thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Southampton, Winchester and Eastleigh restaurants Eat Out to Help Out scheme

DINERS can look forward to only paying half the price for their meals when eating out .
It is part of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme to make up the shortfall restaurants , pubs and cafes have faced during the coronavirus lockdown .
Those eating out will get 50 per cent off their food and non-alcoholic drinks , up to a total value of £10 per person if they eat or drink in .
It will take place every Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday between 3 August and 31 August , and can be used as many times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Southampton with most deaths due to coronavirus are revealed People don ’ t need a voucher to use the scheme and it can be used at the same time as other offers and discounts .
There is no minimum spend .
However , alcoholic drinks and service charges are excluded from the offer .
Below are all the restaurants taking part across Southampton , Winchester and Eastleigh ...
Restaurants taking part within five miles of Southampton city centre Restaurants taking part within five miles of Winchester town centre Trade to the Crowd Ltd @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Little Kitchen Bean and Bar Restaurants taking part within five miles of Eastleigh town centre The Little Kitchen Bean and Bar

And for many restaurants, cafes and pubs, it's provided a much-needed boost to business after lockdown.
Those eating out will get 50 per cent off their food and non-alcoholic drinks, up to a total value of £10 per person if they eat or drink in.
It will take place every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until August 31, and can be used as many times as someone likes.
People don’t need a voucher to use the scheme and it can be used at the same time as other offers and discounts. There is no minimum spend.
However, alcoholic drinks and service charges are excluded from the offer.
Below are all the restaurants taking part across Southampton, Winchester and Eastleigh...
Restaurants taking part within five miles of Southampton city centre
Tang’s chinese restaurant
0.10 miles away
127b-127c Forum Building, Above Bar Street, Hampshire, SO14 7FN
Piccolo Mondo
0.11 miles away
36 Windsor Terrace, Hampshire, SO14 7SL
Sprinkles Gelato -Above bar
0.12 miles away
Sprinkles Gelato, 120-122 Above Bar Street, Hants, SO14 7DU
BGGL Limited T/A Gusto Lounge
0.13 miles away
1 Commercial Road, Hampshire, SO15 1GF
STAKKS PANCAKE HOUSE LTD
0.13 miles away
Unit 43, Marlands Shopping Centre , CIVIC CENTRE ROAD, 313, SO14 7SJ
Belgium and Blues
0.14 miles away
184 Above Bar Street, Hampshire, SO14 7DW
Leelawadee Thai Restaurant
0.14 miles away
9 Commercial Road, Hampshire, SO15 1GF
Starbucks Above Bar
0.15 miles away
81 Above Bar St, SO14 7FG
Fredericks
0.16 miles away
Unit 8, Marlands Shopping Centre Civic Cent, Hampshire, SO14 7SJ
GERMAN DONER KEBAB
0.17 miles away
83 Above Bar Street, Hampshire, SO14 7FG
The Mayflower Village
0.18 miles away
The Encore, 22-26 Commercial Road, Hampshire, SO15 1GE
Flying Aubergine Cafe Southampton
0.21 miles away
East Park Pavilion, 1 East Park Terrace, Hampshire, SO14 0DA
Naked Coffee
0.24 miles away
66 Commercial Road, Hampshire, SO15 1GD
Everestbasmati ltd TA Basmati Restaurant
0.27 miles away
4 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DB
Chopstix Southampton
0.28 miles away
Unit R10, Westquay Shopping Centre, City Wall House, SO15 1QF
Thaikhun
0.28 miles away
Unit WM11, Watermark, SO15 1QF
Thaikhun founder Kim
Creams Cafe Southampton
0.28 miles away
Unit WM23, Watermark West Quay, SO15 1QF
McDonald's Restaurant
0.28 miles away
Food Terrace Level, West Quay Shopping Centre, Hampshire, SO15 1QF
Slim Chickens
0.28 miles away
Unit R1, Food Terrace Level, West Quay Shopping Centre, Hampshire, SO15 1QF
The Angel
0.29 miles away
21-22, Palmerston Road, Hampshire, SO14 1LL
Tim's Bistro
0.30 miles away
19 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DB
MEXIGO
0.30 miles away
40 London Road, Hampshire, SO15 2AG
Lakaz Maman
0.31 miles away
22 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DB
Shanghai Bay
0.32 miles away
17a, Above Bar Street, Hampshire, SO14 7DX
Popsi's
0.33 miles away
80 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DF
SO15 1QB
0.33 miles away
Unit WM07, Third Floor Level, Watermark, SO15 1QB
Funky Flamingo
0.35 miles away
Unit 3, Winchester Street, Hampshire, SO15 2EL
The Black Phoenix
0.36 miles away
29 Carlton Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DX
Smugglers
0.36 miles away
16-17, Carlton Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DY
Piecaramba Southampton Ltd
0.36 miles away
30a, Carlton Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DX
Retro Cafe
0.37 miles away
34 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DG
Ding Tea UK Ltd
0.38 miles away
27 Hanover Buildings, Hampshire, SO14 1JU
Red Dog Saloon - Southampton
0.38 miles away
Unit 6 Level 3,Watermark West Quay, Harbour Parade, Hampshire, SO15 1DE
Casa Brasil (West Quay) Ltd
0.38 miles away
Unit WM20, Level 2, West Quay South, Hampshire, SO15 1DE
Alpin PMK Ltd t/a L'Osteria
0.38 miles away
WM 16, Watermark, West Quay, Hampshire, SO15 1DE
Taco Bell
0.38 miles away
1-2, Ground Floor, , Hanover Buildings, Hampshire, SO14 1JU
Poppins Restaurant & Cafe
0.38 miles away
181 High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BY
Cafemonde
0.39 miles away
66 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DS
McDonald's Restaurant
0.40 miles away
Harbour Parade, Hampshire, SO15 1BA
Cafe Thrive
0.40 miles away
18 Hanover Buildings, Hampshire, SO14 1JX
Hampshire Constab - Southern Road
0.43 miles away
Southern Road, Hampshire, SO15 1AN
Subway
0.43 miles away
6-7, East Street, Hampshire, SO14 3HE
Sprinkles Gelato Below bar
0.43 miles away
169 High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BY
SHANGHAI 1814
0.44 miles away
165-168, High Street, SO14 2NZ
Afritopia Limited
0.48 miles away
127 St. Mary Street, Hampshire, SO14 1PG
The Star Hotel
0.50 miles away
26-27, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2NA
Dolphin Hotel
0.54 miles away
34-35, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2HN
Holiday Inn Southampton
0.54 miles away
Herbert Walker Avenue, SO15 1AG
Just Chicken
0.56 miles away
132a, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BR
Just Chicken
0.56 miles away
132a, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BR
Indos Peri Peri
0.56 miles away
132 High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BR
Coriander Lounge
0.57 miles away
130-131, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BR
ROBINS NEST AT 129 LTD
0.57 miles away
129 High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2BR
Beity Restaurant
0.60 miles away
123-124, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2AA
ARGENTO STEAK HOUSE
0.60 miles away
43-45, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2NS
GERMAN ALE LTD T/S stein garten
0.61 miles away
46-47, High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2NS
The Duke of Wellington
0.62 miles away
36 Bugle Street, Hampshire, SO14 2AH
BayLeaf kitchen
0.63 miles away
56 High Street, Hampshire, SO14 2NS
Pig and Whistle Pub
0.69 miles away
108 Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3FD
Everest Cuisine
0.69 miles away
1 Queensway, Hampshire, SO14 3AQ
dhaba 59 ltd
0.72 miles away
59 Oxford Street, SO14 3DL
La Regata
0.75 miles away
La Regata, Seaway house, Town Quay, Hampshire, SO14 2AR
Ennios
0.75 miles away
Town Quay Road, SO14 2AR
Dancing Man Brewery Ltd
0.75 miles away
Dancing Man Brewery , Town Quay, Hampshire, so14 2ar
Porters Wine and Charcuterie
0.77 miles away
Havelock Chambers 20-22, Queens Terrace, Hampshire, SO14 3BQ
Oxford Brasserie Soton Ltd
0.78 miles away
33-34, Oxford Street, Hampshire, SO14 3DS
Max's Bar and Brasserie
0.79 miles away
40 Oxford Street, Hampshire, SO14 3DP
Gurkha Lounge
0.79 miles away
56-58 Bevois Valley Road, Hampshire, SO14 0JR
The Platform Tavern
0.79 miles away
The Platform Tavern, Town Quay, Hampshire, SO14 2NY
Elizabeth House Hotel
0.83 miles away
42-44, The Avenue, Hampshire, SO17 1XP
Kuti's Brasserie
0.83 miles away
Town Quay, Hampshire, SO14 2AQ
Thai 2 Go
0.86 miles away
203 Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3FJ
Nativ Southampton
0.88 miles away
104-108, Bevois Valley Road, Hampshire, SO14 0JZ
Romano Caffe Pizzeria
0.91 miles away
4 Canute Road, Hampshire, SO14 3FH
Bacaro
0.97 miles away
Ironside House, Canutes Pavilion Car Park, Hampshire, SO14 3TN
Banana Wharf Ocean Village
1.00 miles away
Admirals Quay, Ocean Village, SO14 3JF
La Baronia
1.03 miles away
29-31, Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2ET
Blue Jasmine
1.04 miles away
Unit 3-4, Alexandra Wharf, 2 Maritime Walk, Hampshire, SO14 3QS
Sanjha
1.06 miles away
296-298, Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3HL
Jetty Ocean Village
1.08 miles away
Southampton Harbour Hotel, 5 Maritime Walk, Hampshire, SO14 3QU
Southampton Harbour Hotel
1.08 miles away
Southampton Harbour Hotel, 5 Maritime Walk, Hampshire, SO14 3QU
Make & Brew
1.10 miles away
7 St. James Road, Hampshire, SO15 5FB
The Yellow Welly
1.18 miles away
Cafe Unit 2,Building 14 Shamrock Qu, William Street, Hampshire, SO14 5QL
7 Bone Burger Co - Southampton
1.21 miles away
110 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2FW
McDonald's
1.22 miles away
361-363, Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3JD
Smokeys Burger & Shakes
1.23 miles away
114-116, Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2FY
Overdraft
1.26 miles away
383 Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3JD
Roosters Piri Piri
1.35 miles away
417 Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3JF
kohinoor of kerala
1.36 miles away
2 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
pho vietnam
1.36 miles away
3 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
Didos Fish chips
1.37 miles away
4 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
Noodle 8
1.37 miles away
5 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
Piggys
1.38 miles away
26 Victoria Road, Hampshire, SO19 9DX
The Boat Shop Cafe
1.41 miles away
Boat Shop Cafe , 9 The Colonnade Bridge Road, Hampshire, so19 7qt
SPRINKLES GELATO LTD
1.43 miles away
164-166, Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NJ
Kates Cafe Lounge ltd
1.43 miles away
227 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NF
GB Burga Limited
1.43 miles away
170 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NJ
Ordu Ltd t/a Poppins Cafe
1.43 miles away
231 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NF
Restaurants taking part within five miles of Winchester town centre
Light Of Bengal
0.08 miles away
7 Andover Road, Hampshire, SO23 7BS
Gurkha's Inn
0.12 miles away
17 City Road, Hampshire, SO23 8SD
Pi Pizza
0.18 miles away
132 Stockbridge Road, Hampshire, SO22 6RN
Trade to the Crowd Ltd
0.18 miles away
Theatre Royal, Jewry Street, Hants, SO23 8SB
Cabinet Rooms
0.20 miles away
2 de Lunn Buildings, Jewry Street, Hampshire, SO23 8SA
Josies Winchester
0.22 miles away
Unit A and Unit B, 28 Jewry Street, Hampshire, SO23 8RY
Eat Drink and Be
0.26 miles away
1-2 Walcote Place, High Street, Hampshire, SO23 9AP
Brasserie Blanc Winchester
0.27 miles away
19, 20 Jewry St, SO23 8RZ
Overdraft
0.29 miles away
5 Jewry Street, Hampshire, SO23 8RZ
The St James Tavern
0.30 miles away
3-5, Romsey Road, Hampshire, SO22 5BE
MR SO Limited
0.30 miles away
3 Jewry Street, Hampshire, SO23 8RZ
The King Alfred Winchester Ltd
0.33 miles away
11 Saxon Road, Hampshire, SO23 7DJ
Piecaramba Winchester Ltd
0.35 miles away
11a, Parchment Street, Hampshire, SO23 8AT
Bento Factory Company Limited
0.36 miles away
1 St. Thomas Street, Hampshire, SO23 9HE
Frieda's Tearoom
0.36 miles away
