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Bus crash investigation continues six weeks on
The investigation into a college bus crash remains ongoing, police have confirmed
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Hampshire County Council pays out £12.7m in redundancy payments
Hampshire County Council paid out more than £12.7million in redundancy payments to staff leaving the authority last year
Water company promises new reservoir after criticism of drought application
Southern Water is planning a new reservoir in Hampshire after environmental charity WildFish slammed a Drought Order Application on the River Test.
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'By granting rights to rivers, we are giving them a voice through us'
Thanks to the Rights of Rivers motion, Test Valley has joined other local authorities in the UK in recognising rivers as entities with legal rights.
Town statue has suffered many indignities over the years
It was July 1945 before the re-erection of the statue was discussed, but this was not a simple matter as the town council wanted to locate it near Broadlands gates on the bypass.
M3 and M27 closures for Hampshire drivers to be aware of this weekend
Hampshire drivers will need to be aware of a couple of closures on the M3 and M27 for the weekend of August 8 to 10.
More than 700 'Fatal Four' offences identified in Hampshire as police crack down
More than 700 cases of fatal four offences have been noted in Hampshire as police crackdown on them.
What's happening in your street? Latest planning applications
The latest planning application to Winchester City Council
Shoppers express sadness as popular high street store Claire's struggles
Shoppers in Winchester are expressing sadness as the future of the Claire's store on High Street remains uncertain.
Winchester scenes from the 1970s, 80s and 90s
THe photographic archive
Winchester volunteers in Great War's forgotten campaign
On April 29 1916 Britain suffered ‘its worst defeat in World War One’ – not on the Western Front but outside a dusty, fly-blown town in what is now Iraq.
The future of the Men's Shed in Alresford
I put this question to the council tax payers of Alresford.
Man attacked with bladed weapon in city centre
Officers investigating Winchester assault appeal for witnesses
Alan Titchmarsh attends grand opening of new multi-million-pound facility
University Centre Sparsholt opens £5m state-of-the-art research facility, backed by Alan Titchmarsh. New labs and agri-tech focus boost UK land-based education.
Drivers on the M3 face long delays as Boomtown festival kicks off
Drivers on the M3 face long delays on the motorway as Boontown festival kicks off.
Residents urged to have their say about changes to Hampshire councils
The feedback from the survey will help shape the final proposal, which will be considered by Hampshire County Council this autumn.
'This is not acceptable': Campaigner fears for future of at risk Stagecoach bus route
Negotiations are ongoing to save a bus services in Knightwood and Valley Park that is facing the axe by Hampshire County Council.
'Paying more ready attention to the wonders of creation is within our grasp'
Gilbert White’s House and Garden in Selborne is an emporium of delights.
Winchester School of Art set to expand campus
University of Southampton proposes plans for expansion of the Winchester School of Art, as a result of the schools growth.
Winchester's response to the First World War explored in new papers
The Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society has released two new Hampshire Papers detailing aspects of the First World War.