thedailyecho--2020-06-02--New Forest fish and chip shop's charity boxes taken in burglary

MASKED burglars stole stock , charity boxes and cash when they raided a village fish and chip shop in the New Forest .
Two men wearing masks broke into Poulner Fish and Chips on Butlers Lane , Ringwood , during the early hours of Saturday morning .
The two men were caught on CCTV breaking into the shop and stealing the shop 's till , stock such as crates of drink , and charity boxes that were on the front counter for the air ambulance and a dementia charity .
Staff from the shop have said that it is believed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before breaking in through the front entrance .
Veli Bulbul , one of the partners of the shop , said : `` As you can see from the cctv recording , two faces fully covered , broke in to the premises stolen the till , some stock such as crates of coke and inhumanly they have stolen the charity boxes in front of the counter .
`` We are not the only local business that has faced this type of crime .
`` Unfortunately it is happening more often in our neighbourhood of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be extra careful and help one another and your neighbours where possible .
`` It ’ s a shame , that Such morons are around and doing this especially in this pandemic time where we are all taking extra caution with everything we do .
`` Good news is that we have disinfectant the whole shop and have replaced the till , which means we will be back up and running this afternoon . ''
The shop reopen at 4.30pm on Saturday .
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said that they were called @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2.15am and 2.30am on May 30 .
She added : `` The suspects broke into the property and stole several items including a till drawer , two charity collection tins and some drinks from the fridge .
`` The till drawer and the charity tins and some paperwork were later recovered from a car park in Gorley Road , Rockford .
`` If anyone has any information about this crime , please get in touch by calling 101 and quoting reference 44200192618 . ''

Two men wearing masks broke into Poulner Fish and Chips on Butlers Lane, Ringwood, during the early hours of Saturday morning.
The two men were caught on CCTV breaking into the shop and stealing the shop's till, stock such as crates of drink, and charity boxes that were on the front counter for the air ambulance and a dementia charity.
Staff from the shop have said that it is believed the two men tried the back entrance before breaking in through the front entrance.
Veli Bulbul, one of the partners of the shop, said: "As you can see from the cctv recording, two faces fully covered, broke in to the premises stolen the till, some stock such as crates of coke and inhumanly they have stolen the charity boxes in front of the counter.
"We are not the only local business that has faced this type of crime.
"Unfortunately it is happening more often in our neighbourhood of Ringwood, so I advise everyone to be extra careful and help one another and your neighbours where possible.
"It’s a shame, that Such morons are around and doing this especially in this pandemic time where we are all taking extra caution with everything we do.
"Good news is that we have disinfectant the whole shop and have replaced the till, which means we will be back up and running this afternoon."
The shop reopen at 4.30pm on Saturday.
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said that they were called to the fish and chip shop between 2.15am and 2.30am on May 30.
She added: "The suspects broke into the property and stole several items including a till drawer, two charity collection tins and some drinks from the fridge.
"The till drawer and the charity tins and some paperwork were later recovered from a car park in Gorley Road, Rockford.
"If anyone has any information about this crime, please get in touch by calling 101 and quoting reference 44200192618."


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Investigation launched after light aircraft plunges into the sea off Calshot Spit

AN investigation has been launched after a light aircraft crashed into the sea near the entrance to Southampton Water .
Families soaking up the sun on Calshot Beach watched in horror as the privately-owned plane plunged from the sky and hit the water before flipping over .
Two people on board the aircraft scrambled to safety and were rescued by a nearby vessel after spending only about a minute in the water .
They are thought to have been saved by the plane 's rocket-propelled parachute , which was deployed as the silver-coloured Cirrus SR22 entered a steep dive .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , part of the Department for Transport , is attempting to pinpoint the cause of the incident .
Experts will attempt to establish why the plane suddenly lost height as it flew from Dunkeswell Airfield in Exeter to Solent Airport at Lee-on-Solent on Sunday afternoon .
Last night an AIBB spokesperson said : `` The AAIB has launched an investigation into an accident involving an aircraft in the sea off Calshot Beach on May 31 .
`` We can not speculate on the cause of the accident as the investigation is ongoing.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ part in the rescue operation was the Calshot RNLI lifeboat .
Its helmsman , Tony Carrier , is also a commercial pilot and used his experience to make the plane safe .
Members of Hamble Lifeboat crew said the aircraft landed in the sea just off Calshot Spit , leaving only its tail visible .
The crew , who were on routine patrol in the River Hamble , sped to the scene after their radio picked up `` numerous '' Mayday calls .
Aviation experts say the pilot was able to avoid what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' crash by deploying the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System ( CAPS ) , which is thought to have saved more than 170 lives since it was first used in 2002 .
A coastguard spokesman said : `` We received numerous reports that a light aircraft had ditched into the water off Calshot Spit .
“ It was confirmed two people were on-board the aircraft .
Both were able to climb out of the aircraft after it came down and were then rescued by a nearby vessel .
“ Hamble independent lifeboat escorted both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ required medical assistance and both were declared well by the South Central Ambulance Service .
The Air Accident Investigation Branch have been informed . ''
The crash is not thought to have caused any pollution involving fuel or oil .

