thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Hampshire schoolgirl cooks with Jean-Christophe Novelli

SHE IS the inspirational schoolgirl who has finished her 26 months of gruelling cancer treatment .
Now Edith Coombes , seven , has had her courage celebrated by celebrity chef Jean-Christophe Novelli .
The Hedge End schoolgirl was treated to a festive themed virtual cook-along hosted by the Michelin-starred chef to launch this year ’ s Cancer Research UK for Children and Young People Star Awards , in partnership with TK Maxx .
She joined a small group of brave young cooks affected by cancer for whom Christmas came early .
The French restauranteur gave them an online masterclass in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Christmas pancakes with spiced cranberry sauce .
After his youngest son Valentino was diagnosed with cancer in 2016 , Jean-Christophe knows all too well the devastating impact the disease can have on children like Edith .
Edith was diagnosed with leukaemia in March 2018 , not long after starting in Year R at school and repeatedly coming down with what was initially thought to be a virus .
A bone marrow biopsy eventually confirmed it was cancer and she was admitted to hospital and began intensive chemotherapy .
Edith lost her blonde @ @ @ @ @ @ @ twice .
She also had repeated stays in hospital and underwent regular lumbar punctures which required being put to sleep .
Edith and her family marked the end of her treatment while they were shielding at home .
They had to replace the ringing of the bell on the hospital ward with a makeshift banging of pots and pans , on a video call with family and friends .
Dad Lewis , 38 , said : “ We had always had this endpoint of May 4 – we were going to go to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bell , have a big celebration with family and friends and go to Disneyland .
But instead we found ourselves in lockdown , the holiday cancelled and no option of a party .
“ It wasn ’ t quite the ending we had planned , but what lockdown did give us was time to compute everything we were going through and that was helpful for us all to be at home , together . ''
Mum Kathryn , 37 , added : “ It ’ s a relief to have reached the end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a new worry and anxiety that it ’ s going to come back .
Kathryn and Edith with Jean-Christophe Novelli ( top right ) '' Every ache , pain or high temperature makes you panic , but we know we are not alone in those feelings and it ’ s something we need to learn to live alongside . ''
The Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People Star Awards , in partnership with TK Maxx , celebrate the courage of children and young people across the UK who have been diagnosed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trophy , a t-shirt , a certificate signed by celebrities and a £50 TK Maxx voucher .

Now Edith Coombes, seven, has had her courage celebrated by celebrity chef Jean-Christophe Novelli.
The Hedge End schoolgirl was treated to a festive themed virtual cook-along hosted by the Michelin-starred chef to launch this year’s Cancer Research UK for Children and Young People Star Awards, in partnership with TK Maxx.
She joined a small group of brave young cooks affected by cancer for whom Christmas came early.
The French restauranteur gave them an online masterclass in making his ‘‘Joyeux Noël’’ Christmas pancakes with spiced cranberry sauce.
After his youngest son Valentino was diagnosed with cancer in 2016, Jean-Christophe knows all too well the devastating impact the disease can have on children like Edith.
Jean-Christophe Novelli with his son Valentino
Edith was diagnosed with leukaemia in March 2018, not long after starting in Year R at school and repeatedly coming down with what was initially thought to be a virus.
A bone marrow biopsy eventually confirmed it was cancer and she was admitted to hospital and began intensive chemotherapy.
Edith lost her blonde hair and had to shave her head twice. She also had repeated stays in hospital and underwent regular lumbar punctures which required being put to sleep.
Edith and her family marked the end of her treatment while they were shielding at home.
Edith in hospital
They had to replace the ringing of the bell on the hospital ward with a makeshift banging of pots and pans, on a video call with family and friends.
Dad Lewis, 38, said: “We had always had this endpoint of May 4 – we were going to go to the Piam Brown ward and ring the bell, have a big celebration with family and friends and go to Disneyland. But instead we found ourselves in lockdown, the holiday cancelled and no option of a party.
“It wasn’t quite the ending we had planned, but what lockdown did give us was time to compute everything we were going through and that was helpful for us all to be at home, together."
Mum Kathryn, 37, added: “It’s a relief to have reached the end of treatment, but now we have a new worry and anxiety that it’s going to come back.
Kathryn and Edith with Jean-Christophe Novelli (top right)
"Every ache, pain or high temperature makes you panic, but we know we are not alone in those feelings and it’s something we need to learn to live alongside."
The Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People Star Awards, in partnership with TK Maxx, celebrate the courage of children and young people across the UK who have been diagnosed with cancer.
Everyone nominated receives a trophy, a t-shirt, a certificate signed by celebrities and a £50 TK Maxx voucher.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Woman convicted of domestic violence against a man

A YOUNG Winchester woman has been convicted of attacking a man .
Eleisha Rose May Horne , 21 , admitted @ @ @ @ @ on March 19 , when she appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates Court .
She also admitted @ @ @ @ @ community order made by magistrates in Haverfordwest , west Wales , in February this year @ @ @ @ @ touch with a supervising officer by phone .
The court heard the assault was a @ @ @ @ @ Bench gave Horne , of Boscobel Road , Fulflood , a community order with a @ @ @ @ @ to 20 days .
She must also pay a surcharge to fund victim services of @ @ @ @ @ to the Crown Prosecution Service .

Eleisha Rose May Horne, 21, admitted the assault on Samuel Lisle-Fenwick on March 19, when she appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates Court.
She also admitted failing to comply with a community order made by magistrates in Haverfordwest, west Wales, in February this year by failing to keep in touch with a supervising officer by phone.
The court heard the assault was a domestic violence case and the Bench gave Horne, of Boscobel Road, Fulflood, a community order with a rehabilitation activity requirement for up to 20 days.
She must also pay a surcharge to fund victim services of £90 and costs of £40 to the Crown Prosecution Service.
The Haverfordwest community order was revoked.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--'Blatant covid breaches face robust action': Southampton moves into Tier 2

HAMPSHIRE residents will face `` robust action '' for `` blatant breaches '' of covid restrictions .
Police will be maintaining coronavirus patrols as the county enters Tier 2 of the new restriction system .
Officers are urging people to comply with the rules and warn that blatant breaches will face robust enforcement action .
Assistant Chief Constable , Maggie Blyth , said : “ The vast majority of people have observed the regulations in place over recent months .
`` I ’ d like to thank them all for their concerted efforts to restrict the spread of the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will continue to maintain Covid-19 related patrols , as required , in addition to usual policing as we move into the tiered system .
`` This is to address any problems that are identified to us and ensure that people are observing the restrictions in place to prevent the spread of the virus .
“ Everyone must observe the restrictions from the highest tier that they are travelling from or to , at all times .
We will not be preventing people from travelling from one area to another , but are working @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ensure that people are informed about the different restrictions in place on the Isle of Wight as compared to the rest of Hampshire .
Police have also issued support and crime prevention advice in light of a rise in domestic abuse during the pandemic .
Assistant Chief Constable Blyth added : `` There are individuals and children that will continue to suffer from the impact of domestic abuse during the government restrictions .
This is worse during a period behind closed doors where contact with other people like friends and family is restricted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ harm should call 999 .
If you ’ re not in a position to speak press 55 and our controllers will know what to do .
We are there for you , please call us if you need us in an emergency .
“ You can also call Hampshire Domestic Abuse Service on 03300 165112 or Stay Safe East on 0208 519 7241 to get confidential help . ''
With more people returning to work following the recent lockdown and the darker evenings , law enforcers are urging people to lock up their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are being warned not to leave Christmas presents on view , and to leave a light on .
Chief Constable Blyth went on to say : “ With many small businesses potentially re-opening this week I ’ d also advise owners and their staff to check that their premises remained secure during the recent restrictions and that systems like CCTV and alarms remain in good working order now that they ’ re trading and have cash in the building .
“ Throughout the pandemic , the use of technology has boomed , with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ access , and make use of goods and services more than ever before .
If you ’ re buying presents online please make sure you check whether the site you ’ re using is reputable .
You can find more advice on the Action Fraud website . ''

Police will be maintaining coronavirus patrols as the county enters Tier 2 of the new restriction system.
Officers are urging people to comply with the rules and warn that blatant breaches will face robust enforcement action.
Assistant Chief Constable, Maggie Blyth, said: “The vast majority of people have observed the regulations in place over recent months.
"I’d like to thank them all for their concerted efforts to restrict the spread of the virus in such challenging times.
“We will continue to maintain Covid-19 related patrols, as required, in addition to usual policing as we move into the tiered system.
"This is to address any problems that are identified to us and ensure that people are observing the restrictions in place to prevent the spread of the virus.
“Everyone must observe the restrictions from the highest tier that they are travelling from or to, at all times. We will not be preventing people from travelling from one area to another, but are working with ferry operators and partner agencies to ensure that people are informed about the different restrictions in place on the Isle of Wight as compared to the rest of Hampshire.
Police have also issued support and crime prevention advice in light of a rise in domestic abuse during the pandemic.
Assistant Chief Constable Blyth added: "There are individuals and children that will continue to suffer from the impact of domestic abuse during the government restrictions.
This is worse during a period behind closed doors where contact with other people like friends and family is restricted. Anyone who is facing abuse or harm should call 999. If you’re not in a position to speak press 55 and our controllers will know what to do. We are there for you, please call us if you need us in an emergency.
“You can also call Hampshire Domestic Abuse Service on 03300 165112 or Stay Safe East on 0208 519 7241 to get confidential help."
With more people returning to work following the recent lockdown and the darker evenings, law enforcers are urging people to lock up their homes properly
To deter opportunistic thieves they are being warned not to leave Christmas presents on view, and to leave a light on.
Chief Constable Blyth went on to say: “With many small businesses potentially re-opening this week I’d also advise owners and their staff to check that their premises remained secure during the recent restrictions and that systems like CCTV and alarms remain in good working order now that they’re trading and have cash in the building.
“Throughout the pandemic, the use of technology has boomed, with individuals using online solutions to purchase, access, and make use of goods and services more than ever before. If you’re buying presents online please make sure you check whether the site you’re using is reputable. You can find more advice on the Action Fraud website."


