However, current policing models are too disjointed to allow for the most effective response. Her Majesty