Families soaking up the sun on Calshot Beach watched in horror as the privately-owned plane plunged from the sky and hit the water before flipping over.
Two people on board the aircraft scrambled to safety and were rescued by a nearby vessel after spending only about a minute in the water.
They are thought to have been saved by the plane's rocket-propelled parachute, which was deployed as the silver-coloured Cirrus SR22 entered a steep dive.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB), part of the Department for Transport, is attempting to pinpoint the cause of the incident.
Experts will attempt to establish why the plane suddenly lost height as it flew from Dunkeswell Airfield in Exeter to Solent Airport at Lee-on-Solent on Sunday afternoon.
Last night an AIBB spokesperson said: "The AAIB has launched an investigation into an accident involving an aircraft in the sea off Calshot Beach on May 31.
"We cannot speculate on the cause of the accident as the investigation is ongoing.”
One of the vessels which took part in the rescue operation was the Calshot RNLI lifeboat. Its helmsman, Tony Carrier, is also a commercial pilot and used his experience to make the plane safe.
Members of Hamble Lifeboat crew said the aircraft landed in the sea just off Calshot Spit, leaving only its tail visible.
The crew, who were on routine patrol in the River Hamble, sped to the scene after their radio picked up "numerous" Mayday calls.
Aviation experts say the pilot was able to avoid what they described as a "potentially fatal" crash by deploying the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS), which is thought to have saved more than 170 lives since it was first used in 2002.
A coastguard spokesman said: "We received numerous reports that a light aircraft had ditched into the water off Calshot Spit.
“It was confirmed two people were on-board the aircraft. Both were able to climb out of the aircraft after it came down and were then rescued by a nearby vessel.
“Hamble independent lifeboat escorted both casualties to Hamble Lifeboat Station. Neither required medical assistance and both were declared well by the South Central Ambulance Service. The Air Accident Investigation Branch have been informed."
The crash is not thought to have caused any pollution involving fuel or oil.


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Deaths in Southampton double usual levels

DEATHS in Southampton reached double the usual levels in April as the coronavirus crisis took hold , official figures show .
The British Medical Association says the “ true devastation wrought by Covid-19 ” is starting to become clear , after official statistics showed deaths across England and Wales doubled last month .
Office for National Statistics figures show 276 deaths were recorded in Southampton during April .
That was 138 more than the 138 recorded in April 2019 – 100 % more .
This was far higher than the average rise across the South East ’ s 67 local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 90 % .
Ministers and health experts leading the public response to the coronavirus crisis have consistently said excess mortality figures will be the most accurate measure of the overall impact .
Across England and Wales , the April death toll rose by more than 44,000 in April , climbing from 44,123 in 2019 to 88,153 this year .
The figures include all deaths , not just those directly attributed to Covid-19 .
Separate data from the ONS shows there had been 35,597 deaths in England and Wales where Covid-19 was mentioned on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Dr Chaand Nagpaul , chairman of the BMA council , said the figures showed the “ widespread and tragic ” impact the crisis is having on the population .
She said : “ The response of the health service to adapt to the Covid crisis has been nothing short of remarkable , but because the NHS was severely overstretched prior to the pandemic , this could only be achieved by diverting resources away from other areas of care .
“ Consequently , as many ill patients are not getting the care they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worsening , with some maybe even dying as a result.
” The Local Government Association says councils have stepped up to cope with the surge in deaths and subsequent funerals , but echoed calls for funding to be provided for the long haul .
Ian Hudspeth , chairman of the LGA ’ s community wellbeing board , said : “ Every death from coronavirus , both directly and indirectly , is a “ Councils have risen to the challenge of managing excess deaths , with additional temporary mortuary capacity they put in place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rise in the number of deaths , combined with excellent local partnership working with faith groups , funeral directors and others . ''