6a, Parchment Street, Hampshire, SO23 8AT
KYOTO KITCHEN
0.36 miles away
70 Parchment Street, Hampshire, SO23 8AT
REEVE THE BAKER LTD
0.38 miles away
41a, High Street, Hampshire, SO23 9BL
Coffee Lab
0.38 miles away
18A Little Minster Street, Hampshire, SO23 9HB
Coffee Lab
0.39 miles away
20-21, The Square, Hampshire, SO23 9EX
The Winchester Orangery Limited
0.39 miles away
11 The Square, Hampshire, SO23 9ES
Cafemonde
0.39 miles away
22 The Square, Hampshire, SO23 9EX
Three Joes Sourdough South
0.40 miles away
9 Great Minster Street, Hampshire, SO23 9HA
Starbucks Winchester HS
0.40 miles away
31 High Street, SO23 9BL
THE OLD VINE
0.40 miles away
8 Great Minster Street, Hampshire, SO23 9HA
McDonald's
0.41 miles away
69 St. Georges Street, Hampshire, SO23 8BG
The Winchester Stable
0.43 miles away
31b, The Square, Hampshire, SO23 9EX
Hotel du Vin & Bistro Winchester
0.45 miles away
Southgate Street, Hampshire, SO23 9EF
Open House Deli
0.47 miles away
4a, Middle Brook Street, Hampshire, SO23 8AQ
Winchester Racquets and Fitness
0.47 miles away
Winchester Racquets and Fitness, Bereweeke Rd, Hampshire, SO22 6AN
Chococo Winchester
0.52 miles away
152 High Street, Hampshire, SO23 9AY
RICK STEIN WINCHESTER
0.52 miles away
RICK STEIN WINCHESTER, 7 HIGH STREET, SO23 9JX
Haberdashers Kitchen
0.52 miles away
Coffee Shop, C and H Fabrics, 7-8 High Street, Hampshire, SO23 9JX
Palm Pan Asia
0.57 miles away
166-167, High Street, Hampshire, SO23 9BA
Crown & Anchor
0.58 miles away
Crown and Anchor, 168 High Street, Hampshire, SO23 9BA
Hillier Garden Centre Winchester
0.58 miles away
Romsey Road, Hampshire, SO22 5DN
Unit12 cafe
0.98 miles away
Unit 12, Winnall Valley Road, Hampshire, SO23 0LD
The March Hare
1.21 miles away
The March Hare, Priors Dean Road, Hampshire, SO22 6JN
The Bell at St Cross Ltd
1.21 miles away
The bell inn, 83 st cross road, Hampshire, SO23 9RE
ROYAL WINCHESTER GOLF CLUB
1.37 miles away
Royal Winchester Golf Club, Sarum Road, Hampshire, SO22 5QE
Railway Inn (Winchester) Ltd
1.39 miles away
2 Hickory Drive, Hampshire, SO22 6NJ
Cobbs at Winchester
1.55 miles away
Springvale Road, Hampshire, SO23 7LD
South Winchester Golf Club
2.03 miles away
Romsey Road, Pitt, Hampshire, SO22 5QX
The Running Horse
2.18 miles away
88 Main Road, Littleton, Hampshire, SO22 6QS
Lainston House Limited
2.41 miles away
Sparsholt, Hampshire, SO21 2LT
The Cricketers Inn
2.47 miles away
The Flat, The Cricketers Inn, Easton Lane, Hampshire, SO21 1EJ
kc at winchester
2.85 miles away
6 Lovedon Lane, Kings Worthy, Hampshire, SO23 7NU
The Little Kitchen Bean and Bar
3.36 miles away
High Street, Twyford, Hampshire, SO21 1NH
Phoenix Inn Twyford ltd
3.44 miles away
the phoenix inn, high street twyford, hampshire, so21 1rf
The Bugle Inn
3.50 miles away
The Bugle Inn, Park Lane, Twyford, Hampshire , SO21 1QT
The Bugle Inn
3.50 miles away
The Bugle Inn, Park Lane, Hampshire , SO21 1QT
The Plough Itchen Abbas
4.10 miles away
The Plough , Main Road, Itchen Abbas, Hampshire, SO21 1BQ
The Fox
4.23 miles away
The Fox, Peach Hill Lane, Crawley, Hants, SO21 2PR
The Dolphin Inn
4.28 miles away
The Dolphin Inn, Main Road, Hampshire, SO21 2JY
IBM Hursley Club
4.42 miles away
The Clubhouse, Hursley Park, SO21 2JN
The White Horse Pub
4.59 miles away
Main Road, Otterbourne, Hampshire, SO21 2EQ
The Ship Inn, Owslebury
4.66 miles away
Whites Hill, Owslebury, Hampshire, SO21 1LT
The Otter at Otterbourne
4.97 miles away
The Otter, Boyatt Lane, Hampshire, SO21 2HW
Restaurants taking part within five miles of Eastleigh town centre
Pat's Sandwich Bar
0.09 miles away
56 Market Street, Hampshire, SO50 5RB
MUSSI LTD T/A POPPINS CAFE
0.11 miles away
27-29 LDIGH ROAD, HAMPSHIRE, SO50 9FF
Leo Leisure Bingo
0.11 miles away
12 Leigh Road, Hampshire, SO50 9FH
Peking Phoenix Chinese Restaurant
0.16 miles away
47 Leigh Road, Hampshire, SO50 9DF
7 Flavours Ltd T/A Roosters Piri Piri Eastleigh
0.17 miles away
42 High Street, Hampshire, SO50 5LE
Steam Town Brewco Limited
0.18 miles away
1 Bishopstoke Road, Hampshire, SO50 6AD
The Burger Priest Eastleigh
0.21 miles away
L4-L7 , The Swan Centre, SO50 5SF
Creams Cafe
0.21 miles away
Unit 11, The Swan Centre, SO50 5SF
Boswells Cafe
0.21 miles away
Units 10-11 The Swan Centre, Blenheim Road, Hampshire, SO50 5SG
McDonald's
0.21 miles away
Unit 1, The Swan Centre, Hampshire, SO50 5SG
Wells Place Centre CIC
0.24 miles away
Wells Place, Hampshire, SO50 5LJ
PARTYMAN WORLD EASTLEIGH
0.25 miles away
The Swan Centre, Hampshire, SO50 5SF
Chamberlayne Arms
0.27 miles away
105 High Street, Hampshire, SO50 5LS
Progressive Club
0.77 miles away
170 Twyford Road, SO50 4HR
Holiday Inn Southampton - Eastleigh
0.84 miles away
Leigh Road, Hampshire, SO50 9PG
Hampshire Fire & Rescue HQ
0.95 miles away
Food Premises,Hampshire Fire and Re, Leigh Road, Hampshire, SO50 9SJ
The Concorde
1.28 miles away
Stoneham Lane, Hampshire, SO50 9HQ
The Orangery Tea House
1.62 miles away
The Garden Society, Allington Lane, Fair Oak, Hampshire, SO50 7DE
Sunrise Balti & Tandoori Restaurant
1.70 miles away
95a, Winchester Road, Hampshire, SO53 2GG
McDonald's
1.73 miles away
Bournemouth Road, Chandler's Ford, Hampshire, SO53 3YJ
Flip Out SOUTHAMPTON
1.74 miles away
Imt A, 1 School Lane, Hampshire, SO53 4DG
Peter Green Coffee Shop
1.89 miles away
Unit 3, School Lane, Hampshire, SO53 4DG
The Dog and Crook
1.91 miles away
The Dog and Crook, 18 Brambridge, Hampshire, SO50 6HZ
The Seafayre lounge Ltd
2.00 miles away
The Seafayre Lounge, Unit 4, Trafalgar Close, Hampshire, SO53 4BW
The Otter at Otterbourne
2.04 miles away
The Otter, Boyatt Lane, Hampshire, SO21 2HW
Fair Oak garden centre restaurant
2.15 miles away
Fair Oak Garden Centre, Winchester rd, Hampshire, SO50 7HD
Kutis Noorani
2.30 miles away
465 Fair Oak Road, Fair Oak, Hampshire, SO50 7AJ
Haskins Garden Centre West End
2.34 miles away
Mansbridge Road, West End, Hampshire, SO18 3HW
The White Horse Pub
2.36 miles away
Main Road, Otterbourne, Hampshire, SO21 2EQ
Stoneham Golf Club
2.37 miles away
Monks Wood Close, Hampshire, SO16 3TT
McDonald's
2.46 miles away
77 High Road, Hampshire, SO16 2JE
Choudhury’s spice ltd
2.51 miles away
Unit 2 and 3,Townhill Farm District, Wessex Road, Hampshire, SO18 3RA
Melo Persian Restaurant
2.54 miles away
Melo Restaurant, 63-65 High road, Hampshire , SO16 2JE
The Hiltonbury Farmhouse
2.64 miles away
Hiltonbury Farm House, North Millers Dale, Hampshire, SO53 1SZ
the brigadier gerard
2.84 miles away
Botley Road, Horton Heath, Hampshire, SO50 7DQ
The Southampton Arms
2.84 miles away
89 Moorgreen Road, West End, Hampshire, SO30 2HG
jackpot cafe
2.84 miles away
jackpot cafe, 508, portswood road, hants, so17 3sp
Marwell Hotel
3.09 miles away
Marwell Hotel, Thompson Lane, SO21 1JY
Il picchio
3.25 miles away
33 Manor Farm Road, Hampshire, SO18 1NN
Miss Ellie's Cafe
3.28 miles away
31a Manor Farm Road, Manor Farm Road, Hampshire, So18 1nn
EAST HORTON GOLF CENTRE LIMITED
3.28 miles away
Mortimers Lane, Fair Oak, Hampshire, SO50 7EA
Chilworth Manor Hotel
3.31 miles away
Chilworth Manor, University Parkway, Hampshire, SO16 7PT
Ceno Restaurant
3.39 miles away
119 Highfield Lane, So17 1AQ
Baboo Ji Vegetarian Kitchen
3.40 miles away
273 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2LD
Brewhouse and Kitchen Southampton
3.40 miles away
47 Highfield Lane, Hampshire, SO17 1QD
Gelato Ice Ltd
3.45 miles away
253 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NG
Ordu Ltd t/a Poppins Cafe
3.50 miles away
231 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NF
GB Burga Limited
3.50 miles away
170 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NJ
SPRINKLES GELATO LTD
3.50 miles away
164-166, Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NJ
Kates Cafe Lounge ltd
3.50 miles away
227 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2NF
Noodle 8
3.56 miles away
5 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
Didos Fish chips
3.56 miles away
4 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
pho vietnam
3.57 miles away
3 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
kohinoor of kerala
3.57 miles away
2 The Broadway Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2WE
The Bugle Inn
3.61 miles away
The Bugle Inn, Park Lane, Hampshire , SO21 1QT
McDonald's Restaurant
3.64 miles away
Tollbar Way, Hedge End, Hampshire, SO30 2UH
Phoenix Inn Twyford ltd
3.65 miles away
the phoenix inn, high street twyford, hampshire, so21 1rf
Smokeys Burger & Shakes
3.70 miles away
114-116, Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2FY
THE STATION
3.71 miles away
Bullar Road, Hampshire, SO18 1GT
7 Bone Burger Co - Southampton
3.72 miles away
110 Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2FW
The View
3.73 miles away
Thornhill Road, Hampshire , SO16 7AY
The Little Kitchen Bean and Bar
3.75 miles away
High Street, Twyford, Hampshire, SO21 1NH
PEBBLE HOTELS LIMITED
3.79 miles away
Winchester Road, Ampfield, Hampshire, SO51 9ZF
Uptons of Bassett Ltd
3.83 miles away
351 Winchester Road, Hampshire, SO16 7DJ
Beadles Tea Room
3.84 miles away
19 Fleming Avenue, North Baddesley, Hampshire, SO52 9EJ
Bella Vita & The Ox
3.85 miles away
120 Botley Road, North Baddesley, Hampshire, SO52 9EE
La Baronia
3.89 miles away
29-31, Portswood Road, Hampshire, SO17 2ET
water margin
4.01 miles away
72 Botley Road, North Baddesley, Hampshire, SO52 9DU
Nativ Southampton
4.05 miles away
104-108, Bevois Valley Road, Hampshire, SO14 0JZ
The Farmers Home
4.11 miles away
The Farmers Home, Heathen Street, Durley, SO32 2BT
Joy In Golf II Limited
4.13 miles away
Upper Northam Road, Hedge End, Hampshire, SO30 4BZ
Gurkha Lounge
4.14 miles away
56-58 Bevois Valley Road, Hampshire, SO14 0JR
Elizabeth House Hotel
4.16 miles away
42-44, The Avenue, Hampshire, SO17 1XP
The Dolphin Inn
4.20 miles away
The Dolphin Inn, Main Road, Hampshire, SO21 2JY
The Ship Inn, Owslebury
4.29 miles away
Whites Hill, Owslebury, Hampshire, SO21 1LT
The White Horse at Ampfield
4.29 miles away
The White Horse, Winchester Road, Hampshire, SO51 9BQ
The Yellow Welly
4.29 miles away
Cafe Unit 2,Building 14 Shamrock Qu, William Street, Hampshire, SO14 5QL
Hillier Garden Centre Botley
4.36 miles away
Woodhouse Lane, Botley, Hampshire, SO30 2EZ
Kettle and Cake the tea room
4.42 miles away
Unit 3, Lankester House, 1 Freegrounds Road, Hampshire, SO30 0HG
IBM Hursley Club
4.50 miles away
The Clubhouse, Hursley Park, SO21 2JN
Make & Brew
4.58 miles away
7 St. James Road, Hampshire, SO15 5FB
Smugglers
4.58 miles away
16-17, Carlton Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DY
Funky Flamingo
4.58 miles away
Unit 3, Winchester Street, Hampshire, SO15 2EL
Cafemonde
4.59 miles away
66 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DS
Piecaramba Southampton Ltd
4.59 miles away
30a, Carlton Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DX
The Black Phoenix
4.59 miles away
29 Carlton Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DX
Retro Cafe
4.59 miles away
34 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DG
MEXIGO
4.62 miles away
40 London Road, Hampshire, SO15 2AG
Popsi's
4.64 miles away
80 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DF
Lakaz Maman
4.64 miles away
22 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DB
Tim's Bistro
4.65 miles away
19 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DB
Everestbasmati ltd TA Basmati Restaurant
4.67 miles away
4 Bedford Place, Hampshire, SO15 2DB
Belgium and Blues
4.80 miles away
184 Above Bar Street, Hampshire, SO14 7DW
Flying Aubergine Cafe Southampton
4.82 miles away
East Park Pavilion, 1 East Park Terrace, Hampshire, SO14 0DA
Afritopia Limited
4.85 miles away
127 St. Mary Street, Hampshire, SO14 1PG
sprinkles Gelato -Above bar
4.86 miles away
Sprinkles Gelato, 120-122 Above Bar Street, Hants, SO14 7DU
Roosters Piri Piri
4.87 miles away
417 Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3JF
Overdraft
4.88 miles away
383 Shirley Road, Hampshire, SO15 3JD