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Aldi and Lidl middle aisles: Christmas bargains available from Sunday, December 6?

Aldi and Lidl have revealed the latest items hitting the shelves in the middle aisles of their stores from Sunday , December 6 , 2020 .
We 've rounded-up some of the highlights to look out for in each supermarket .
This week , Aldi are helping you prepare for the cold weather with winter clothes at discount prices along with some bargain beauty products .
Ladies ' Brown Lambskin Gloves will keep your hands cosy this winter and are available for £7.99 .
This Visage silver facial cleansing brush is available for £12.99 and is already sold out online @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Grey Cardigan is available for £12.99 with sizes ranging from 8-18 .
Create gorgeous curls with effortless ease with this Remington Curle Create Curling Wand available for £14.99 .
Find out more at aldi.co.uk .
In the middle of Lidl this week , the supermarket chain are very much focused on Christmas decorations and have Harry Potter merchandise on offer .
The Sisal Robin Planter with Cyclamen is available in Lidl for £5.99 .
A novelty Christmas Robin perfect for decorating outdoors .
Choose between a Harry Potter Heliball Flying Snitch or Potion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £12.99 .
Make a £7 saving on a 500-piece Lego Large Harry Potter Play Set .
Usually sold for £34.99 Lidl are selling it for £27.99 .
Find out more at Lidl.co.uk .

We've rounded-up some of the highlights to look out for in each supermarket.
Aldi
This week, Aldi are helping you prepare for the cold weather with winter clothes at discount prices along with some bargain beauty products.
These include:
Ladies' Brown Lambskin Gloves. Picture: Aldi
Ladies' Brown Lambskin Gloves will keep your hands cosy this winter and are available for £7.99.
Silver Facial Cleansing Brush. Picture: Aldi
This Visage silver facial cleansing brush is available for £12.99 and is already sold out online.
Avenue Ladies' Grey Cardigan. Picture: Aldi
This machine washable Avenue Ladies' Grey Cardigan is available for £12.99 with sizes ranging from 8-18.
Remington Curl Create Curling Wand. Picture: Aldi
Create gorgeous curls with effortless ease with this Remington Curle Create Curling Wand available for £14.99.
Find out more at aldi.co.uk.
Lidl
In the middle of Lidl this week, the supermarket chain are very much focused on Christmas decorations and have Harry Potter merchandise on offer.
These include:
Sisal Robin Planter with Cyclamen. Picture: Lidl
The Sisal Robin Planter with Cyclamen is available in Lidl for £5.99. A novelty Christmas Robin perfect for decorating outdoors.
Harry Potter Heliball Flying Snitch or Potion Bottle Mood Lamp. Picture: Lidl
Choose between a Harry Potter Heliball Flying Snitch or Potion Bottle Mood Lamp, both available for £12.99.
Lego Large Harry Potter Play Set. Picture: Lidl
Make a £7 saving on a 500-piece Lego Large Harry Potter Play Set. Usually sold for £34.99 Lidl are selling it for £27.99.
Find out more at Lidl.co.uk.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Asda, Aldi, Lidl, Co-op urgently recall items

Supermarket chains including the likes of Tesco Asda , Morrisons , Aldi , Lidl , Co-op , Sainsbury 's , Iceland and Waitrose have urgently recalled a number of items .
We 've rounded up the latest products to be recalled .
If you have bought any of the items mentioned below , return them to the place of purchase to get a refund .
Happy Hounds Wales Ltd is taking the precautionary step of recalling a number of raw dog food products because they may contain salmonella .
Customers who bought the affected products through the delivery service will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are affected by this product recall .
Check if you have bought the affected batch of the Beef Products detailed above with the corresponding batch number and Return the products to happy hounds or shop for a full refund .
Beef Kidney 1kg Batch 962 Lamb and Beef 1kg sleeve Batch 962-966 chicken and beef 1kg sleeve Batch 1344-962 diced heart 1.5kg batch 962 whole heart batch 962 .
Various roasted coffee beans covered in dark chocolate products have been recalled because they contain almonds ( nuts ) which are not mentioned on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been sold by a number of small retailers .
A list of retailers and the products affected by this recall can be found in the attached consumer notice .
A full list of retailers selling the pruducts affected can be found here .
Asda have recalled a single date code of Plant Based Loaded Potato Skins because the product contains milk which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents .
The product @ @ @ @ @ @ @ date , however it is suitable for home freezing .
Tesco has recalled its 16 Spicy Chorizo Slices 80g because the product contains Listeria monocytogenes .
Symptoms caused by this organism can be similar to flu and include high temperature , muscle ache or pain , chills , feeling or being sick and diarrhoea .
Some people are more vulnerable to listeria infections , including those over 65 years of age , pregnant women and their unborn babies , babies less than one month old and people with weakened immune systems .
Diageo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % , ( non-alcoholic ) , due to the possible presence of mould in the products .
Nutricia is recalling Aptamil Multigrain Banana and Berry Cereal 7+ months because it may contain small pieces of blue plastic .
The presence of plastic makes the product unsafe to eat .
Lidl GB is recalling What ’ s Cooking ?
Lighter for You Meatballs with Pasta and Spinach because a packaging error has occurred .
Some packets labelled as ‘ Lighter for You Meatballs with Pasta and Spinach may contain chicken and mushroom pasta which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents .
• Name : What ’ s Cooking ?
Lighter for You Meatballs with Pasta and Spinach Iceland have recalled Twix Barres Glacées ( Twix Ice-Cream Bars ) because they contain milk , wheat ( gluten ) and soya which are not mentioned in English on the label .
They may contain almonds and hazelnuts ( nuts ) and peanuts .
This means the product is a possible health risk for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hazelnuts , nuts , and/or peanuts , and/or soya , and/or an allergy or intolerance to wheat or gluten and milk or milk constituents .
Waitrose & Partners have recalled Waitrose Duchy Organic Cypriot Halloumi because it contains milk which is not mentioned in English on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents .
• Best before : 31 May 2021 Sainsbury ’ s have recalled their frozen by Sainsbury ’ s Cooked Mussels because Salmonella @ @ @ @ @ @ @ products in this batch .
Lidl GB is recalling Simply Mature White Cheddar as it may contain pieces of plastic .
The possible presence of plastic makes this product unsafe to eat .
Waitrose & Partners is recalling Waitrose No.1 Dominican Republic Milk Chocolate 49 % because some products contain almonds , hazelnuts ( nuts ) and soya which are not mentioned on the label .
Due to a packaging error , some products contain Waitrose No.1 Orange & Almond Chocolate instead .
This means the product is a possible health risk for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hazelnuts ( nuts ) and/or soya .
Lidl GB is recalling Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets ( Stevia variant ) because aspartame , ( E951 ) is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk to sufferers of phenylketonuria ( PKU ) .
Aldi have recalled Roosters Southern Fried Poppin ’ Chicken and Roosters Breaded Poppin ' Chicken due to salmonella concerns .
• Best before : May 25 , 2022 • Best before : May 25 , 2022 Waitrose & Partners are recalling their Easy to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contain egg which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg .
• Name : Waitrose & Partners Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers • Use by : All date codes Stockley ’ s is recalling Fruit Sherbets because they contain milk which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents .
The affected product @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • Best before : February 2022 and March 2022 JK Foods ( UK ) is recalling Tiger Tiger Spicy Pad Thai Paste because it contains peanuts which is not correctly emphasised on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts .
Uncle Roy ’ s Ltd is recalling because it contains mustard which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard .
• Best before/end date : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ end of June 2022 Van der Meulen is recalling Melba Thins Original because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg .
Country Products Ltd is recalling Snak Shed Milk Chocolate Coated Jumbo Raisins because they contain peanuts which are not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts .

