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- Southampton level crossing death: Woman hit by train - Emergency services were called to the scene in Southampton after a woman was struck by a train.
- Mutiny Festival drugs death mum issues warning a year on - Janine Milburn's daughter Georgia Jones, 18, collapsed at Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth last year.
- Bob Higgins victims to sue Southampton and Peterborough United - A lawyer representing those abused by Bob Higgins says he hopes a civil trial can be avoided.
- Ryan O'Carroll inquest: Rotten tree led to aerial tent death - Ryan O'Carroll was helping his wife into the hammock-style tent when it collapsed, an inquest hears.
Local NewsEmergency services were called to the scene in Southampton after a woman was struck by a train. Janine Milburn's daughter Georgia Jones, 18, collapsed at Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth last year. A lawyer representing those abused by Bob Higgins says he hopes a civil trial can be avoided. Ryan O'Carroll was helping his wife into the hammock-style tent when it collapsed, an inquest hears. A "flawed" mental health system failed a woman who died while on leave from hospital, a family says. Jane Callaghan says she is being blamed for the death of her ex, who took part in the Jeremy Kyle show. Flames destroy 12 hectares of Hazeley Heath, home to several species of protected wildlife. Bob Higgins, who "held supreme power" over young footballers' careers, is convicted of 45 offences. How Bob Higgins was able to groom and abuse young footballers over the course of two decades. The University of Winchester says it has secured "the necessary savings" through a voluntary scheme. Mounds of rubbish weighing up to 120 tonnes are found dumped in five counties since March. It is claimed the officer in charge of warship HMS Queen Elizabeth misused an MoD car. |
Community NewsCost of Living Rising!Posted by Administrator : Tuesday 12th March 2013
COSTING US OUR LIVELIHOOD? It is estimated that the cost of living looks expected to continue to rise this year with stable incomes versus increasing costs of everyday household items. In recent years the cost of living has been as high as 5 times more than wage rises. Healthy Eating Tips For Local FamiliesPosted by Administrator : Tuesday 12th March 2013
KEEP THE WHOLE FAMILY IN TIP TOP SHAPE. Family life can be hectic and keeping up with the fast pace of it can be difficult, which also means having regular healthy meals can be easier said than done. Getting On The Property MarketPosted by Administrator : Sunday 10th March 2013
EASIER SAID THAN DONE! The mortgage and property market looks to be improving slightly through better mortgage deals. However the market still lacks direction and combined with lack of incentives for new buyers and government cuts it looks like it could be a while before it rises. Are You Insured? Are You Covered?Posted by Administrator : Thursday 7th March 2013
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY! In this day and age it seems as if everyone is trying to sell you insurance for everything such as pet insurance, phone insurance, laptop insurance and tablet insurance. Will Online Shopping Be The Death Of Our High StreetsPosted by Administrator : Sunday 3rd March 2013
ARE YOU AN ONLINE SHOPPER AND A BARGAIN SURFER? We do not know to what extent the increasing activity of online shopping will eventually have on our Gosport based high street retailers but some predict it may end the high street shopping as a whole in the future. Avoid The Local CowboysPosted by Administrator : Thursday 28th February 2013
HOW EASY IS IT TO SPOT A LOCAL COWBOY TRADER? There are numerous reasons why cowboy builders get away with their bad practices and carry on working in the community such as people not asking for verified references, no signed contract, not obtaining at least 3 other quotes to compare, clients naturally go for the cheapest quote and some residents or businesses are impatient and choose not to wait for the best builder. Local Weather |
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