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Police seize drugs and weapons in New Forest

POLICE seized two weapons and a large amount of drugs while patrolling the New Forest .
Working alongside Totton Police @ @ @ @ @ a flick knife and BB gun during an incident in Totton town centre on Monday @ @ @ @ @ , they found a `` large amount '' of class B drug amphetamine , which @ @ @ @ @ they stopped in Lyndhurst .
He was arrested for on suspicion of the possession of @ @ @ @ @ influence of drugs or alcohol and for having no insurance .
Police also found and @ @ @ @ @ wanted on warrant .

Working alongside Totton Police, New Forest officers seized a flick knife and BB gun during an incident in Totton town centre on Monday.
On the same day, they found a "large amount" of class B drug amphetamine, which was taken from a driver they stopped in Lyndhurst.
He was arrested for on suspicion of the possession of drugs, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol and for having no insurance.
Police also found and arrested a man who was wanted on warrant.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--New Sainsbury's Neighbour Hub store set to open in Bishop's Waltham

A NEW Sainsbury ’ s store will open in Bishop ’ s Waltham this year .
The Neighbourhood Hub Store will replace the existing Budgens on Winchester Road and will include an Argos collection point service .
The move comes a decade after TV star Amanda Holden was a vocal opponent of plans to build a Sainsbury 's outlet in Station Road in the village .
As reported by the Daily Echo , The Britain 's Got Talent star made headlines when she claimed the shop would damage smaller local businesses .
The Budgen ’ s store will close in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new store is set to open in November .
The Sainsbury ’ s will be one of three Neighbourhood Hub stores in the country and will be twice the size of a normal Sainsbury ’ s local .
The store will replace the existing Budgens .
There will be a temporary closure of 12 weeks from the beginning of September whilst the building is completely refurbished .
A range of products will be available including household everyday essentials , fresh produce , beauty products , flowers as well as fresh juice , coffee @ @ @ @ @ @ @ collection point will also bring great choice , value and convenience - stocking thousands of home , technology and toy products .
Sainsbury ’ s will be taking on the existing members of staff .
The new team in Bishop ’ s Waltham hope to play an active role in the community .
they will support a local charity as well as nationwide community programmes and charity partners .
Patrick Dunne , Sainsbury ’ s Property Director said : “ We ’ re looking forward to opening the doors to a brand new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bishop ’ s Waltham this November .
“ We know the local community is going to enjoy the wide range of food and convenience products on offer in this new store .
`` We will continue to keep the community updated on our plans to refurbish this store .
”

The Neighbourhood Hub Store will replace the existing Budgens on Winchester Road and will include an Argos collection point service.
The move comes a decade after TV star Amanda Holden was a vocal opponent of plans to build a Sainsbury's outlet in Station Road in the village.
As reported by the Daily Echo, The Britain's Got Talent star made headlines when she claimed the shop would damage smaller local businesses.
The Budgen’s store will close in September for a complete refurbishment and the new store is set to open in November.
The Sainsbury’s will be one of three Neighbourhood Hub stores in the country and will be twice the size of a normal Sainsbury’s local.
The store will replace the existing Budgens. There will be a temporary closure of 12 weeks from the beginning of September whilst the building is completely refurbished.
A range of products will be available including household everyday essentials, fresh produce, beauty products, flowers as well as fresh juice, coffee and food to go. The Argos collection point will also bring great choice, value and convenience - stocking thousands of home, technology and toy products.
Sainsbury’s will be taking on the existing members of staff.
The new team in Bishop’s Waltham hope to play an active role in the community. they will support a local charity as well as nationwide community programmes and charity partners.
Patrick Dunne, Sainsbury’s Property Director said: “We’re looking forward to opening the doors to a brand new Sainsbury’s Neighbourhood Hub store in Bishop’s Waltham this November.
“We know the local community is going to enjoy the wide range of food and convenience products on offer in this new store.
"We will continue to keep the community updated on our plans to refurbish this store.”


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--IN THE COURTS: 12 people who have appeared at Southampton Magistrates' Court

AMONG the cases heard at Southampton Magistrates ' Court were ... DANIEL PHILLIP GRINNOL , 34 , of Depedene Close , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to speeding on the M3 .
Fined £266 and ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge .
Driving record endorsed with three points .
PETER HAYWARD , 34 , of Gordon Road , Cowes .
Pleaded guilty to speeding .
Fined £213 and ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge .
Driving record endorsed with three points .
JAMIE ROBERT JOHNSON , 27 , of Sussex Road , Chandler 's Ford .
Pleaded guilty to drug driving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Fined £500 and ordered to pay £50 victim surcharge .
Also , £85 court costs .
NATHAN JUNIOR TEXEIRA , 30 , of Hinkler Road , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to breaching a non-molestation order .
Committed to prison for 8 weeks , suspended for 2 years .
Fined £122 and ordered to pay £85 court costs .
DARREN LAMBERT-KING , 32 , of Cranbury Avenue , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to breaching a post-sentence supervision order .
Fined £75 and ordered to pay costs of £75 .
MICHAEL JAMES HITCHCOX , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Admitted breach of post-sentence supervision .
Committed to prison for 14 days .
LEE STEVEN MACKEY , 46 , of Goodwin Close , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to taking a vehicle without consent and driving without insurance .
Committed to prison for four months , suspended for 12 months .
Ordered to pay £400 compensation .
RUSSELL FRANCIS CLARK , 39 , of Broadoak Close , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving .
Disqualified from driving for 12 months .
Fined £500 and ordered to pay £85 court costs .
KEVIN @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Road , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to assault .
Committed to prison for four months .
Ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge .
LAIMA BUKEVICIUTE , 30 , of Nightingale Road , Pleaded guilty to drink driving .
Disqualified from driving for 12 months .
Fined £500 .
Ordered to pay £50 victim surcharge and £85 crown costs .
CHRISTOPHER RICHARD DODD , 42 , of Parade Court , Hillsea .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving .
Community order made until January 2022 .
Disqualified from driving for three years .
Must participate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Required to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work .
Ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
ELVIS PASCARIU , 20 , of Amoy Street , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving .
Disqualified from driving for 18 months .
Fined £295 .
Ordered to pay £59 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .

DANIEL PHILLIP GRINNOL, 34, of Depedene Close, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to speeding on the M3. Fined £266 and ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge. Driving record endorsed with three points.
PETER HAYWARD, 34, of Gordon Road, Cowes. Pleaded guilty to speeding. Fined £213 and ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge. Driving record endorsed with three points.
JAMIE ROBERT JOHNSON, 27, of Sussex Road, Chandler's Ford. Pleaded guilty to drug driving. Disqualified from driving for three years. Fined £500 and ordered to pay £50 victim surcharge. Also, £85 court costs.
NATHAN JUNIOR TEXEIRA, 30, of Hinkler Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to breaching a non-molestation order. Committed to prison for 8 weeks, suspended for 2 years. Fined £122 and ordered to pay £85 court costs.
DARREN LAMBERT-KING, 32, of Cranbury Avenue, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to breaching a post-sentence supervision order. Fined £75 and ordered to pay costs of £75.
MICHAEL JAMES HITCHCOX, 36, of Northam Road, Southampton. Admitted breach of post-sentence supervision. Committed to prison for 14 days.
LEE STEVEN MACKEY, 46, of Goodwin Close, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to taking a vehicle without consent and driving without insurance. Committed to prison for four months, suspended for 12 months. Ordered to pay £400 compensation.
RUSSELL FRANCIS CLARK, 39, of Broadoak Close, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Fined £500 and ordered to pay £85 court costs.
KEVIN JOHN PEAD, 39, of Howard Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to assault. Committed to prison for four months. Ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge.
LAIMA BUKEVICIUTE, 30, of Nightingale Road, Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Fined £500. Ordered to pay £50 victim surcharge and £85 crown costs.
CHRISTOPHER RICHARD DODD, 42, of Parade Court, Hillsea. Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Community order made until January 2022. Disqualified from driving for three years. Must participate in accredited programme for 15 days. Required to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work. Ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
ELVIS PASCARIU, 20, of Amoy Street, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Disqualified from driving for 18 months. Fined £295. Ordered to pay £59 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Mercedes driver in Southampton hospital after Newport crash

A DRIVER is fighting for life in Southampton hospital after crashing into a bollard and two walls .
The 34-year-old @ @ @ @ @ is currently in Southampton General Hospital after the collision which involved a silver Mercedes A180 @ @ @ @ @ Police said they have launched an investigation into the crash in Newport on the Isle @ @ @ @ @ are appleaing for anyone with dashcam footage of the incident and would like witnesses to @ @ @ @ @ spokesman said : `` We were called to Shide Road , Newport , at 2.23am @ @ @ @ @ was in collision with a bollard and two brick walls .
`` The driver , @ @ @ @ @ , has been taken to Southampton General Hospital with life-threatening injuries .
`` Officers are @ @ @ @ @ the collision , and are keen to speak with anyone who has information .
`` @ @ @ @ @ at the time ?
Perhaps you saw the vehicle earlier on , or have dash-cam @ @ @ @ @ information is asked to phone 101 with the reference 44200282043 . ''

The 34-year-old suffered life threatening injuries and is currently in Southampton General Hospital after the collision which involved a silver Mercedes A180.
A spokesman for Hampshire Police said they have launched an investigation into the crash in Newport on the Isle of Wight yesterday.
They are appleaing for anyone with dashcam footage of the incident and would like witnesses to come forward.
A police spokesman said: "We were called to Shide Road, Newport, at 2.23am after a silver Mercedes A180 was in collision with a bollard and two brick walls.
"The driver, a 34-year-old man from Newport, has been taken to Southampton General Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
"Officers are investigating the exact cause of the collision, and are keen to speak with anyone who has information.
"Were you in the area at the time? Perhaps you saw the vehicle earlier on, or have dash-cam footage?
"Anyone with information is asked to phone 101 with the reference 44200282043."


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Charge after woman in 90s has purse taken in Southsea

A WOMAN has been charged with robbery after a woman in her 90s is alleged to have had her purse @ @ @ @ @ that shortly before 4pm on 26 July , a woman in her 90s had her @ @ @ @ @ in Southsea .
A Hampshire Police statement said that officers were deployed and subsequently arrested @ @ @ @ @ people who have appeared at Southampton Magistrates Court The a 52-year-old , of Unicorn Road @ @ @ @ @ then charged with robbery .
She appeared at Portsmouth Magistrates ’ Court on Manday and @ @ @ @ @ Portsmouth Crown Court on August 24 .

It is alleged that shortly before 4pm on 26 July, a woman in her 90s had her purse stolen on Palmerston Road in Southsea.
A Hampshire Police statement said that officers were deployed and subsequently arrested Amanda Deary.
The a 52-year-old, of Unicorn Road, in Portsmouth, sas then charged with robbery.
She appeared at Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court on Manday and is due to reappear at Portsmouth Crown Court on August 24.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Fire in Barton Common Road caused by electric cables

Two engines rushed to Barton Common Road after fallen cables set alight to a part of Barton Common .
Crews @ @ @ @ @ Fire Stations attended after receiving an emergency call at around 12pm on Tuesday .
Police @ @ @ @ @ however , power company SSE were reportedly on the scene .
No one was injured @ @ @ @ @ in at 12.31pm .
The Daily Echo has contacted SSE for comment .

Two engines rushed to Barton Common Road after fallen cables set alight to a part of Barton Common.
Crews from Lymington and New Milton Fire Stations attended after receiving an emergency call at around 12pm on Tuesday.
Police and paramedics were not called however, power company SSE were reportedly on the scene.
No one was injured and the stop message came in at 12.31pm.
The Daily Echo has contacted SSE for comment.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Rail minister boards 'Fawley Explorer' to test case for reopening line

IT WAS the ideal way to see if the long-running campaign to reopen a Hampshire railway line is on the right track .
Rail minister Chris Heaton-Harris boarded a special excursion dubbed the `` Fawley Explorer '' to examine the case for restoring passenger services in the Waterside area .
It follows Hampshire County Council 's successful submission to the Department for Transport ’ s Restoring Your Railways fund .
The cash will enable the authority to carry out a feasibility study into reopening the old Totton to Hythe line , which was built 95 years ago .
Mr Heaton-Harris @ @ @ @ @ @ @ communities and improve infrastructure across the country .
He added : `` The progress towards developing a business case for this restoration is testament to the energy and enthusiasm of local campaigners , and I share the passion they and other communities have to reopen and restore local lines.
” Following the minister 's visit a South Western Railway ( SWR ) spokesperson said the restoration of passenger services `` may be a step-closer to reality '' .
Sir Peter Hendy , chairman of Network Rail , added : `` Railways have a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ economic and social development .
`` It ’ s great to see a passenger train down this line again .
It 's been a really useful event for our partners to understand what we might have to do to bring trains back permanently.
” He said : `` Branch lines are vital to connect local communities .
Exploring the possibility of reopening disused lines for passengers is vital for us to reconnect our communities again.
” If services are restored trains will only run as far south as Hythe as the old Fawley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cllr Rob Humby is the county council 's executive member for economy , transport and environment .
He said : `` Hampshire County Council was very pleased that our bid to the Department for Transport ’ s Restoring Your Railways Fund was successful .
`` We now look forward to working with the Department for Transport , Network Rail and stakeholders to undertake a business case for re-introducing passenger rail services on the line .
”

Rail minister Chris Heaton-Harris boarded a special excursion dubbed the "Fawley Explorer" to examine the case for restoring passenger services in the Waterside area.
It follows Hampshire County Council's successful submission to the Department for Transport’s Restoring Your Railways fund.
The cash will enable the authority to carry out a feasibility study into reopening the old Totton to Hythe line, which was built 95 years ago.
Mr Heaton-Harris said the government was determined to reconnect communities and improve infrastructure across the country.
He added: "The progress towards developing a business case for this restoration is testament to the energy and enthusiasm of local campaigners, and I share the passion they and other communities have to reopen and restore local lines.”
Following the minister's visit a South Western Railway (SWR) spokesperson said the restoration of passenger services "may be a step-closer to reality".
Sir Peter Hendy, chairman of Network Rail, added: "Railways have a huge role to play in building environmentally-sustainable economic and social development.
"It’s great to see a passenger train down this line again. It's been a really useful event for our partners to understand what we might have to do to bring trains back permanently.”
Other passengers included Mark Hopwood, managing director of SWR.
He said: "Branch lines are vital to connect local communities. Exploring the possibility of reopening disused lines for passengers is vital for us to reconnect our communities again.”
If services are restored trains will only run as far south as Hythe as the old Fawley station is inside the oil refinery.
Cllr Rob Humby is the county council's executive member for economy, transport and environment.
He said: "Hampshire County Council was very pleased that our bid to the Department for Transport’s Restoring Your Railways Fund was successful.
"We now look forward to working with the Department for Transport, Network Rail and stakeholders to undertake a business case for re-introducing passenger rail services on the line.”


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Police release images of stolen bikes seized from Bullar Road

POLICE want to hear from anyone who has had a bike stolen across Southampton .
It comes after police seized more than 40 bikes from a home on Bullar Road on Sunday .
• Residents 'could n't believe it ' as police seize more than 40 stolen bikes from city home As part of an ongoing police investigation , officers have released individual pictures of each of the 48 bikes that are believed to be stolen .
Many neighbours were concerned that their previously-stolen bikes may have been involved in the incident .
It is also believed that some of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ online , which police confirm they are looking into .
As reported , a 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of handling stolen property but was later released .
He currently remains under investigation .
Police seized the vehicles that were believed to be stolen and loaded them onto a truck .
Residents `` could not believe '' how many bikes were being seized at around 7pm .
Anyone who believes a bike could be theirs will have to prove they own it .
A spokesperson for Hampshire Police said : `` We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believe they are stolen .
`` If you ’ ve had a bike stolen please view the photos by clicking on the link below .
`` If you think one of them is yours , please phone 101 with reference 44200279540 .
Proof of ownership needed . ''
To view the bikes , scroll through our gallery above .