We've rounded up the latest products to be recalled.
If you have bought any of the items mentioned below, return them to the place of purchase to get a refund.
Frozen raw dog food
Happy Hounds Wales Ltd is taking the precautionary step of recalling a number of raw dog food products because they may contain salmonella.
Customers who bought the affected products through the delivery service will be contacted. No other batch numbers are affected by this product recall.
Check if you have bought the affected batch of the Beef Products detailed above with the corresponding batch number and Return the products to happy hounds or shop for a full refund.
Beef Kidney 1kg Batch 962 Lamb and Beef 1kg sleeve Batch 962-966 chicken and beef 1kg sleeve Batch 1344-962 diced heart 1.5kg batch 962 whole heart batch 962.
Various roasted coffee beans
Various roasted coffee beans covered in dark chocolate products have been recalled because they contain almonds (nuts) which are not mentioned on the label.
The affected products have been sold by a number of small retailers. A list of retailers and the products affected by this recall can be found in the attached consumer notice.
A full list of retailers selling the pruducts affected can be found here.
Plant Based Loaded Potato Skins
Asda have recalled a single date code of Plant Based Loaded Potato Skins because the product contains milk which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents. The product has passed its ‘use by’ date, however it is suitable for home freezing.
Product details:
Name: Asda Plant Based Loaded Potato Skins
Pack size: 262g
Use by: November 12, 2020
Allergens: Milk
16 Spicy Chorizo Slices
Tesco has recalled its 16 Spicy Chorizo Slices 80g because the product contains Listeria monocytogenes.
Symptoms caused by this organism can be similar to flu and include high temperature, muscle ache or pain, chills, feeling or being sick and diarrhoea.
Some people are more vulnerable to listeria infections, including those over 65 years of age, pregnant women and their unborn babies, babies less than one month old and people with weakened immune systems.
Product details:
Name: Tesco 16 Spicy Chorizo Slices
Pack size: 80g
Use by: December 19, 2020
Non-alcoholic Guinness Draught 0.0%
Diageo Great Britain have recalled Guinness Draught 0.0%, (non-alcoholic), due to the possible presence of mould in the products.
Product details:
Name: Guinness Draught 0.0%
Pack size: 440ml Can 6x4 pk
Best before: 09 August 2021, 17 August 2021, 24 August 2021
Aptamil Multigrain Banana and Berry Cereal 7+ months
Nutricia is recalling Aptamil Multigrain Banana and Berry Cereal 7+ months because it may contain small pieces of blue plastic. The presence of plastic makes the product unsafe to eat.
Product details:
Name: Aptamil Multigrain Banana and Berry cereal 7+ months
Pack size: 200g
Best before: 07 July 2021
What’s Cooking? Lighter for You Meatballs
Lidl GB is recalling What’s Cooking? Lighter for You Meatballs with Pasta and Spinach because a packaging error has occurred.
Some packets labelled as ‘Lighter for You Meatballs with Pasta and Spinach may contain chicken and mushroom pasta which contains milk not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
Product details:
Name: What’s Cooking? Lighter for You Meatballs with Pasta and Spinach
Pack size: 550g
Best before: 05 January 2022
Allergens: Milk
Twix Ice-Cream Bars
Iceland have recalled Twix Barres Glacées (Twix Ice-Cream Bars) because they contain milk, wheat (gluten) and soya which are not mentioned in English on the label.
They may contain almonds and hazelnuts (nuts) and peanuts. This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to almonds or hazelnuts, nuts, and/or peanuts, and/or soya, and/or an allergy or intolerance to wheat or gluten and milk or milk constituents.
Product details:
Product name: Twix Barres Glacées (Twix Ice-Cream Bars)
Pack size: 18
Best before: June 30, 2021
Allergens: Gluten (wheat), Milk, Nuts (almond, hazelnut), Peanuts, Soya
Organic Cypriot Halloumi
Waitrose & Partners have recalled Waitrose Duchy Organic Cypriot Halloumi because it contains milk which is not mentioned in English on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
Product details:
Name: Waitrose Duchy Organic Cypriot Halloumi
Pack size: 225g
Batch code: BIO B0530A-3 CY0063
Best before: 31 May 2021
Allergens: Milk
Cooked Mussels
Sainsbury’s have recalled their frozen by Sainsbury’s Cooked Mussels because Salmonella has been found in some of the products in this batch.
Product details:
Name: by Sainsbury’s Cooked Mussels (frozen)
Pack size: 300g
Batch code: 2653152
Best before: 08 September 2021
Simply Mature White Cheddar
Lidl GB is recalling Simply Mature White Cheddar as it may contain pieces of plastic. The possible presence of plastic makes this product unsafe to eat.
Product details:
Name: Simply Mature White Cheddar
Pack size: 900g
Best before: December 26, 2020
Milk Chocolate
Waitrose & Partners is recalling Waitrose No.1 Dominican Republic Milk Chocolate 49% because some products contain almonds, hazelnuts (nuts) and soya which are not mentioned on the label.
Due to a packaging error, some products contain Waitrose No.1 Orange & Almond Chocolate instead.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to almonds, hazelnuts (nuts) and/or soya.
Product details:
Name: Waitrose No.1 Dominican Republic Milk Chocolate 49%
Batch code: 0259
Best before/end: November 2021
Allergens: Nuts (almond, hazelnut), Soya
Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets
Lidl GB is recalling Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets (Stevia variant) because aspartame, (E951) is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk to sufferers of phenylketonuria (PKU).
Product details:
Name: Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets
Pack size: 100 tablets
Batch code: L 91424 C
Best before/end date: December 2022
Roosters Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken and Roosters Breaded Poppin' Chicken
Aldi have recalled Roosters Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken and Roosters Breaded Poppin' Chicken due to salmonella concerns.
Product details:
Name: Roosters Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken
Pack size: 210g
Batch code: L15320, L14720, L14820, L14920, L15020, L15120, L16020
Best before: May 25, 2022
Name: Roosters Breaded Poppin' Chicken
Pack size: 210g
Batch code: L15320, L14720, L14820, L14920, L15020, L15120, L16020
Best before: May 25, 2022
Pork and Chorizo Burgers
Waitrose & Partners are recalling their Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg.
Product details:
Name: Waitrose & Partners Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers
Pack size: 280g
Use by: All date codes
Allergens: Egg
Stockley’s recalls Fruit Sherbets
Stockley’s is recalling Fruit Sherbets because they contain milk which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
The affected product was only sold in Iceland stores.
Product details:
Name: Stockley’s Fruit Sherbets
Pack size: 250g
Batch code: 0255
Best before: February 2022 and March 2022
Allergens: Milk
Tiger Tiger Spicy Pad Thai Paste
JK Foods (UK) is recalling Tiger Tiger Spicy Pad Thai Paste because it contains peanuts which is not correctly emphasised on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
Uncle Roy’s recalls Rabbie's Super Horseradish
Uncle Roy’s Ltd is recalling because it contains mustard which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard.
Product details:
Name: Rabbie's Super Horseradish
Pack size: 190g/6.7oz
Batch code: 126187, 126621, 127425, 127426, 128255, 128972, 128973, 130324, 130325, 130511, 131592
Best before/end date: All dates up to and including the end of June 2022
Allergens: Mustard
Van der Meulen recalls Melba Thins Original
Van der Meulen is recalling Melba Thins Original because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg.
Product details:
Name: Van der Meulen Melba Thins Original
Pack size: 100g
Best before: April 30, 2021
Allergens: Egg
Country Products recalls Snak Shed Milk Chocolate Coated Jumbo Raisins
Country Products Ltd is recalling Snak Shed Milk Chocolate Coated Jumbo Raisins because they contain peanuts which are not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Woman, 53, died after she unexpectedly collapsed at home

A WOMAN died after she “ unexpectedly collapsed ” at her home address , an inquest opening has been told @ @ @ @ @ discovered at her in St Boniface Court , Fleming Avenue , North Baddesley , on @ @ @ @ @ called and she was taken to Southampton General Hospital .
Area coroner Jason Pegg told @ @ @ @ @ on Tuesday that she “ deteriorated rapidly ” and died the following day on October @ @ @ @ @ has carried out a post mortem and has given the cause of death as multi @ @ @ @ @ , cardiac arrest and ruptured aneurysm .
Mr Pegg adjourned the hearing for a full @ @ @ @ @ August 16 , next year .

Zoe Jacqueline Smith was discovered at her in St Boniface Court, Fleming Avenue, North Baddesley, on October 13.
Paramedics were called and she was taken to Southampton General Hospital.
Area coroner Jason Pegg told Winchester Coroner’s Court on Tuesday that she “deteriorated rapidly” and died the following day on October 14.
Pathologist Mark Fabian has carried out a post mortem and has given the cause of death as multi organ failure, subarachnoid haemorrhage, cardiac arrest and ruptured aneurysm.
Mr Pegg adjourned the hearing for a full inquest to take place on August 16, next year.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Southampton City Council holding Xmas toy donation appeal

Southampton City Council has launched a donation appeal to help make Christmas special for children in care .
Businesses , charities and community organisations are joining forces for the annual event and asking the public to play their part by donating toys .
Last year ’ s appeal saw more than 10,000 toys donated , and whilst this year will have a shorter period of donation - with most shops only reopening at the beginning of December - organisers are confident that it will be a success .
A ‘ drop-off point ’ will be stationed at Westquay Shopping Centre @ @ @ @ @ @ @ between 2 – 20 December .
Councillor Stephen Barnes-Andrews , Cabinet Member for Finance and Income Generation , who is currently responsible for children 's social care , said : “ We ’ re really pleased to launch this year ’ s toy appeal and help give children a Christmas to remember .
`` With more families facing difficult circumstances at the end of a difficult year , Christmas might be a challenging time .
`` That ’ s why , together with Westquay and our amazing community-spirited partners , we ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do what they can to support our appeal and help those who are less fortunate – or who just need that extra bit of Christmas cheer .
“ People in or visiting Southampton have shown themselves to be no strangers to acting in the true spirit of the season and have generously supported this appeal over many years , and I ’ m sure this year will be no different.
” Laura Read , General Manager at Westquay said : “ There ’ s no getting away from the fact that 2020 has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ result , some families may need additional support this Christmas .
`` At Westquay we ’ re proud to host the annual Toy Appeal , which helps to ensure that local children across Southampton receive a gift on Christmas Day . ''
She added : `` We ’ ve been blown away by the generosity of our visitors in previous years and hope that they are able to support the 2020 Appeal and help make a local child smile this Christmas .
”

Businesses, charities and community organisations are joining forces for the annual event and asking the public to play their part by donating toys.
Last year’s appeal saw more than 10,000 toys donated, and whilst this year will have a shorter period of donation - with most shops only reopening at the beginning of December - organisers are confident that it will be a success.
A ‘drop-off point’ will be stationed at Westquay Shopping Centre customer service desk where people can gifts between 2 – 20 December.
Councillor Stephen Barnes-Andrews, Cabinet Member for Finance and Income Generation, who is currently responsible for children's social care, said: “We’re really pleased to launch this year’s toy appeal and help give children a Christmas to remember.
"With more families facing difficult circumstances at the end of a difficult year, Christmas might be a challenging time.
"That’s why, together with Westquay and our amazing community-spirited partners, we’re calling on members of the public to do what they can to support our appeal and help those who are less fortunate – or who just need that extra bit of Christmas cheer.
“People in or visiting Southampton have shown themselves to be no strangers to acting in the true spirit of the season and have generously supported this appeal over many years, and I’m sure this year will be no different.”
Laura Read, General Manager at Westquay said: “There’s no getting away from the fact that 2020 has been a difficult year and as a result, some families may need additional support this Christmas.
"At Westquay we’re proud to host the annual Toy Appeal, which helps to ensure that local children across Southampton receive a gift on Christmas Day."
She added: "We’ve been blown away by the generosity of our visitors in previous years and hope that they are able to support the 2020 Appeal and help make a local child smile this Christmas.”