It comes after police seized more than 40 bikes from a home on Bullar Road on Sunday.
As part of an ongoing police investigation, officers have released individual pictures of each of the 48 bikes that are believed to be stolen.
Many neighbours were concerned that their previously-stolen bikes may have been involved in the incident.
It is also believed that some of these bikes were being advertised for sale online, which police confirm they are looking into.
As reported, a 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of handling stolen property but was later released.
He currently remains under investigation.
Police seized the vehicles that were believed to be stolen and loaded them onto a truck.
Residents "could not believe" how many bikes were being seized at around 7pm.
Anyone who believes a bike could be theirs will have to prove they own it.
A spokesperson for Hampshire Police said: "We recovered 48 bikes on Sunday, and believe they are stolen.
"If you’ve had a bike stolen please view the photos by clicking on the link below.
"If you think one of them is yours, please phone 101 with reference 44200279540. Proof of ownership needed."
To view the bikes, scroll through our gallery above.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Southampton father delivered baby during lockdown

A SOUTHAMPTON father was left having to deliver his newborn daughter during the lockdown .
Civil engineer Kane Crisp was at home with his 28-year-old partner Kayleigh MacPhail when her waters suddenly broke at 4am .
The midwives arrived three hours later to check on Kayleigh , after her contractions started .
After being examined , Kayleigh , who is already mum to five-year-old son Noah , was two centimetres dilated , meaning the midwife had to leave until her contractions were three minutes apart .
But by 9am , the couple had to call for help as Kayleigh felt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but could feel the baby ’ s head while the midwife was still ten minutes away .
Customer service advisor Kayleigh said : “ I called for Kane to call the midwife as I could feel a change in my body .
The midwife advised Kane they were on their way .
“ I began to explain to Kane that I could feel a lot of pressure below and felt as if baby 's head was there .
He said to go downstairs and he will start to fill the pool with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and get in.
” Kayleigh had planned to have a water birth at home - but was expecting midwives to be there to deliver the baby .
She added : “ I laid down on the sofa and told him I needed to push as I could feel the baby ’ s head was coming .
“ Kane then rang the midwife and told them that I was needing to push to which I heard her say she was about 10 minutes away.
” But she felt she “ couldn ’ t hold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was left with no other option .
“ Kane was panicking and trying to tell me to hold on as the midwife wouldn ’ t be long .
“ After a few pushes , Kane delivered our beautiful daughter Winter on his own . ''
She was born at seven pounds and five ounces , on June 5 .
Kane , 26 , said : “ It was one of the best and worst days of my life .
Best being that I am able to say I delivered my own daughter , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a clue what I was doing .
“ But thankfully it couldn ’ t have gone better .
”

Civil engineer Kane Crisp was at home with his 28-year-old partner Kayleigh MacPhail when her waters suddenly broke at 4am.
The midwives arrived three hours later to check on Kayleigh, after her contractions started.
After being examined, Kayleigh, who is already mum to five-year-old son Noah, was two centimetres dilated, meaning the midwife had to leave until her contractions were three minutes apart.
But by 9am, the couple had to call for help as Kayleigh felt a “change in her body”, but could feel the baby’s head while the midwife was still ten minutes away.
Customer service advisor Kayleigh said: “I called for Kane to call the midwife as I could feel a change in my body. The midwife advised Kane they were on their way.
“I began to explain to Kane that I could feel a lot of pressure below and felt as if baby's head was there. He said to go downstairs and he will start to fill the pool with cold water and for me to try and get in.”
Kayleigh had planned to have a water birth at home - but was expecting midwives to be there to deliver the baby.
She added: “I laid down on the sofa and told him I needed to push as I could feel the baby’s head was coming.
“Kane then rang the midwife and told them that I was needing to push to which I heard her say she was about 10 minutes away.”
But she felt she “couldn’t hold on", which is when Kane was left with no other option.
“Kane was panicking and trying to tell me to hold on as the midwife wouldn’t be long.
“After a few pushes, Kane delivered our beautiful daughter Winter on his own."
She was born at seven pounds and five ounces, on June 5.
Kane, 26, said: “It was one of the best and worst days of my life. Best being that I am able to say I delivered my own daughter, worst being I didn’t have a clue what I was doing.
“But thankfully it couldn’t have gone better.”


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Gosport man murdered by brother, Winchester Crown Court told

A MAN stabbed to death his younger brother in a “ trivial ” argument over missing pillowcases , a court has heard .
Mark Oliver , 56 , is accused of the murder of 53-year-old Andrew Oliver , who was killed at the home the brothers shared with their 87-year-old mother , Jean , in Harwood Road , Gosport , Hampshire , on February 1 .
Andy Houston , prosecuting , told Winchester Crown Court that unarmed Andrew Oliver , a grandfather , had been stabbed following the sibling disagreement , which “ should have been trivial ” .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from dementia , told police in a video-recorded interview that the brothers had argued over missing sheets , before clarifying it was about pillowcases .
The court heard that she said : “ Mark has got his sheets and Andy has got his things , I know it sounds bloody stupid , but Andy has been missing some sheets .
“ He took them and Mark thought they were his and Andy thought they were his.
” Mr Houston continued : “ Andy had said they were his pillowcases , she said the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nice bedding .
“ Somehow two of Andy ’ s pillowcases had got lost , she said that Mark was sick and fed up of it , she said it works both ways and Mark picks up some of his things.
” Mr Houston added : “ Mark said he was sick to death with him , Andy , ‘ taking my things ’ .
Mr Houston said the argument happened as both brothers had been separately watching the Wales versus Italy Six Nations Rugby match in their bedrooms .
Mr Houston said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the ambulance call-taker that he had stabbed his brother , and when police arrived he handed over a sheath knife to the officers .
Andrew Oliver , described as a father-of-two and a “ proud grandfather ” , was still alive when police arrived .
Paramedics treated Andrew Oliver at the scene for two stab wounds , one to his armpit and the fatal wound to his chest , but they were unable to save him .
Mr Houston said that Mark Oliver denies murder , with the defendant claiming he had acted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mark Oliver told police that his brother was a former boxer who could “ lash out ” and added that Andrew Oliver had “ hit or bit ” the back of his neck .
Mark Oliver also denied stabbing his brother twice and told police : “ It was only once.
” In a prepared statement given to police , Mark Oliver said : “ My brother and I had an argument , my brother strangled me where I lost consciousness , when I came round I fled his bedroom , my brother @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continued to attack me , because I tried to get away , he bit me.
” He added : “ It was never my intention to inflict a serious injury , all I tried to do was defend myself .
”

Mark Oliver, 56, is accused of the murder of 53-year-old Andrew Oliver, who was killed at the home the brothers shared with their 87-year-old mother, Jean, in Harwood Road, Gosport, Hampshire, on February 1.
Andy Houston, prosecuting, told Winchester Crown Court that unarmed Andrew Oliver, a grandfather, had been stabbed following the sibling disagreement, which “should have been trivial”.
He said that their mother, who suffers from dementia, told police in a video-recorded interview that the brothers had argued over missing sheets, before clarifying it was about pillowcases.
Andrew Oliver
The court heard that she said: “Mark has got his sheets and Andy has got his things, I know it sounds bloody stupid, but Andy has been missing some sheets.
“He took them and Mark thought they were his and Andy thought they were his.”
Mr Houston continued: “Andy had said they were his pillowcases, she said the pair of them had a thing about nice bedding.
“Somehow two of Andy’s pillowcases had got lost, she said that Mark was sick and fed up of it, she said it works both ways and Mark picks up some of his things.”
Mr Houston added: “Mark said he was sick to death with him, Andy, ‘taking my things’.
Mr Houston said the argument happened as both brothers had been separately watching the Wales versus Italy Six Nations Rugby match in their bedrooms.
Mr Houston said that Mark Oliver called 999 and told the ambulance call-taker that he had stabbed his brother, and when police arrived he handed over a sheath knife to the officers.
Andrew Oliver, described as a father-of-two and a “proud grandfather”, was still alive when police arrived.
Paramedics treated Andrew Oliver at the scene for two stab wounds, one to his armpit and the fatal wound to his chest, but they were unable to save him.
Mr Houston said that Mark Oliver denies murder, with the defendant claiming he had acted out of self-defence.
He said that Mark Oliver told police that his brother was a former boxer who could “lash out” and added that Andrew Oliver had “hit or bit” the back of his neck.
Mark Oliver also denied stabbing his brother twice and told police: “It was only once.”
In a prepared statement given to police, Mark Oliver said: “My brother and I had an argument, my brother strangled me where I lost consciousness, when I came round I fled his bedroom, my brother pursued me into my bedroom where he continued to attack me, because I tried to get away, he bit me.”
He added: “It was never my intention to inflict a serious injury, all I tried to do was defend myself.”
The trial continues.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Barry Beardall spared jail at Southampton Crown Court

A “ MANIPULATIVE ” money-launderer who received thousands in his bank account after a victim was scammed has been spared jail .
Barry Beardall was given £13,000 , after a victim was targeted for a fake phone call from a Dubai-based company inviting them to invest in shares .
In September 2016 , the victim was told that if he invested money into the company , that shares would be purchased on his behalf , a court heard .
After finding a company-related website that appeared to be “ legitimate ” , the victim transferred just under 10,000 euros into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ received £13,000 in his bank account , which was sent by him to different parties .
The victim then “ came to believe he had been scammed ” and reported the fraud in October 2017 .
Beardall was interviewed in August 2018 , when he said he had no knowledge of the fraud and believed the money had come from someone who owed him money .
Beardall , of Harry Barrows Close , Ringwood , appeared before Southampton Crown Court on Tuesday facing a charge of converting criminal property which he pleaded guilty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told how Beardall committed the offence while under investigation from a previous charge for fraud .
He also said £7,000 of the money was sent by Beardall to a suspected fraud company .
In total , he received £3,000 in his account in October 2016 , and £10,000 one month later .
Beardall was unable to say why he received the money , while there was no identification of where it came from .
The victim said he had `` needed to get money '' at the time he was called .
Defending @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the money back to the fraudsters .
A prison would also `` struggle to look after him '' as he requires carers to give him medication and help him out of bed due to mobility issues .
During sentencing Judge Henry said the money-laundering was `` manipulative '' and `` used to his advantage '' .
But he added that the prison would be caused `` enormous disruption '' to care for him and gave him a suspended sentence of two years .

Barry Beardall was given £13,000, after a victim was targeted for a fake phone call from a Dubai-based company inviting them to invest in shares.
In September 2016, the victim was told that if he invested money into the company, that shares would be purchased on his behalf, a court heard.
After finding a company-related website that appeared to be “legitimate”, the victim transferred just under 10,000 euros into the account.
Then, 74-year-old Beardall received £13,000 in his bank account, which was sent by him to different parties.
The victim then “came to believe he had been scammed” and reported the fraud in October 2017.
Beardall was interviewed in August 2018, when he said he had no knowledge of the fraud and believed the money had come from someone who owed him money.
Beardall, of Harry Barrows Close, Ringwood, appeared before Southampton Crown Court on Tuesday facing a charge of converting criminal property which he pleaded guilty to.
Prosecuting barrister, Graham Gilbert told how Beardall committed the offence while under investigation from a previous charge for fraud.
He also said £7,000 of the money was sent by Beardall to a suspected fraud company.
In total, he received £3,000 in his account in October 2016, and £10,000 one month later.
Beardall was unable to say why he received the money, while there was no identification of where it came from.
The victim said he had "needed to get money" at the time he was called.
Beardall's previous convictions include a money-laundering offence in 2018.
Defending, Richard Martin argued that Beardall sent the money back to the fraudsters.
A prison would also "struggle to look after him" as he requires carers to give him medication and help him out of bed due to mobility issues.
During sentencing Judge Henry said the money-laundering was "manipulative" and "used to his advantage".
But he added that the prison would be caused "enormous disruption" to care for him and gave him a suspended sentence of two years.
Beardwell was ordered to pay a £2,500 victim surcharge.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Plan to redevelop site at Kivernell Road, Milford on Sea

PLANNERS have approved proposals to replace a house with a larger property which will have a `` very contemporary '' @ @ @ @ @ to a site at Kivernell Road in Milford on Sea has been given the green @ @ @ @ @ Council .
A report to members said the site was currently occupied by a three-bedroom @ @ @ @ @ a poor state of repair .
It added : `` The proposal entails demolition of @ @ @ @ @ its replacement with a four-bedroom dwelling with a garage to the front .
`` The @ @ @ @ @ very contemporary appearance . ''
`` Overall the design and materials are acceptable and the @ @ @ @ @ the character and appearance of the area . ''

An application relating to a site at Kivernell Road in Milford on Sea has been given the green light by New Forest District Council.
A report to members said the site was currently occupied by a three-bedroom cottage-style dwelling that was in a poor state of repair.
It added: "The proposal entails demolition of the existing three-bedroom dwelling and its replacement with a four-bedroom dwelling with a garage to the front.
"The proposed dwelling would have a very contemporary appearance."
"Overall the design and materials are acceptable and the proposal could positively contribute to the character and appearance of the area."


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Two animals humanely destroyed after accidents in the New Forest

ANOTHER two animals have been killed in accidents in the New Forest .
A bay mare was badly injured on @ @ @ @ @ near Brook , and had to be humanely destroyed by one of the agisters .
@ @ @ @ @ cow also had to be put down following a collision on the C10 at Setley @ @ @ @ @ other animals were injured in an accident that occurred in broad daylight .
A bay @ @ @ @ @ were both injured on the road from Hill Top , near Beaulieu , to Exbury @ @ @ @ @ say all three collisions occurred in the week starting July 20 .
It follows a @ @ @ @ @ few animal accidents occurred in the Forest .

A bay mare was badly injured on the B3078 at Roundhill, near Brook, and had to be humanely destroyed by one of the agisters.
On the same evening a cow also had to be put down following a collision on the C10 at Setley, near Brockenhurst.
Two other animals were injured in an accident that occurred in broad daylight.
A bay mare and a brown filly were both injured on the road from Hill Top, near Beaulieu, to Exbury.
The New Forest Verderers say all three collisions occurred in the week starting July 20.
It follows a long spell in which very few animal accidents occurred in the Forest.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--The Mayflower sailed up Southampton Water 400 years ago today

ON this day exactly 400 years ago , the Mayflower sailed up Southampton Water and anchored near Westquay where she remained for just over two weeks .
Her destination was the Hudson River on the east coast of North America but she had called into Southampton to take on board additional passengers and most importantly extra supplies .
She was also awaiting the arrival of a second ship , the Speedwell , which was sailing from Holland .
The two ships planned to cross the Atlantic together .
There was nothing unusual about this as ships regularly called into Southampton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mayflower , however , is one of the most important ships in American history as it took settlers to Massachusetts during the 17th century Puritan migration .
These people were some of the first settlers to America and their journey made the Mayflower an icon of European colonisation .
Unfortunately this colonisation was a disaster for the indigenous people who lost most of their land in the process and were decimated by disease and war .
Waiting in Southampton to greet the Mayflower were two men , John Carver and Christopher Martin .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ weeks purchasing supplies for the journey and the first few months in America .
These supplies were on the quayside ready to be loaded .
Carver was eager to be reacquainted with his old friends Robert Cushman and William Bradford who had joined the Mayflower at Rotherhithe in London .
All three were members of a group of religious Separatists who had made their home in Holland to avoid persecution for their religious beliefs and they were to be joined by other Separatists including friends and family who would arrive from Holland later @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wife was aboard the Mayflower but like most of the people who boarded the Mayflower in London she was not a Separatist .
Most were economic migrants looking for a new life in America as settlers , eager to own land and be free of the social constraints of British society .
The master of the Mayflower was Christopher Jones and working with Carver and Martin he had most of the supplies brought aboard and stowed in the hold .
The remainder were to be loaded later aboard the Speedwell .
With most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ agreed with Carver to recruit a local Southampton cooper to maintain them on the journey .
John Alden was that cooper and although a member of the crew , he decided to remain in America and not return to England .
The Mayflower was not a large ship being about 100 feet long by about 24 feet wide with three decks : an upper deck ; a gun deck ; and a hold .
Already stored were the passengers ’ belongings such as clothing , bedding , arms , household goods and tools @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the crew for the journey to America and back .
Storage space in the hold was therefore at a premium and the ship needed to be packed with great care .
The main or gun deck , where the passengers lived , was about 80 feet long by 20 feet wide with some of this space occupied by the ship ’ s steerage mechanism , several cannon and a small sailing vessel called a shallop which had been dismantled and stored ready for reassembly in America where it would be used for exploration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ space that was left which gave each of them about seven feet by two feet of living space .
The Mayflower was a cargo ship and not designed to carry passengers .
It was cramped with little or no privacy so the men and boys were allocated one part of the gun deck leaving the remaining space which could be screened off with blankets for mothers and daughters .
Having loaded the ship everyone waited patiently for the arrival of the Speedwell .
No doubt during this time the crew and passengers would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and explored the walled town of Southampton with its myriad of shops and markets making last minute purchases .
More about the Mayflower in next Wednesday 's Daily Echo .

Her destination was the Hudson River on the east coast of North America but she had called into Southampton to take on board additional passengers and most importantly extra supplies.
She was also awaiting the arrival of a second ship, the Speedwell, which was sailing from Holland. The two ships planned to cross the Atlantic together.
There was nothing unusual about this as ships regularly called into Southampton for supplies at that time.
The Mayflower, however, is one of the most important ships in American history as it took settlers to Massachusetts during the 17th century Puritan migration.
These people were some of the first settlers to America and their journey made the Mayflower an icon of European colonisation. Unfortunately this colonisation was a disaster for the indigenous people who lost most of their land in the process and were decimated by disease and war.
Waiting in Southampton to greet the Mayflower were two men, John Carver and Christopher Martin.
They had been in Southampton for several weeks purchasing supplies for the journey and the first few months in America. These supplies were on the quayside ready to be loaded.
Carver was eager to be reacquainted with his old friends Robert Cushman and William Bradford who had joined the Mayflower at Rotherhithe in London. All three were members of a group of religious Separatists who had made their home in Holland to avoid persecution for their religious beliefs and they were to be joined by other Separatists including friends and family who would arrive from Holland later on the Speedwell.
Martin’s wife was aboard the Mayflower but like most of the people who boarded the Mayflower in London she was not a Separatist. Most were economic migrants looking for a new life in America as settlers, eager to own land and be free of the social constraints of British society.
The master of the Mayflower was Christopher Jones and working with Carver and Martin he had most of the supplies brought aboard and stowed in the hold. The remainder were to be loaded later aboard the Speedwell.
With most of the supplies being in barrels Jones agreed with Carver to recruit a local Southampton cooper to maintain them on the journey. John Alden was that cooper and although a member of the crew, he decided to remain in America and not return to England.
The Mayflower was not a large ship being about 100 feet long by about 24 feet wide with three decks: an upper deck; a gun deck; and a hold.
Already stored were the passengers’ belongings such as clothing, bedding, arms, household goods and tools.
Jones had also purchased supplies for the crew for the journey to America and back.
Storage space in the hold was therefore at a premium and the ship needed to be packed with great care.
The main or gun deck, where the passengers lived, was about 80 feet long by 20 feet wide with some of this space occupied by the ship’s steerage mechanism, several cannon and a small sailing vessel called a shallop which had been dismantled and stored ready for reassembly in America where it would be used for exploration.
The passengers had to use the space that was left which gave each of them about seven feet by two feet of living space.
The Mayflower was a cargo ship and not designed to carry passengers. It was cramped with little or no privacy so the men and boys were allocated one part of the gun deck leaving the remaining space which could be screened off with blankets for mothers and daughters.
Having loaded the ship everyone waited patiently for the arrival of the Speedwell.
No doubt during this time the crew and passengers would have escaped the claustrophobia of the ship and explored the walled town of Southampton with its myriad of shops and markets making last minute purchases.
More about the Mayflower in next Wednesday's Daily Echo.
Godfrey Collyer is a tour guide with SeeSouthampton.co.uk .


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Hampshire man caught driving while banned was carrying cocaine

A HAMPSHIRE man who was driving while banned from the roads was found carrying cocaine .
Ryan Simon Owen was @ @ @ @ @ Gates on June 21 while he was disqualified from driving and had no insurance policy @ @ @ @ @ to be carrying 0.4g of cocaine and then resisted a police officer .
Appearing at @ @ @ @ @ he pleaded guilty to one count of driving without insurance , one count of driving @ @ @ @ @ of resisting a police officer and one count of possession of cocaine .
Owen , @ @ @ @ @ , was ordered to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work within the next 12 @ @ @ @ @ driving for 18 months .
He was also ordered to pay a victim surcharge of @ @ @ @ @ £85 .

Ryan Simon Owen was caught driving at Mayflower Park Gates on June 21 while he was disqualified from driving and had no insurance policy.
The 25-year-old was found to be carrying 0.4g of cocaine and then resisted a police officer.
Appearing at Southampton Magistrates' Court, he pleaded guilty to one count of driving without insurance, one count of driving while disqualified, one count of resisting a police officer and one count of possession of cocaine.
Owen, of Cooks Lane, Calmore, was ordered to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work within the next 12 months and was disqualified from driving for 18 months.
He was also ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £95 and court costs of £85.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Southampton guildhall to be lit up in green to raise awareness for rare birth defect

A POPULAR Southampton venue is to be illuminated in bright green lights to raise awareness for children born with a rare birth defect .
Southampton Guildhall is to be lit up green on Thursday for Avery ’ s Angels Gastroschisis Foundation .
Gastroschisis is a rare birth defect affecting one in 3,000 babies in the UK .
Babies with gastroschisis are born with their intestines on the outside of their body .
Abbie Taylor , from Woolston , is the UK Hub Leader for Avery ’ s Angels Gastroschisis Foundation Her son Kyden was in Princess Anne Hospital in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was born .
He had five Gastroschisis related operations , all in his first three months of life .
Abbie said : `` The birth defect more often than not can and will affect their day to day lives .
`` For example my son Kyden who was born with it , now has a very short bowel and can sometimes struggle to control his bowel movements as well as significant pain occasionally .
`` Gastroschisis - even when repaired after birth - can still cause complications throughout life , sometimes deadly/life threatening @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by gastroschisis in the UK throughout their pregnancy and once the baby is born .
She is responsible for hosting awareness days such as Thursday , fundraising events to support the foundation and families in need , and to go towards the research into the defect itself .
Abbie added : `` It ’ s such an important birth defect because of its rarity , one in 3000 in the UK and every case is so entirely different to the last , no two cases are the same and as of today , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this birth defect which makes it even more important for people to be aware of it .
It can have such a significant impact on the individual emotionally , mentally and physically . ''

Southampton Guildhall is to be lit up green on Thursday for Avery’s Angels Gastroschisis Foundation.
Gastroschisis is a rare birth defect affecting one in 3,000 babies in the UK.
Babies with gastroschisis are born with their intestines on the outside of their body.
Abbie Taylor, from Woolston, is the UK Hub Leader for Avery’s Angels Gastroschisis Foundation
Her son Kyden was in Princess Anne Hospital in a neonatal unit for three months when he was born.
He had five Gastroschisis related operations, all in his first three months of life.
Abbie said: "The birth defect more often than not can and will affect their day to day lives.
"For example my son Kyden who was born with it, now has a very short bowel and can sometimes struggle to control his bowel movements as well as significant pain occasionally.
"This requires hospital admissions occasionally too.
"Gastroschisis - even when repaired after birth - can still cause complications throughout life, sometimes deadly/life threatening complications."
Abbie supports families affect by gastroschisis in the UK throughout their pregnancy and once the baby is born.
She is responsible for hosting awareness days such as Thursday, fundraising events to support the foundation and families in need, and to go towards the research into the defect itself.
Abbie added: "It’s such an important birth defect because of its rarity, one in 3000 in the UK and every case is so entirely different to the last, no two cases are the same and as of today, there is still no known cause for this birth defect which makes it even more important for people to be aware of it. It can have such a significant impact on the individual emotionally, mentally and physically."