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--A 1961 190sl Mercedes, a 1972 Chesil Speedster and a Renault 4CV are in Jason Rule's garage

CURVES and beauty are all classic car enthusiast Jason Rule asks for in a vintage vehicle .
Well that and a soft top .
“ Something with curves and beauty and as often as not a soft top normally gets inside my head , ” he told the Daily Echo .
“ Shape and lines are most important to me in a classic.
” The motors fans from Bursledon currently owns a 1961 190sl Mercedes , a 1972 Chesil Speedster , and a Renault 4CV in restoration .
• Much-loved 50 year old car with 25,000 miles on the clock @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cortina are the ultimate two car garage Nicknamed Grace , Nina and Spud , they are part of the family of Jason , his F1 fan wife and son , who share his passion for classic cars .
Jason , who has previously owned a Ford Mk2 Cortina , and 2lr Ford Corsair , thinks a car says a lot about its driver .
“ Some cars definitely lean towards the arrogant type , others to happy fun types and the list goes on , fast sporty , cool , and sometimes smug @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shows I have seen them all.
” He has been to hundreds of shows and helped organise some through Rotary , but his favourite of all time is Car Fest , the Chris Evans founded music and motoring festival , held in Laverstoke Park Farm in Overton as well as Cheshire each year raising money for children ’ s charities .
`` It mixes my love for cars with music and a sprinkling of nostalgia and dressing up in vintage outfits , '' said Jason .
Jason 's current daily drive is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't gone fully electric because the family holiday home in Cornwall is beyond the range of an electric car at the moment .
But he is considering converting the little Renault 4CV he is working on to electric , but needs to do some more research .
Jason , whose ideal car is an Aston Martin DB5 because of its stunning shape , talked more about road trips .
He said : `` I am embarrassed to say I haven ’ t done many really long trips in my classics although always going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We do travel a lot across Europe in a motorhome dragging the car behind on a trailer but that doesn ’ t really count .
`` My ideal road is a coastal route with a sea breeze on a hot day in a convertible . ''
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“Something with curves and beauty and as often as not a soft top normally gets inside my head,” he told the Daily Echo. “Shape and lines are most important to me in a classic.”
The motors fans from Bursledon currently owns a 1961 190sl Mercedes, a 1972 Chesil Speedster, and a Renault 4CV in restoration.
Nicknamed Grace, Nina and Spud, they are part of the family of Jason, his F1 fan wife and son, who share his passion for classic cars.
Jason, who has previously owned a Ford Mk2 Cortina, and 2lr Ford Corsair, thinks a car says a lot about its driver.
“Some cars definitely lean towards the arrogant type, others to happy fun types and the list goes on, fast sporty, cool, and sometimes smug. Over the years of going to shows I have seen them all.”
He has been to hundreds of shows and helped organise some through Rotary, but his favourite of all time is Car Fest, the Chris Evans founded music and motoring festival, held in Laverstoke Park Farm in Overton as well as Cheshire each year raising money for children’s charities.
"It mixes my love for cars with music and a sprinkling of nostalgia and dressing up in vintage outfits," said Jason.
Jason's current daily drive is a Lexus 450 hybrid, but he hasn't gone fully electric because the family holiday home in Cornwall is beyond the range of an electric car at the moment. But he is considering converting the little Renault 4CV he is working on to electric, but needs to do some more research.
Jason, whose ideal car is an Aston Martin DB5 because of its stunning shape, talked more about road trips.
He said: "I am embarrassed to say I haven’t done many really long trips in my classics although always going to but somehow never quite get there. We do travel a lot across Europe in a motorhome dragging the car behind on a trailer but that doesn’t really count.
"My ideal road is a coastal route with a sea breeze on a hot day in a convertible."
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thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Reptiles and furry friends are among our featured pets today

ONE very grumpy lizard is among our featured pets today .
Tegu once escaped and was found asleep in his @ @ @ @ @ One Hampshire pet lover now has 200 African Clawed Toads after starting to breed them @ @ @ @ @ put three furry friends , who all love walks in the New Forest , under @ @ @ @ @ Farage the raccoon , Sammy Snake and other much-loved pets Finlay the German Shorthaired Pointer @ @ @ @ @ Jack Russell Alfie is a bit nutty according to his owner and black Russian terrier @ @ @ @ @ and loves a high five .
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thedailyecho--2020-12-05--PHOTOS: Youngsters having fun at Sandy Balls in the 1990s

AS holidaying within the UK becomes a far more viable option than travelling abroad , the Daily Echo takes a @ @ @ @ @ park and when they hosted a special day for under-privileged youngsters .
More than 200 @ @ @ @ @ day out on at Sandy Balls holiday centre near Fordingbridge on October 17 , 1990 @ @ @ @ @ to swim , go on a treasure trail , paint , make clay models and @ @ @ @ @ adventure playground .
It did n't cost a penny and lunch was thrown in for @ @ @ @ @ treat was laid on by the 120-acre Godshill holiday estate in conjunction with Applause , @ @ @ @ @ Britain .
The setting was ideal for children set deep in Hampshire countryside away from @ @ @ @

More than 200 excited children had a fun-filled day out on at Sandy Balls holiday centre near Fordingbridge on October 17, 1990.
They came in coaches to swim, go on a treasure trail, paint, make clay models and let off steam in an adventure playground.
It didn't cost a penny and lunch was thrown in for free.
Their special day-long treat was laid on by the 120-acre Godshill holiday estate in conjunction with Applause, the Young Variety Club of Britain.
The setting was ideal for children set deep in Hampshire countryside away from the main roads.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Thousands of people not tested for HIV in Southampton in 2019

Opportunities to screen for HIV are being missed in Southampton with thousands of people not offered or declining a test at sexual health clinics .
A new report from the HIV Commission highlights that more than half a million people across England missed out on a test in 2019 .
It wants everyone who undertakes a blood test in the NHS to be offered HIV screening .
Public Health England figures show 7,045 people had the opportunity to be tested for HIV at specialist sexual health clinics in Southampton in 2019 – but 2,418 were not .
This means the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 67.7 % in 2018 to 65.7 % last year .
Across England , there were over half a million ( 538,016 ) missed opportunities to test people during this period – with almost half of those not offered a test , and the rest declining .
There is still no cure for the human immunodeficiency virus , which damages the body 's immune system and weakens its ability to fight off other infections and illnesses .
This can lead to a person getting AIDS , acquired immune deficiency syndrome , which is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after your immune system has been damaged by HIV .
The HIV Commission 's report , released in time for World Aids Day on December 1 , said screening all blood for HIV , regardless of a patient 's gender , ethnicity or sexuality , could help eliminate new cases by 2030 .
It said that it is vital testing becomes standard practice when registering for a GP , at cervical screenings , in pharmacies and in accident and emergency departments .
Dame Inga Beale , chairwoman of the commission , said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by 2030 isn ’ t a pipedream or social media-friendly date plucked from the air – it ’ s 100 % achievable .
“ Our vision for 2030 is a realistic one .
It will require a significant increase in funding to enable the much-needed step change in HIV testing across our healthcare systems , but will save our NHS money in the long run . ''
The charity coalition , which includes the Terrence Higgins Trust , National AIDS Trust and Elton John AIDS Foundation , said an estimated 5,900 people in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which increases their risk of passing on the virus without knowing .
It is passed from person to person through body fluids such as semen or blood , and is most commonly caught by having unprotected sex .
The PHE figures also showed the rate of new HIV diagnoses in Southampton was 14 cases per 100,000 people aged 15 and over .
This was above the average across the country , of eight per 100,000 .
Sir Elton said : “ One thing we ’ ve learned this year is the importance of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the core of ending new cases of HIV in England .
“ Making HIV testing available and normalised throughout the health service not only means people can be treated but by testing becoming routine , this removes some of the stigma that ’ s holding us back . ''
Speaking in the House of Commons , Health Secretary Matt Hancock said tackling the coronavirus pandemic must not get in the way of ending new HIV transmissions across all groups in England by 2030 .
He said : `` It is absolutely critical that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we can ’ t let one virus undo the progress that we ’ re making in fighting another.
” A Department of Health and Social Care spokesman added that the HIV Commission 's report will help develop the Government 's new Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategy , and upcoming HIV Action Plan .

A new report from the HIV Commission highlights that more than half a million people across England missed out on a test in 2019. It wants everyone who undertakes a blood test in the NHS to be offered HIV screening.
Public Health England figures show 7,045 people had the opportunity to be tested for HIV at specialist sexual health clinics in Southampton in 2019 – but 2,418 were not.
This means the rate of patients getting tested fell from 67.7% in 2018 to 65.7% last year.
Across England, there were over half a million (538,016) missed opportunities to test people during this period – with almost half of those not offered a test, and the rest declining.
There is still no cure for the human immunodeficiency virus, which damages the body's immune system and weakens its ability to fight off other infections and illnesses.
This can lead to a person getting AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, which is a collection of potentially life-threatening illnesses which occur after your immune system has been damaged by HIV.
The HIV Commission's report, released in time for World Aids Day on December 1, said screening all blood for HIV, regardless of a patient's gender, ethnicity or sexuality, could help eliminate new cases by 2030.
It said that it is vital testing becomes standard practice when registering for a GP, at cervical screenings, in pharmacies and in accident and emergency departments.
Dame Inga Beale, chairwoman of the commission, said: “Zero new HIV cases in England by 2030 isn’t a pipedream or social media-friendly date plucked from the air – it’s 100% achievable.
“Our vision for 2030 is a realistic one. It will require a significant increase in funding to enable the much-needed step change in HIV testing across our healthcare systems, but will save our NHS money in the long run."
The charity coalition, which includes the Terrence Higgins Trust, National AIDS Trust and Elton John AIDS Foundation, said an estimated 5,900 people in England are living with undiagnosed HIV – which increases their risk of passing on the virus without knowing.
It is passed from person to person through body fluids such as semen or blood, and is most commonly caught by having unprotected sex.
The PHE figures also showed the rate of new HIV diagnoses in Southampton was 14 cases per 100,000 people aged 15 and over.
This was above the average across the country, of eight per 100,000.
Sir Elton said: “One thing we’ve learned this year is the importance of testing and testing for HIV is at the core of ending new cases of HIV in England.
“Making HIV testing available and normalised throughout the health service not only means people can be treated but by testing becoming routine, this removes some of the stigma that’s holding us back."
Speaking in the House of Commons, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said tackling the coronavirus pandemic must not get in the way of ending new HIV transmissions across all groups in England by 2030.
He said: "It is absolutely critical that we don’t let up because we can’t let one virus undo the progress that we’re making in fighting another.”
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesman added that the HIV Commission's report will help develop the Government's new Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategy, and upcoming HIV Action Plan.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--When freezing fog stopped flights to and from Southampton

AS temperatures drop across the UK we take a look when almost all flights in and out of Southampton Airport @ @ @ @ @ to the very day .
Freezing fog played havoc for air passengers as flights to @ @ @ @ @ cancelled .
The weather made it impossible to land at times and almost no planes @ @ @ @ @ the Eastleigh airfield all day The airport remained open , but passengers were advised to @ @ @ @ @ travelled to the airport .
Visibility had dropped to about 200m , which is way @ @ @ @ @ needed to land an aircraft .

Freezing fog played havoc for air passengers as flights to and from the city were cancelled.
The weather made it impossible to land at times and almost no planes were able to arrive at the Eastleigh airfield all day
The airport remained open, but passengers were advised to contact their airlines before they travelled to the airport.
Visibility had dropped to about 200m, which is way short short of the parameters needed to land an aircraft.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--WIN: Festive dome dining experience at Burley Manor - Worth £390!

We are all looking for a little ‘ safe sparkle ’ this festive season and Burley Manor might have just @ @ @ @ @ Throughout December and into January this award winning hotel has creatively transformed their terrace with @ @ @ @ @ you can enjoy a safe group of six celebration .
Guests can enjoy lunch or @ @ @ @ @ Chef , Ben Johnson and his team serve up a choice of Mediterrean or Festive @ @ @ @ @ stunning gardens and deer park .
A truly magical way to add some festive cheer @ @ @ @ @ call 01425 403 522 or visit www.burleymanor.com .
To celebrate we have teamed up with @ @ @ @ @ the chance to win a dome experience worth £390 .
The prize includes the choice @ @ @ @ @ six in one of these cosy terrace domes and can be taken anytime ( subject @ @ @ @ @ .
For your chance to win all you have to do is pick up a @ @ @ @ @ Echo , find the competition and answer the printed question .

We are all looking for a little ‘safe sparkle’ this festive season and Burley Manor might have just the glitter you need.
Throughout December and into January this award winning hotel has creatively transformed their terrace with luxury dining domes, so you can enjoy a safe group of six celebration.
Guests can enjoy lunch or dinner celebrations while Executive Head Chef, Ben Johnson and his team serve up a choice of Mediterrean or Festive sharing feast menus, overlooking stunning gardens and deer park. A truly magical way to add some festive cheer.
For more information please call 01425 403 522 or visit www.burleymanor.com.
To celebrate we have teamed up with Burley Manor to offer you the chance to win a dome experience worth £390. The prize includes the choice of three course menu for six in one of these cosy terrace domes and can be taken anytime (subject to availability) in January.
For your chance to win all you have to do is pick up a copy of today's Daily Echo, find the competition and answer the printed question.
Closing date for answers is December 21.
Good luck!


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Bingo re-opens in Southampton following national lockdown

A bingo club in the Lordshill area of Southampton is now open as lockdown restrictions ease .
The club joins @ @ @ @ @ Buzz Bingo , the UK ’ s largest retail Bingo operator , that are located @ @ @ @ @ have also opened .
Extensive health and safety measures are said to be in place @ @ @ @ @ Perspex screens and floor markers to enable social distancing .
• Coronavirus : Hampshire and @ @ @ @ @ 2 The clubs are welcoming customers who are in a household or support bubble with @ @ @ @ @ face covering to enter and move around the club .
Peter Brigden , Chief Retail @ @ @ @ @ said : “ We are delighted to be welcoming back our members and reopening our @ @ @ @ @ government guidance .
“ The health and safety of our members and colleagues is our @ @ @ @ @ he added .

The club joins 30 others - owned by Buzz Bingo, the UK’s largest retail Bingo operator, that are located in Tier 2 areas which have also opened.
Extensive health and safety measures are said to be in place including a maximum capacity, Perspex screens and floor markers to enable social distancing.
The clubs are welcoming customers who are in a household or support bubble with everyone required to wear a face covering to enter and move around the club.
Peter Brigden, Chief Retail Officer at Buzz Bingo, said: “We are delighted to be welcoming back our members and reopening our club doors in line with government guidance.
“The health and safety of our members and colleagues is our number one priority," he added.
Clubs in Tier 3 areas remain closed.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--LETTER - A monthly lockdown could be the way forward

Current evidence proves conclusively that a lockdown is effective in suppressing the virus spread .
But the imminent three-tier approach @ @ @ @ @ success , and instead has caused people to lose faith in the process , and @ @ @ @ @ avoid , frustrate and ignore the rules .
We need an effective combination of lockdown @ @ @ @ @ all of the doubt and confusion , and allow normal life to progress until we @ @ @ @ @ Would people accept a lockdown for the first 10 days of every month ( 1st @ @ @ @ @ 20 or 21 days of business-as-usual , with appropriate common-sense distancing ?
We ’ d @ @ @ @ @ and could prepare accordingly , and these short and sharp breaks in transmission would prevent @ @ @ @ @ , and avoid NHS overload .

But the imminent three-tier approach has no clear evidence of success, and instead has caused people to lose faith in the process, and to look for ways to avoid, frustrate and ignore the rules.
We need an effective combination of lockdown and release, to remove all of the doubt and confusion, and allow normal life to progress until we have a working vaccine.
Would people accept a lockdown for the first 10 days of every month (1st till 10th) followed by 20 or 21 days of business-as-usual, with appropriate common-sense distancing?
We’d all know what was coming and could prepare accordingly, and these short and sharp breaks in transmission would prevent an exponential rise of cases, and avoid NHS overload.
Ron Venturi
Winchester


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--Covid: Portsmouth University Hospital in vaccine rollout

A HAMPSHIRE hospital will be one of 50 taking part in the biggest immunisation programme in history .
The NHS will begin vaccinating patients against coronavirus at dozens of hospital hubs , starting next week .
People aged 80 and over as well as care home workers will be first to receive the jab , along with NHS workers who are at higher risk .
• Read more : Coronavirus : Three more deaths recorded across Hampshire And Portsmouth University Hospitals Trust is one of 50 hubs in the first wave and more hospitals will start vaccinating over the coming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up .
GPs and other primary care staff are also being put on standby to start delivering the jab .
Professor Stephen Powis , NHS national medical director , said : “ Despite the huge complexities , hospitals will kickstart the first phase of the largest scale vaccination campaign in our country ’ s history from Tuesday .
“ The first tranche of vaccine deliveries will be landing at hospitals by Monday in readiness .
“ The NHS has a strong record of delivering large scale vaccination programmes – from the flu jab @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – hardworking staff will once again rise to the challenge to protect the most vulnerable people from this awful disease.
” • Read more : COVID : More than 250 new cases across Hampshire The life-saving vaccine is typically delivered by a simple injection in the shoulder but there is a complex and difficult logistical challenge to deliver from the manufacturers Pfizer to patients .
It needs to be stored at -70C before being thawed out and can only be moved four times within that cold chain before being used .
NHS staff @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prepare the sites and accept deliveries .
• Read more : Southampton-based ferry firm offers to import Covid-19 vaccines for free Health Secretary Matt Hancock said : “ This coming week will be an historic moment as we begin vaccination against Covid-19 .
“ We are prioritising the most vulnerable first and over-80s , care home staff and NHS colleagues will all be among the first to receive the vaccines .
“ We are doing everything we can to make sure we can overcome significant challenges to vaccinate care home residents as soon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ everybody to play their part to suppress this virus and follow the local restrictions to protect the NHS while they carry out this crucial work.
” • Read more : 'The beginning of the end ' : Southampton bosses praise plans to roll out coronavirus vaccine next week The full list is as follows :

The NHS will begin vaccinating patients against coronavirus at dozens of hospital hubs, starting next week.
People aged 80 and over as well as care home workers will be first to receive the jab, along with NHS workers who are at higher risk.
And Portsmouth University Hospitals Trust is one of 50 hubs in the first wave and more hospitals will start vaccinating over the coming weeks and months as the programme ramps up.
GPs and other primary care staff are also being put on standby to start delivering the jab.
Professor Stephen Powis, NHS national medical director, said: “Despite the huge complexities, hospitals will kickstart the first phase of the largest scale vaccination campaign in our country’s history from Tuesday.
“The first tranche of vaccine deliveries will be landing at hospitals by Monday in readiness.
“The NHS has a strong record of delivering large scale vaccination programmes – from the flu jab, HPV vaccine and lifesaving MMR jabs – hardworking staff will once again rise to the challenge to protect the most vulnerable people from this awful disease.”
The life-saving vaccine is typically delivered by a simple injection in the shoulder but there is a complex and difficult logistical challenge to deliver from the manufacturers Pfizer to patients.
It needs to be stored at -70C before being thawed out and can only be moved four times within that cold chain before being used.
NHS staff have been working over the weekend to prepare the sites and accept deliveries.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “This coming week will be an historic moment as we begin vaccination against Covid-19.
“We are prioritising the most vulnerable first and over-80s, care home staff and NHS colleagues will all be among the first to receive the vaccines.
“We are doing everything we can to make sure we can overcome significant challenges to vaccinate care home residents as soon as possible too.
“I urge everybody to play their part to suppress this virus and follow the local restrictions to protect the NHS while they carry out this crucial work.”
Read more: 'The beginning of the end': Southampton bosses praise plans to roll out coronavirus vaccine next week
The full list is as follows:


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Coronavirus: Three more deaths recorded across Hampshire

THREE more coronavirus deaths have been recorded across Hampshire in the last 24 hours .
New figures from NHS England @ @ @ @ @ 5 ) shows that three more people with coronavirus have died in county hospitals .
@ @ @ @ @ people have died with covid since the start of the pandemic .
At Hampshire Hospitals @ @ @ @ @ more patients has died in the last 24 hours bringing the total death toll up @ @ @ @ @ at Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust two coronavirus deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours @ @ @ @ @ death toll up to 293 .
No other deaths were recorded across the county 's @ @ @

New figures from NHS England at 2pm today (December 5) shows that three more people with coronavirus have died in county hospitals.
Across the county, 760 people have died with covid since the start of the pandemic.
At Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, one more patient has died in the last 24 hours bringing the total death toll up to 213.
Meanwhile, at Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust two coronavirus deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours, bringing the Trust's death toll up to 293.
No other deaths were recorded across the county's other Trusts.