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--LETTER - MP's warning over Southampton cycle lanes

THE people have made their views clear on Southampton City Council ’ s new cycle lanes and they are not impressed .
Halving road capacity into the city was an extremely short-sighted decision .
It means that as our economy recovers and hopefully returns to some sort of normality , the city ’ s main roads will be gridlocked , and pollution levels will soar as cars sit idling in huge tailbacks .
Unless the council reverses its flawed decision , traffic will be backed up as far as Hedge End in the East and the M3 in the North @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Southampton say campaigners People won ’ t be able to get into our city and most importantly won ’ t be able to spend money in our city .
The consequences of this would be grave for Southampton .
We all want a city which has clean air and sustainable transport options .
In Parliament I have been pushing for the promotion of e-bicycles and the relaxation of rules on e-scooters .
But closing the roads before practical alternatives widely exist and without consultation is not the answer .
There is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ council .
Their willingness to play ‘ fast and loose ’ with the democratic process is becoming a habit .
They make bad decisions because they don ’ t listen to the people .
We have seen this before – such as with the decision to fell trees in Marhill Copse or proposals to put 5G antennae practically in people ’ s back gardens with little or no consultation .
• Southampton residents up in arms over 5G mast Labour needs to wake up and start listening to the people of Southampton .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ not end well in the local elections next May .

Halving road capacity into the city was an extremely short-sighted decision.
It means that as our economy recovers and hopefully returns to some sort of normality, the city’s main roads will be gridlocked, and pollution levels will soar as cars sit idling in huge tailbacks.
Unless the council reverses its flawed decision, traffic will be backed up as far as Hedge End in the East and the M3 in the North.
People won’t be able to get into our city and most importantly won’t be able to spend money in our city.
The consequences of this would be grave for Southampton.
Fewer customers means more failing businesses and significant job losses.
We all want a city which has clean air and sustainable transport options.
In Parliament I have been pushing for the promotion of e-bicycles and the relaxation of rules on e-scooters.
Royston Smith, above.
But closing the roads before practical alternatives widely exist and without consultation is not the answer.
There is a pattern developing within the Labour controlled city council.
Their willingness to play ‘fast and loose’ with the democratic process is becoming a habit.
They make bad decisions because they don’t listen to the people.
We have seen this before – such as with the decision to fell trees in Marhill Copse or proposals to put 5G antennae practically in people’s back gardens with little or no consultation.
Labour needs to wake up and start listening to the people of Southampton.
Riding rough shod over voters opinions will not end well in the local elections next May.
Royston Smith MP
Southampton Itchen


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Hampshire County Council to close eight libraries

A NUMBER of Hampshire libraries are going to be shut for good .
After a two-hour long debate , plans to close eight of the 48 county council-run libraries across Hampshire were given the green light .
Hampshire County Council will also withdraw its support to community libraries in Lowford , Milford-on-Sea and North Baddesley .
All the remaining libraries will have their opening hours reduced by an average of 20 % , with a public consultation on the details set to be launched next month .
But county bosses previously said that the opening hours of some libraries could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % `` to achieve a standardised approach '' .
The decision was taken by Cllr Sean Woodward , executive member for recreation and heritage at Hampshire County Council during a virtual meeting held yesterday afternoon .
He approved plans to close libraries in Blackfield and Lyndhurst in the New Forest , Fair Oak Library in Fair Oak , South Ham in Basingstoke , Elson library in Gosport , Horndean in East Hampshire , Lee-on-the-Solent library in Gosport and Odiham library in Hart .
Meanwhile , Chineham library in Basingstoke and Emsworth library in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - will remain open .
The move will save the county council £1.76m .
At yesterday ’ s meeting , Cllr Woodward said the move is `` a compromise '' .
But residents and some councillors asked him to re-think the proposals and save all libraries .
They raised concerns over the impact the closure would have on local communities .
Speaking at the meeting , representatives of Friends of Chineham library , said : “ These cuts will affect all kind of people but it will disproportionately affect children , parents of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lower income , the elderly and the isolated .
Save all the libraries.
” Some opposition councillors asked Cllr Woodward to provide ongoing support to groups who would want to use the libraries ’ buildings .
Cllr Keith House , leader of the opposition , asked Cllr Woodward to look into a possible transition of the affected libraries into community libraries and ask full council to make a final decision .
Cllr Woodward said this was a decision for the executive but he said that the plans had been scrutinised by the select @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but agreed that all the 12 libraries affected by the move will be able to apply for grants and ask for advice should they wish to become independent libraries .
He added : “ What I am going to put forward is a compromise.
” The council had previously stressed that the move will guarantee the county has a comprehensive library service .

After a two-hour long debate, plans to close eight of the 48 county council-run libraries across Hampshire were given the green light.
Hampshire County Council will also withdraw its support to community libraries in Lowford, Milford-on-Sea and North Baddesley.
All the remaining libraries will have their opening hours reduced by an average of 20%, with a public consultation on the details set to be launched next month.
But county bosses previously said that the opening hours of some libraries could increase or decrease by up to 39% "to achieve a standardised approach".
The decision was taken by Cllr Sean Woodward, executive member for recreation and heritage at Hampshire County Council during a virtual meeting held yesterday afternoon.
He approved plans to close libraries in Blackfield and Lyndhurst in the New Forest, Fair Oak Library in Fair Oak, South Ham in Basingstoke, Elson library in Gosport, Horndean in East Hampshire, Lee-on-the-Solent library in Gosport and Odiham library in Hart.
Meanwhile, Chineham library in Basingstoke and Emsworth library in Havant - which were also under threat - will remain open.
The move will save the county council £1.76m.
At yesterday’s meeting, Cllr Woodward said the move is "a compromise".
But residents and some councillors asked him to re-think the proposals and save all libraries. They raised concerns over the impact the closure would have on local communities.
Speaking at the meeting, representatives of Friends of Chineham library, said: “These cuts will affect all kind of people but it will disproportionately affect children, parents of young children, women, people on lower income, the elderly and the isolated. Save all the libraries.”
Some opposition councillors asked Cllr Woodward to provide ongoing support to groups who would want to use the libraries’ buildings.
Cllr Keith House, leader of the opposition, asked Cllr Woodward to look into a possible transition of the affected libraries into community libraries and ask full council to make a final decision.
Cllr Woodward said this was a decision for the executive but he said that the plans had been scrutinised by the select committee.
He approved the proposal, but agreed that all the 12 libraries affected by the move will be able to apply for grants and ask for advice should they wish to become independent libraries. He added: “What I am going to put forward is a compromise.”
The council had previously stressed that the move will guarantee the county has a comprehensive library service.


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Eat Out to Help Out scheme prompts GDPR fears

A DATA company has warned hospitality venues to ensure their track and trace systems are watertight before the government ’ s Eat Out to Help Out scheme starts next week .
Magenta Data says the food and drink industry will be under renewed focus once the discount offer launches on August 3 .
The Segensworth firm , which has its own platform for collecting details for contact tracing , says some venues may struggle to meet GDPR requirements or leave customers at risk of a data breach .
Since hospitality businesses were allowed to open earlier this month , venues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ details in case a coronavirus outbreak requires customers to be traced by the NHS .
Daniel Jain , director of Magenta Data , said : “ Some pubs have already had to close and contact customers after Covid-19 symptoms were reported .
“ There have also been some reports of customers being contacted personally by staff from venues and marketing emails being sent without consent .
“ It is a minefield for venues , and the Eat Out to Help Out ’ initiative will only shine the spotlight more brightly on the food @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lifts off in popularity.
” Magenta Data is backed by data specialist , MediaBase Direct which has more than 25 years delivering applications and other digital products .
It supplies data solutions for a range of sectors , with clients including BMW .
Magenta ’ s own system for the food and drink sector is called Affixr .
It allows customers to self-scan QR codes with their phones and then enter their contact details on a screen .
Data is encrypted and stored securely for venues to access if required .
Customers do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the venue does not need hardware such as a tablet .
The system allows businesses to collect the details of all customers , not just the bill payer .
Mr Jain said : “ All venues must ensure that their systems are watertight when it comes to GDPR and data protection .
“ The government has already had its own well-publicised problems with its track and trace system so it shows just how confusing the whole issue can be , ” he added .

Magenta Data says the food and drink industry will be under renewed focus once the discount offer launches on August 3.
The Segensworth firm, which has its own platform for collecting details for contact tracing, says some venues may struggle to meet GDPR requirements or leave customers at risk of a data breach.
Since hospitality businesses were allowed to open earlier this month, venues have had to collect customers’ contact details in case a coronavirus outbreak requires customers to be traced by the NHS.
Daniel Jain, director of Magenta Data, said: “Some pubs have already had to close and contact customers after Covid-19 symptoms were reported.
“There have also been some reports of customers being contacted personally by staff from venues and marketing emails being sent without consent.
“It is a minefield for venues, and the Eat Out to Help Out’ initiative will only shine the spotlight more brightly on the food and drink sector, especially if it lifts off in popularity.”
Magenta Data is backed by data specialist, MediaBase Direct which has more than 25 years delivering applications and other digital products.
It supplies data solutions for a range of sectors, with clients including BMW.
Magenta’s own system for the food and drink sector is called Affixr. It allows customers to self-scan QR codes with their phones and then enter their contact details on a screen.
Data is encrypted and stored securely for venues to access if required.
Customers do not need to download an app and the venue does not need hardware such as a tablet. The system allows businesses to collect the details of all customers, not just the bill payer.
Mr Jain said: “All venues must ensure that their systems are watertight when it comes to GDPR and data protection.
“The government has already had its own well-publicised problems with its track and trace system so it shows just how confusing the whole issue can be,” he added.
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thedailyecho--2020-07-29--LETTER - Theatre Royal Winchester is absolute treasure

IN RESPONSE to Mr Webb 's letter ( 26 July ) , Play to the Crowd is the arts and education charity that runs Theatre Royal Winchester and Hat Fair and Playmakers - an extensive community engagement and learning programme .
We 've launched our Survival Appeal because of the devastating effects that Covid-19 has had on the whole charity .
Its size is exactly why it is so loved by audiences and performers alike , including some of the biggest names in entertainment .
But it 's not just the big names - Play to the Crowd nurtures , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and producers ; provides a stage for our community and supports companies to develop new work .
We receive some investment from Arts Council England , Winchester City Council and Hampshire County Council - but this is not to 'prop up ’ the theatre – it ’ s an investment in our community , creating a better place to live , work and play .
In 2019/20 we programmed 300+ FREE performances enjoyed by 90,000+ at Hat Fair ; entertained 70,000+ at the theatre ; worked with 10,000+ local school pupils through workshops @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gave 2,500+ community performers , emerging and established artists access to our theatre .
Plus we attracted £1 million+ in additional visitor spend for Winchester .
A pretty good Return on Investment !
We generate 80 % of our income ourselves .
Since March , this has gone and we have no clarity from government when we may re-open without social distancing ( whilst in place it is not economically viable for most theatres to re-open ) .
I urge Mr Webb to look at the comments on our Crowdfunding page ( https @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to local people and invite him to meet so I can highlight the impact we make to our city ; the UK ’ s cultural landscape ; the true diversity of our audience and the benefits that live performance and participation has on people 's wellbeing .
Arts charities are much more than what you see on the stage .
The size of the auditorium is less important than the heritage of the building and the impact of the activities .