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--COVID: More than 250 new cases across Hampshire

MORE than 250 new positive cases have been recorded in Hampshire .
Public Health England figures - as recorded on @ @ @ @ @ today ( December 5 ) - show that 265 more people have tested positive for @ @ @ @ @ hour period .
It comes as testing increases across the country .
The health body @ @ @ @ @ tests – those carried out by commercial partners – alongside Pillar 1 tests , which @ @ @ @ @ PHE laboratories and which made up the first stage of the Government 's mass testing @ @ @ @ @ confirmed cases by local authority in the 24 hours to 4pm on December 5 : @ @ @ @ @ ( 2,546 in total since start of pandemic )

Public Health England figures - as recorded on the Government website at 4pm today (December 5) - show that 265 more people have tested positive for the virus in a 24 hour period.
It comes as testing increases across the country.
The health body is now including Pillar 2 tests – those carried out by commercial partners – alongside Pillar 1 tests, which are analysed in NHS or PHE laboratories and which made up the first stage of the Government's mass testing programme.
Below are the confirmed cases by local authority in the 24 hours to 4pm on December 5:
Basingstoke and Deane: 27 (2,546 in total since start of pandemic)
East Hampshire: 12 (1,561)
Eastleigh: 10 (1,698)
Fareham: 22 (1,447)
Gosport: 17 (1,132)
Hart: 15 (1,018)
Havant: 39 (1,852)
New Forest: 11 (1,892)
Portsmouth: 57 (4,574)
Rushmoor: 10 (1,597)
Southampton: 21 (4,036)
Test Valley: 17 (1,555)
Winchester: 7 (1,774)


thedailyecho--2020-12-05--Christmas events still going ahead in Southampton

Christmas is right around the corner and unfortunately the Covid-19 pandemic managed to cancel a lot of our favourite events .
However , the show must go on and there is still a whole host of festive family fun to be had in the area .
Here are some of our favourite Christmas events still going ahead in and around Southampton this year : Stock up on locally made Christmas gifts , cards and produce for you and your loved ones .
There are over 50 stallholders this year including cards , festive refreshments , ornaments , personalised gifts and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and trace or a sign in sheet on entry and visitors are asked to socially distance .
For more information visit the website .
Price : £29.50 per person , children under 1 metre and wheelchair dependant guests do not require tickets and go free .
See Peppa and George ready for Christmas in their hats and gloves as well as giant Christmas trees and Santa in his sleigh .
Fun for all the family , Christmas at Paultons in not one to be missed with epic rides , restaurants on site and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Visit the website to find out more .
This covid-secure event is back for Christmas with a huge array of blockbuster movies to see .
From Elf to Grinch , Love Actually and Die Hard - there 's really something for everyone .
Not one to miss , this awesome event runs throughout December and will be sure to get you in the Christmas spirit .
Tickets must be pre-booked and our Echo readers get 40 per-cent off using the code ECHO40 at the checkout .
Price : £2 per trail pack plus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Date : Throughout December between 10am and 4pm .
Young nature adventurers can lend a hand to some of Beatrix Potter ’ s well-loved characters such as Squirrel Nutkin , Mr. Jeremy Fisher and Jemima Puddleduck , and solve the clues to earn their special trail badge .
You 'll find decorations inspired by the natural beauty of winter around the gardens and inside the house .
The activities are aimed at both 3-5 year olds and 5-9 year olds .
For more information visit the website , booking is advisable .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to 4 or £62 for a group of up to 6 .
This 40-minute immersive activity for all the family will set you on a quest to help find the sun for Father Christmas .
Travel a magical world of gigantic presents , frozen mazes , dazzling lights and thrilling challenges into the Polar north and help Santa bring back the sun to make sure his sledge can take off into the night skies this Christmas .
Each experience will be for your family or social bubble with staggered start times to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and special .
Will you be going to any festive events this year ?
Let us know in the comments .

However, the show must go on and there is still a whole host of festive family fun to be had in the area.
Here are some of our favourite Christmas events still going ahead in and around Southampton this year:
Christmas Fayre
Where: Wickham Community Centre, Fareham
Price: Free
Dates: Sunday December 6, 11am to 3pm.
Stock up on locally made Christmas gifts, cards and produce for you and your loved ones.
There are over 50 stallholders this year including cards, festive refreshments, ornaments, personalised gifts and more.
Following covid-guidance there is track and trace or a sign in sheet on entry and visitors are asked to socially distance.
For more information visit the website.
Christmas at Paultons
Where: Paultons Park, near Romsey
Price: £29.50 per person, children under 1 metre and wheelchair dependant guests do not require tickets and go free.
Dates: December 11 to 23
See Peppa and George ready for Christmas in their hats and gloves as well as giant Christmas trees and Santa in his sleigh.
Fun for all the family, Christmas at Paultons in not one to be missed with epic rides, restaurants on site and a special Christmas show by Santa.
Visit the website to find out more.
Flix Drive-In Christmas
(Image courtesy of Flix).
Where: Adventure Wonderland, Christchurch
Price: £29.00 per car
Dates: Between December 11 and January 3.
This covid-secure event is back for Christmas with a huge array of blockbuster movies to see.
From Elf to Grinch, Love Actually and Die Hard - there's really something for everyone.
Not one to miss, this awesome event runs throughout December and will be sure to get you in the Christmas spirit.
Tickets must be pre-booked and our Echo readers get 40 per-cent off using the code ECHO40 at the checkout.
A Peter Rabbit Winter Adventure
©National Trust Images/Catherine Hadler
Where: Mottisfont
Price: £2 per trail pack plus £13 per adult and £6.50 per child.
Date: Throughout December between 10am and 4pm.
Young nature adventurers can lend a hand to some of Beatrix Potter’s well-loved characters such as Squirrel Nutkin, Mr. Jeremy Fisher and Jemima Puddleduck, and solve the clues to earn their special trail badge.
You'll find decorations inspired by the natural beauty of winter around the gardens and inside the house.
The activities are aimed at both 3-5 year olds and 5-9 year olds.
For more information visit the website, booking is advisable.
A Christmas Quest
Where: The Point Theatre, Eastleigh, SO50 9DE
Price: £42 for a group of up to 4 or £62 for a group of up to 6.
Date: December 12 from 7.30pm.
This 40-minute immersive activity for all the family will set you on a quest to help find the sun for Father Christmas.
Travel a magical world of gigantic presents, frozen mazes, dazzling lights and thrilling challenges into the Polar north and help Santa bring back the sun to make sure his sledge can take off into the night skies this Christmas.
Each experience will be for your family or social bubble with staggered start times to make your Christmas experience feel really safe and special.
Book online using their website.
Will you be going to any festive events this year? Let us know in the comments.


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--MISSING: Hunt launched for Southampton woman

AN APPEAL has been launched to find a missing Southampton woman .
Andrea Gal was last seen at her home @ @ @ @ @ night .
The 34-year-old left her house at around 5pm and had planned to go @ @ @ @ @ to police .
She is described as being of slim build , around 168 centimetres @ @ @ @ @ which is usually tied up .
It is not known what she was wearing but @ @ @ @ @ have been wearing a coat .
A police spokesperson said : `` We are appealing @ @ @ @ @ us find Andrea Gal , who is missing from her home in Vine Road , @ @ @ @ @ think you may have seen Andrea , or know of her whereabouts , please get @ @ @ @ @ and quoting reference 44200470263 . ''

AN APPEAL has been launched to find a missing Southampton woman.
Andrea Gal was last seen at her home address in Vine Road last night.
The 34-year-old left her house at around 5pm and had planned to go to nearby woodland, according to police.
She is described as being of slim build, around 168 centimetres tall and with dark hair which is usually tied up.
It is not known what she was wearing but she is not believed to have been wearing a coat.
A police spokesperson said: "We are appealing to the public to help us find Andrea Gal, who is missing from her home in Vine Road, Southampton.
"If you think you may have seen Andrea, or know of her whereabouts, please get in touch by calling 101 and quoting reference 44200470263."


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--New food hygiene ratings for Southampton area

NEW food hygiene ratings for eateries across Hampshire have been published by the Food Standards Agency .
Listed below are the latest findings of council inspectors .
Thousands of premises across Hampshire are rated by the Food Standards Agency , based on the findings of local authority inspectors , who work all year round .
The hygiene standards found at the time of inspection are then rated on a scale .
Five is top of the scale , meaning the hygiene standards are very good and fully comply with the law .
Zero is at the bottom of the scale @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Good .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Very good .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Good .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Good .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Good .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Generally satisfactory .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Good .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Generally satisfactory .
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building : Good .

Listed below are the latest findings of council inspectors.
Thousands of premises across Hampshire are rated by the Food Standards Agency, based on the findings of local authority inspectors, who work all year round.
The hygiene standards found at the time of inspection are then rated on a scale.
Five is top of the scale, meaning the hygiene standards are very good and fully comply with the law.
Zero is at the bottom of the scale, meaning urgent improvement is necessary.
Burrito Mexicana
25 Onslow Road,
Southampton SO14 OJD
Rating: 4
Hygienic Food Handling: Good
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Good.
Management of of food safety: Generally satisfactory.
Previous rating: 3 (March 2019).
Gurka Lounge
58 Bevois Valley Road,
Southampton SO14 0JR
Rating: 5
Hygienic food handling: Very good
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Very good.
Management of food safety: Good.
Previous rating: None shown.
Lucky House
113 Warren Avenue,
Southampton SO16 6AF
Rating: 4
Hygienic food handling: Good.
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Good.
Management of food safety: Generally satisfactory.
Previous rating: 2 (August 2020)
The Old Farmhouse
The Cross,
Burley BH24 4AB
Rating: 4
Hygienic food handling: Good
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Good.
Management of food safety: Generally satisfactory.
Previous rating: 5 (May 2018)
Peking Takeaway
56 Lymington Road,
New Milton BH25 6PZ
Rating: 4
Hygienic food handling: Good
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Good.
Management of food safety: Generally satisfactory.
Previous rating: 4 (March 2019).
Kebab and Chicken House
6 Queen Street,
Lymington S041 9NH
Rating: 3
Hygienic food handling: Generally satisfactory.
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Generally satisfactory.
Management of food safety: Generally satisfactory.
Previous rating: 1 (April 2020).
Lowford Fish Bar
Portsmouth Road,
Bursledon,
Southampton SO31 8EP
Rating: 5
Hygienic food handling: Good.
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Good.
Management of food safety: Good.
Previous rating: 5 (March 2018).
Little Canton
Bridge Road,
Bursledon
Rating: 4
Hygienic food handling: Good.
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Generally satisfactory.
Management of food safety: Good.
Previous rating: 3 (January 2020)
Northbrook Arms
East Stratton,
Winchester SO21 3DU
Rating: 5
Hygienic food handling: Good.
Cleanliness and condition of facilities and building: Good.
Management of food safety: Good.
Previous rating: None shown.


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--Social services were overloaded before Lucy McHugh's death

SOUTHAMPTON social workers were overloaded in the months before the death of teenager Lucy McHugh , it has been revealed .
Social services in the city had to deal with `` too high '' a case load amount in the months before the murder of the 13-year-old , according to a city leader .
The news comes as a report published last month revealed that Southampton City Council teams did not act on information from Lucy ’ s school about her “ involvement ” with her murderer Stephen Nicholson .
As reported , Lucy ’ s body was found in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in July 2018 .
At the meeting of the Children and Families Scrutiny Panel held earlier this week , children ’ s services leaders where quizzed over the report .
Answering the panel ’ s questions Rob Henderson , the new executive director of children ’ s wellbeing at the city council , said : “ At that time , in May 2018 , caseloads for the assessment service were too high .
When you work with too many children and families your capacity to be curious is limited because you are involved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crisis which distract you .
I do think the number of children and families within the assessment service has reduced .
It needs to reduce further but I do think that these social workers have more capacity to be curious to hear the voice of children.
” He told members the council is working to reduce caseloads and employ more social workers .
New assistant managers have also recently been employed to ensure better scrutiny .
The news comes as the report also criticised officers for not delving deeper into the background of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that if these processes were followed , this may have unearthed details about Nicholson ’ s sexual relationship with the teen .
Mr Henderson told members that the council is going to work with an independent organisation to ensure children ’ s voices are heard .

Social services in the city had to deal with "too high" a case load amount in the months before the murder of the 13-year-old, according to a city leader.
The news comes as a report published last month revealed that Southampton City Council teams did not act on information from Lucy’s school about her “involvement” with her murderer Stephen Nicholson.
As reported, Lucy’s body was found in a wooded area of Southampton Sports Centre in July 2018.
At the meeting of the Children and Families Scrutiny Panel held earlier this week, children’s services leaders where quizzed over the report . Answering the panel’s questions Rob Henderson, the new executive director of children’s wellbeing at the city council, said: “At that time, in May 2018, caseloads for the assessment service were too high. When you work with too many children and families your capacity to be curious is limited because you are involved in a number of situations and often crisis which distract you. I do think the number of children and families within the assessment service has reduced. It needs to reduce further but I do think that these social workers have more capacity to be curious to hear the voice of children.”
He told members the council is working to reduce caseloads and employ more social workers. New assistant managers have also recently been employed to ensure better scrutiny.
The news comes as the report also criticised officers for not delving deeper into the background of Nicholson.
Report writer Moira Murray said that if these processes were followed, this may have unearthed details about Nicholson’s sexual relationship with the teen.
Mr Henderson told members that the council is going to work with an independent organisation to ensure children’s voices are heard.


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--Man told couple to "go home" in racially-aggravated abuse

A HYTHE man who shouted at a couple to `` go home '' in a racially-aggravated abuse incident has appeared in court .
David William Willsher committed the public order offence on October 1 in Christchurch shortly after the couple pulled up outside their address in a vehicle .
When the 32-year-old appeared at Poole Magistrates ' Court on November 30 , he was also sentenced for four counts of assaulting a woman by beating her between December 2019 and March of this year and an offence of damaging a picture frame .
Willsher , of Laburnum Crescent , Hythe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crimes at an earlier hearing .
Prosecutor Nicola Rees read an impact statement from the victim of the public order offence which said she had `` noticed a change in myself '' since the incident .
Mitigating Khalid Missouri said Willsher was `` disgusted '' with his behaviour , adding that `` he is not a racist '' .
Mr Missouri said the defendant 's problems all `` stem from alcohol '' .
Magistrates said the seriousness of the offences could warrant a custodial sentence but they decided to hand Willsher a 30-month @ @ @ @ @ @ @ carry out 120 hours of unpaid work and 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days .
The defendant was also required to pay £50 compensation to the couple , a £90 surcharge and £250 costs .

David William Willsher committed the public order offence on October 1 in Christchurch shortly after the couple pulled up outside their address in a vehicle.
When the 32-year-old appeared at Poole Magistrates' Court on November 30, he was also sentenced for four counts of assaulting a woman by beating her between December 2019 and March of this year and an offence of damaging a picture frame.
Willsher, of Laburnum Crescent, Hythe, pleaded guilty to all of the crimes at an earlier hearing.
Prosecutor Nicola Rees read an impact statement from the victim of the public order offence which said she had "noticed a change in myself" since the incident.
Mitigating Khalid Missouri said Willsher was "disgusted" with his behaviour, adding that "he is not a racist".
Mr Missouri said the defendant's problems all "stem from alcohol".
Magistrates said the seriousness of the offences could warrant a custodial sentence but they decided to hand Willsher a 30-month community order, with a requirement to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work and 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days.
The defendant was also required to pay £50 compensation to the couple, a £90 surcharge and £250 costs.


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--125 homes planned for Fareham sparks traffic fears

CONCERNS have been raised after plans were submitted to build 125 new homes in Fareham .
Reside Developments have applied to construct the homes , as well as six 'custom built plots ' , a community building , and a new park , just off Funtley Road .
This comes three years after the developer had plans approved for just 55 homes .
However , no works have been undertaken at the site .
The land is currently used for equestrian grazing .
If approved , existing buildings including stables would need to be demolished .
The plans have raised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they are worried about the lack of countryside , overdevelopment in the area , and the safety of pedestrians and motorists due to the increased traffic to J9 of the M27 .
Chair of the Funtley Village Society Edward Morel said : “ It is not a sustainable location , not in original plan and Funtley and North Fareham are been earmarked for too much development.
” Mrs B.M .
Clapperton of the Fareham Society said : “ There is now no bus service along Funtley Road running past the site , so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be undertaken by car .
This wholly fails to take into account the lie of the land and the steep slopes that would need to be walked or cycled up.
” Mrs Clapperton added the increased traffic the development would cause .
“ Traffic would go over a narrow traffic-light controlled railway bridge and then along Funtley Road .
This road suffers from high levels of on-street parking which already causes congestion and delay along this route .
A fact well borne out by the observations of local residents.
” Fareham north @ @ @ @ @ @ @ application to increase the number of houses to be built .
In a statement , Cllr Bryant and Cllr Clubley said : `` The site is still within the countryside and whilst development has been granted , in our opinion it should not be considered for any further increase in numbers .
`` The narrow road through Funtley is already busy with through traffic now exacerbated by vehicles not able to use Fishers Hill .
`` Whilst the creation of ponds to mitigate flooding are proposed in the application , these alone will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rainwater in this area . ''
Fareham council is set to make a decision by January 5 2021 .
Reside Developments did not respond to request for comment before the paper went to print .

Reside Developments have applied to construct the homes, as well as six 'custom built plots', a community building, and a new park, just off Funtley Road.
This comes three years after the developer had plans approved for just 55 homes.
However, no works have been undertaken at the site.
The land is currently used for equestrian grazing.
If approved, existing buildings including stables would need to be demolished.
The plans have raised issues from local residents, who say they are worried about the lack of countryside, overdevelopment in the area, and the safety of pedestrians and motorists due to the increased traffic to J9 of the M27.
Chair of the Funtley Village Society Edward Morel said: “It is not a sustainable location, not in original plan and Funtley and North Fareham are been earmarked for too much development.”
Mrs B.M. Clapperton of the Fareham Society said: “There is now no bus service along Funtley Road running past the site, so access to the town centre is likely to be undertaken by car. This wholly fails to take into account the lie of the land and the steep slopes that would need to be walked or cycled up.”
Mrs Clapperton added the increased traffic the development would cause.
“Traffic would go over a narrow traffic-light controlled railway bridge and then along Funtley Road. This road suffers from high levels of on-street parking which already causes congestion and delay along this route. A fact well borne out by the observations of local residents.”
Fareham north ward councillors have also objected the new application to increase the number of houses to be built.
In a statement, Cllr Bryant and Cllr Clubley said: "The site is still within the countryside and whilst development has been granted, in our opinion it should not be considered for any further increase in numbers.
"The narrow road through Funtley is already busy with through traffic now exacerbated by vehicles not able to use Fishers Hill.
"Whilst the creation of ponds to mitigate flooding are proposed in the application, these alone will not solve the continued problems of additional rainwater in this area."
Fareham council is set to make a decision by January 5 2021.
Reside Developments did not respond to request for comment before the paper went to print.