We've launched our Survival Appeal because of the devastating effects that Covid-19 has had on the whole charity.
Theatre Royal Winchester's intimate auditorium is an absolute treasure.
Its size is exactly why it is so loved by audiences and performers alike, including some of the biggest names in entertainment.
But it's not just the big names - Play to the Crowd nurtures, develops and mentors young performers, technicians and producers; provides a stage for our community and supports companies to develop new work.
LETTER -The Theatre Royal needs subsidy
We receive some investment from Arts Council England, Winchester City Council and Hampshire County Council - but this is not to 'prop up’ the theatre – it’s an investment in our community, creating a better place to live, work and play. In 2019/20 we programmed 300+ FREE performances enjoyed by 90,000+ at Hat Fair; entertained 70,000+ at the theatre; worked with 10,000+ local school pupils through workshops, visits and careers support; and gave 2,500+ community performers, emerging and established artists access to our theatre.
Plus we attracted £1 million+ in additional visitor spend for Winchester. A pretty good Return on Investment!
We generate 80% of our income ourselves.
Since March, this has gone and we have no clarity from government when we may re-open without social distancing (whilst in place it is not economically viable for most theatres to re-open).
I urge Mr Webb to look at the comments on our Crowdfunding page ( https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/playtothecrowd ) to understand our value to local people and invite him to meet so I can highlight the impact we make to our city; the UK’s cultural landscape; the true diversity of our audience and the benefits that live performance and participation has on people's wellbeing.
Arts charities are much more than what you see on the stage. The size of the auditorium is less important than the heritage of the building and the impact of the activities.
Deryck Newland
Chief Executive, Play to the Crowd


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Breast  Cancer Haven at Titchfield to close

A NATIONAL breast cancer charity is to close its Hampshire centre after losing half its income during the coronavirus crisis .
Breast Cancer Haven at Titchfield will now not reopen , a statement release by the charity has announced .
The national charity , which offers vital one to one emotional , physical and practical advice and support to anyone affected by breast cancer , has been operating for 20 years .
Since opening in 2015 , the Wessex centre in Titchfield has supported over 1000 women and two men .
It costs £1,000 for each individual programme of treatment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ corporate support .
Chief Executive Officer Sally Hall said : `` We have taken the difficult decision to permanently close two of our regional support centres .
The closure of the Wessex centre in Titchfield and the West Midlands centre in Solihull is a necessary strategic decision made to safeguard the future of the charity .
`` Because of the coronavirus pandemic the charity has been faced with a 50 per cent shortfall in voluntary income and must restructure to protect our vital support services for the future .
`` The decision has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the financial conditions imposed by the pandemic have left us very little choice , and we must put the people who have breast cancer and their families at the heart of our decisions , to ensure we are able to be there for them in the future .
`` In addition to closing two centres permanently , we are also reducing the number of people who work for the charity with planned redundancies .
`` Help and support will continue to be available remotely for all those affected by breast cancer : over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ classes , workshops and 1:1 therapies will continue as normal .
`` We are the only breast cancer charity in the UK doing this vital work and although we might look different , our charity will continue to provide essential emotional , practical and physical support to the people who need us most . ''
Centres in Leeds and Hereford will reopen once it is so to do so and income has increased .
NHS outreach services will recommence as soon as possible and a new London centre will open as planned next @ @ @ @ @ @ @ number of high profile fundraising events in recent years , including an annual Christmas carol concert at Winchester Cathedral which has previously starred celebrated actors Hugh Bonneville , Olivia Colman , Martin Clunes and Catherine Tate , plus a regular quiz hosted by Outnumbered 's Hugh Dennis .
HRH The Prince of Wales is a patron of the charity and stars including Elizabeth Hurley have visited Titchfield in the past .
Fundraisers have included a charity night to mark the launch of Ottoman Kitchen in Southampton and The Big Tea Cosy Party

Breast Cancer Haven at Titchfield will now not reopen, a statement release by the charity has announced.
The national charity, which offers vital one to one emotional, physical and practical advice and support to anyone affected by breast cancer, has been operating for 20 years.
Since opening in 2015, the Wessex centre in Titchfield has supported over 1000 women and two men. It costs £1,000 for each individual programme of treatment and funding comes entirely from community and corporate support.
Chief Executive Officer Sally Hall said: "We have taken the difficult decision to permanently close two of our regional support centres. The closure of the Wessex centre in Titchfield and the West Midlands centre in Solihull is a necessary strategic decision made to safeguard the future of the charity.
"Because of the coronavirus pandemic the charity has been faced with a 50 per cent shortfall in voluntary income and must restructure to protect our vital support services for the future.
"The decision has not been taken lightly. Unfortunately, the financial conditions imposed by the pandemic have left us very little choice, and we must put the people who have breast cancer and their families at the heart of our decisions, to ensure we are able to be there for them in the future.
"In addition to closing two centres permanently, we are also reducing the number of people who work for the charity with planned redundancies.
"Help and support will continue to be available remotely for all those affected by breast cancer: over the telephone and online. Online support classes, workshops and 1:1 therapies will continue as normal.
"We are the only breast cancer charity in the UK doing this vital work and although we might look different, our charity will continue to provide essential emotional, practical and physical support to the people who need us most."
Centres in Leeds and Hereford will reopen once it is so to do so and income has increased. NHS outreach services will recommence as soon as possible and a new London centre will open as planned next spring.
Titchfield Haven has enjoyed a number of high profile fundraising events in recent years, including an annual Christmas carol concert at Winchester Cathedral which has previously starred celebrated actors Hugh Bonneville, Olivia Colman, Martin Clunes and Catherine Tate, plus a regular quiz hosted by Outnumbered's Hugh Dennis.
HRH The Prince of Wales is a patron of the charity and stars including Elizabeth Hurley have visited Titchfield in the past.
Fundraisers have included a charity night to mark the launch of Ottoman Kitchen in Southampton and The Big Tea Cosy Party


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--Men dragged from Land Rover in attack in Gosport

TWO men were dragged from their car during a violent robbery in Hampshire .
Both were then assaulted by the robbers who stole their cash , bank cards and tobacco .
One of the victims , a 27-year-old man from Gosport , suffered a head dinjury and was taken to the Queen Alexandra Hospital for treatment .
His injuries are not considered life-threatening or life-changing .
The other victim , a 24-year-old man from Gosport , was treated by paramedics at the scene .
The attack happened between 10.15pm and 11pm last night ( 28 July ) on Burnett Road @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were parked in a Land Rover when the incident happend .
The suspects then got into a white car , similar to a Volkswagen Touran , and drove off in the direction of Anns Hill Road .
Hampshrie Police have appealed for witnesses to the incident to come forward They have also issued a description of the men they are looking for .
• A white man , aged between 25 and 30-years-old , with short hair .
He was also described as wearing a blue jumper .
• A white man , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 5ft 9ins and a medium build .
He was also described as wearing a blue Nike hat .
A Hampshire Police spokesman said : `` We appreciate these are not detailed descriptions , but perhaps you remember seeing three young men in the area around the relevant time ?
`` Anyone with information is asked to phone 101 with the reference 44200283418 .
Alternatively , you can phone Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 . ''

Both were then assaulted by the robbers who stole their cash, bank cards and tobacco.
One of the victims, a 27-year-old man from Gosport, suffered a head dinjury and was taken to the Queen Alexandra Hospital for treatment.
His injuries are not considered life-threatening or life-changing.
The other victim, a 24-year-old man from Gosport, was treated by paramedics at the scene.
The attack happened between 10.15pm and 11pm last night (28 July) on Burnett Road, in Gosport.
The two victims were parked in a Land Rover when the incident happend.
The suspects then got into a white car, similar to a Volkswagen Touran, and drove off in the direction of Anns Hill Road.
Hampshrie Police have appealed for witnesses to the incident to come forward
They have also issued a description of the men they are looking for.
• A white man, aged between 25 and 30-years-old, with short hair. He was also described as wearing a blue jumper.
• A white man, aged between 25 and 30-years-old, approximately 5ft 9ins and a medium build. He was also described as wearing a blue Nike hat.
• A white man, aged between 25 and 30-years-old.
A Hampshire Police spokesman said: "We appreciate these are not detailed descriptions, but perhaps you remember seeing three young men in the area around the relevant time?
"Anyone with information is asked to phone 101 with the reference 44200283418. Alternatively, you can phone Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."


thedailyecho--2020-07-29--New figures reveal sharp rise in Covid-19 infection rates in Southampton

SOUTHAMPTON has seen a sharp rise in the number of Covid-19 cases in the past week .
The latest weekly @ @ @ @ @ shows that infection rates have more than doubled - rising from 2.4 cases for every @ @ @ @ @ Test Valley has also seen a significant increase in infection rates , which have risen @ @ @ @ @ But other parts of Hampshire have either stayed the same or seen an improvement in @ @ @ @ @ gone from 4.6 to 3.8 , the New Forest has dropped from 2.8 to 2.2 @ @ @ @ @ from 2.6 to 1.7 .
A decrease has also been recorded in Winchester , where @ @ @ @ @ 1.6 to 0.8 .
Gosport is still on 2.3 .
New data is released each @ @ @ @ @ of positive coronavirus tests are changing in each area .
The tests are carried out @ @ @ @ @ the wider community .
The rate is expressed as the new number of new cases @ @ @ @ @ latest figures cover the seven days to July 26 .

The latest weekly update by Public Health England shows that infection rates have more than doubled - rising from 2.4 cases for every 100,000 residents to 5.9.
Test Valley has also seen a significant increase in infection rates, which have risen from 0.0 to 4.0.
But other parts of Hampshire have either stayed the same or seen an improvement in their figures.
Eastleigh has gone from 4.6 to 3.8, the New Forest has dropped from 2.8 to 2.2, and Fareham has gone from 2.6 to 1.7.
A decrease has also been recorded in Winchester, where the figure has declined from 1.6 to 0.8. Gosport is still on 2.3.
New data is released each week and shows how rates of positive coronavirus tests are changing in each area. The tests are carried out both in laboratories and in the wider community.
The rate is expressed as the new number of new cases per 100,000 population.
The latest figures cover the seven days to July 26.