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--JAILED: The criminals sentenced at Southampton courts

VIOLENT thugs , shoplifters , and sex offenders passed through the courts of Southampton over the past month .
Here we round up some of those cases : Edward Rickard shouted “ jump , jump ” , at a woman in distress on the Itchen Bridge .
The 45-year-old then racially abused a police officer trying to help her .
He was jailed for 16 weeks , suspended for 18 months following the incident on May 6 .
Gary Hunt went on a drunken rampage at a “ party which went terribly wrong ” .
He knocked a man unconscious @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was jailed for 20 months .
Former pub chef jailed for not checking in with police Convicted of two offences of sexual activity with a girl under the age of 16 , Dan Whitlock , failed to notify police of his whereabouts three times .
When officers knocked on his door he refused to present himself on October 20 .
He was jailed for ten months in November .
A neighbour from hell threatened to kill a woman ’ s baby and left his victims terrified .
Aaron Callaway held all-night parties through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mafia .
For his `` appalling behaviour '' he was jailed for six months suspended for 18 months .
A prolific criminal raided Christopher Stephens Jewellers in Lyndhurst making off with more than £30,000 in stock .
However , Lewis Bale was stopped by members of the public and then arrested .
He was jailed at Southampton Crown Court for 18months .
Mark Collinson swore at two men working at Yau Brothers Asian supermarket before pulling a knife from his pocket , The 42-year-old then fled from the courtroom having jumped out of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two-years .
Michelle Browne accelerated towards the woman after loading up her car following a “ shoplifting spree ” at ASDA in Portland Terrace .
Despite making off with goods on her backseat the mum of two was jailed for ten months .
Nuisance caller threatened to murder , blow up and cut the heads off police officers Claiming he did not like the police because they use his tax money he threatened he would find out where officers live and even blow them up .
He was slapped with a 12-month community @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unpaid work .
Luke Self and two other men “ bundled into a car ” and drove to confront an MMA fighter .
They beat him following an argument about Foster 's lager on social media .
Self was jailed for two years , suspended for two years .
He must complete 150 hours of unpaid work , 30 days of rehabilitation .

Here we round up some of those cases:
Man goaded woman to leap off Itchen Bridge
Edward Rickard shouted “jump, jump”, at a woman in distress on the Itchen Bridge.
The 45-year-old then racially abused a police officer trying to help her.
He was jailed for 16 weeks, suspended for 18 months following the incident on May 6.
Man left woman with “gruesome facial injuries”
Gary Hunt went on a drunken rampage at a “party which went terribly wrong”.
He knocked a man unconscious and smashed an Audi.
The 24-year-old was jailed for 20 months.
Former pub chef jailed for not checking in with police
Convicted of two offences of sexual activity with a girl under the age of 16, Dan Whitlock, failed to notify police of his whereabouts three times.
When officers knocked on his door he refused to present himself on October 20.
He was jailed for ten months in November.
Nightmare neighbour threatened to knife people
A neighbour from hell threatened to kill a woman’s baby and left his victims terrified.
Aaron Callaway held all-night parties through lockdown and claimed to be in the mafia.
For his "appalling behaviour" he was jailed for six months suspended for 18 months.
Thief 'scuffled' with jewellery shop owner
A prolific criminal raided Christopher Stephens Jewellers in Lyndhurst making off with more than £30,000 in stock.
However, Lewis Bale was stopped by members of the public and then arrested.
He was jailed at Southampton Crown Court for 18months.
Violent thief brandished knife shop workers
Mark Collinson swore at two men working at Yau Brothers Asian supermarket before pulling a knife from his pocket,
The 42-year-old then fled from the courtroom having jumped out of the dock.
He was jailed for two-years.
Shoplifter drove car at security guard after raiding supermarket
Michelle Browne accelerated towards the woman after loading up her car following a “shoplifting spree” at ASDA in Portland Terrace.
Despite making off with goods on her backseat the mum of two was jailed for ten months.
Nuisance caller threatened to murder, blow up and cut the heads off police officers
Tristan Spencer bombarded Hampshire police with 27 abusive phone calls.
Claiming he did not like the police because they use his tax money he threatened he would find out where officers live and even blow them up.
He was slapped with a 12-month community order and must complete 50 hours of unpaid work.
Cage fighter left with a fractured jaw after Facebook argument spiralled
Luke Self and two other men “bundled into a car” and drove to confront an MMA fighter.
They beat him following an argument about Foster's lager on social media.
Self was jailed for two years, suspended for two years.
He must complete 150 hours of unpaid work, 30 days of rehabilitation.


thedailyecho--2020-12-06--Details of Winchester's 235-space Brexit lorry checkpoint revealed

DETAILED plans for a lorry park capable of checking 235 vehicles a day – designed to prevent border chaos following Brexit – have been published .
It emerged last year that a lorry park was to open on the A31 between Winchester and Alresford to hold HGVs in case of delays at Portsmouth International Port .
Nearby residents say that they have had no communication from civic chiefs about the plan which is causing “ stress and anxiety ” .
Information has now surfaced on how the facility will work once the UK leaves the EU .
From December 29 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ short stay triage point ” capable of checking up to 235 lorries to ensure all EU-bound freight has the correct ‘ border-ready ’ paperwork in place .
Signs along the M25 will ask drivers to travel along the M3 to get there .
A 5km stretch of the eastbound carriageway of the A31 will run as a contraflow to take both east and westbound traffic , while the westbound carriageway will be used to check freight .
The work has been carried out as part of the multi-agency Operation Transmission to reduce the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ International Port , and on surrounding roads .
The speed limit will be reduced to 30mph for all traffic .
Neil Odin , chair of the Local Resilience Forum , said : “ The projections shared with us clearly show that , if we do nothing , the changes to checks at the border would cause a traffic queue very quickly on the M275 and the surrounding area .
This would be bad news for many communities , businesses and road users across Hampshire .
“ Our plans include short stay triage points @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with hauliers to help them be border ready , and have benefitted greatly from the input of our local government experts .
There will still be some impact but our plans are necessary and designed to reduce the risk as much as possible.
” Preparatory engineering work on the A31 was completed in 2019 , which included the installation of two hardened central reserve crossovers near the Ladycroft and Percy Hobbs roundabouts .
These crossovers are new short sections of carriageway that have been constructed across the central grass verge to allow traffic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the eastbound lane when a full contraflow is in place .
The crossovers , whilst initially being utilised for the Operation Transmission plan , will also be useful for future traffic management to facilitate highway maintenance operations on this stretch of the A31 , avoiding the need for lengthy and disruptive road closures .
But the plan as sparked criticism from some living nearby , including residents off the A31 .
In a letter to the Local Resilience Forum , resident Kristina Fearnley , said : “ We at Orr ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ directly and negatively affected by the HGV park .
A road which has many businesses and private households along its length .
“ Here at Orr ’ s Meadow , a group of eight households on the A31 , who will be subjected to regular noise , light and litter pollution .
These plans and their lack of clarity and concern for local residents are causing much stress and anxiety .
We have had , as usual , no direct contact about this stage of the plan from either the county council , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
”

It emerged last year that a lorry park was to open on the A31 between Winchester and Alresford to hold HGVs in case of delays at Portsmouth International Port.
Nearby residents say that they have had no communication from civic chiefs about the plan which is causing “stress and anxiety”.
Information has now surfaced on how the facility will work once the UK leaves the EU.
From December 29 the lorry park will be a “short stay triage point” capable of checking up to 235 lorries to ensure all EU-bound freight has the correct ‘border-ready’ paperwork in place.
Signs along the M25 will ask drivers to travel along the M3 to get there.
A 5km stretch of the eastbound carriageway of the A31 will run as a contraflow to take both east and westbound traffic, while the westbound carriageway will be used to check freight.
The work has been carried out as part of the multi-agency Operation Transmission to reduce the risk of severe traffic delays at Portsmouth International Port, and on surrounding roads. The speed limit will be reduced to 30mph for all traffic.
Neil Odin, chair of the Local Resilience Forum, said: “The projections shared with us clearly show that, if we do nothing, the changes to checks at the border would cause a traffic queue very quickly on the M275 and the surrounding area. This would be bad news for many communities, businesses and road users across Hampshire.
“Our plans include short stay triage points at carefully chosen locations and early engagement with hauliers to help them be border ready, and have benefitted greatly from the input of our local government experts. There will still be some impact but our plans are necessary and designed to reduce the risk as much as possible.”
Preparatory engineering work on the A31 was completed in 2019, which included the installation of two hardened central reserve crossovers near the Ladycroft and Percy Hobbs roundabouts.
These crossovers are new short sections of carriageway that have been constructed across the central grass verge to allow traffic to move safely from the westbound lane to the eastbound lane when a full contraflow is in place.
The crossovers, whilst initially being utilised for the Operation Transmission plan, will also be useful for future traffic management to facilitate highway maintenance operations on this stretch of the A31, avoiding the need for lengthy and disruptive road closures.
But the plan as sparked criticism from some living nearby, including residents off the A31.
In a letter to the Local Resilience Forum, resident Kristina Fearnley, said: “We at Orr’s Meadow on the Alresford Road will be directly and negatively affected by the HGV park. A road which has many businesses and private households along its length.
“Here at Orr’s Meadow, a group of eight households on the A31, who will be subjected to regular noise, light and litter pollution. These plans and their lack of clarity and concern for local residents are causing much stress and anxiety. We have had, as usual, no direct contact about this stage of the plan from either the county council, the resilience forum, or Hampshire Highways.”