The British Medical Association says the “true devastation wrought by Covid-19” is starting to become clear, after official statistics showed deaths across England and Wales doubled last month.
Office for National Statistics figures show 276 deaths were recorded in Southampton during April.
That was 138 more than the 138 recorded in April 2019 – 100% more.
This was far higher than the average rise across the South East’s 67 local authorities, where death counts increased by 90%.
Ministers and health experts leading the public response to the coronavirus crisis have consistently said excess mortality figures will be the most accurate measure of the overall impact.
Across England and Wales, the April death toll rose by more than 44,000 in April, climbing from 44,123 in 2019 to 88,153 this year.
The figures include all deaths, not just those directly attributed to Covid-19.
Separate data from the ONS shows there had been 35,597 deaths in England and Wales where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate as of May 1.
Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chairman of the BMA council, said the figures showed the “widespread and tragic” impact the crisis is having on the population.
She said: “The response of the health service to adapt to the Covid crisis has been nothing short of remarkable, but because the NHS was severely overstretched prior to the pandemic, this could only be achieved by diverting resources away from other areas of care.
“Consequently, as many ill patients are not getting the care they so desperately need, their conditions are worsening, with some maybe even dying as a result.”
The Local Government Association says councils have stepped up to cope with the surge in deaths and subsequent funerals, but echoed calls for funding to be provided for the long haul.
Ian Hudspeth, chairman of the LGA’s community wellbeing board, said: “Every death from coronavirus, both directly and indirectly, is a
tragedy.
“Councils have risen to the challenge of managing excess deaths, with additional temporary mortuary capacity they put in place proving sufficient to deal with the expected rise in the number of deaths, combined with excellent local partnership working with faith groups, funeral directors and others."


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Coronavirus: Almost 62,000 excess UK deaths during pandemic

There have been almost 62,000 deaths above what would normally be expected in the UK during the coronavirus outbreak , while deaths involving Covid-19 continue to fall .
There were 56,308 excess deaths in England and Wales between March 21 and May 22 , compared with the average number of deaths for that period over five years , the Office for National Statistics ( ONS ) said .
It follows figures last week showing the equivalent numbers for Scotland and Northern Ireland , which , when added together , take the total number of excess deaths in the UK across @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Wales , Covid-19 was responsible for 77 % of these excess deaths .
All figures are based on death registrations .
Tuesday ’ s ONS release takes number of deaths involving Covid-19 in the UK to just under 50,000 .
Death registrations in England and Wales , Scotland and Northern Ireland show 48,896 deaths in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate , including suspected cases .
A further 819 hospital patients in England who had tested positive for Covid-19 died between May 23 and 31 , according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , indicating the overall death toll for the UK is now just over 49,700 .
The UK death toll is the highest in Europe and second highest in the world , according to researchers at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine .
It comes as the number of weekly deaths involving coronavirus in England and Wales fell by almost a third in a week and reached its lowest level for seven weeks .
There were 2,589 deaths involving coronavirus in England and Wales registered in the week ending May 22 , the Office for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This is down 32 % from the previous seven days , with 3,810 deaths involving coronavirus registered in the week ending May 15 .
The ONS said there were 12,288 deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending May 22 – a drop of 2,285 from the previous week but still 2,348 more than the five-year average .
There were 1,289 excess deaths in care homes during the seven days , compared with the five-year average , and 24 fewer deaths in hospitals .
Of all deaths registered by May 22 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ certificate – 15.3 % of all deaths .
Detailed analysis on non-Covid-19 deaths will be published by the ONS on Friday .
The proportion of deaths in care homes involving coronavirus fell to below a third in the week ending May 22 .
Some 32.5 % of all deaths in care homes involved Covid-19 during the seven days , compared with 37.2 % the week before .
Out of all deaths involving Covid-19 in England and Wales registered up to May 22 2020 , 64 % ( 28,159 deaths ) occurred in hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 29 % ( 12,739 deaths ) took place in care homes , with 5 % ( 1,991 ) in private homes , 1 % ( 582 ) in hospices , 0.4 % ( 197 ) in other communal establishments , and 0.4 % ( 169 ) elsewhere .

There were 56,308 excess deaths in England and Wales between March 21 and May 22, compared with the average number of deaths for that period over five years, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.
It follows figures last week showing the equivalent numbers for Scotland and Northern Ireland, which, when added together, take the total number of excess deaths in the UK across this period to 61,795.
In England and Wales, Covid-19 was responsible for 77% of these excess deaths.
All figures are based on death registrations.
Tuesday’s ONS release takes number of deaths involving Covid-19 in the UK to just under 50,000.
Death registrations in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland show 48,896 deaths in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate, including suspected cases.
A further 819 hospital patients in England who had tested positive for Covid-19 died between May 23 and 31, according to figures published on Monday by NHS England, indicating the overall death toll for the UK is now just over 49,700.
The UK death toll is the highest in Europe and second highest in the world, according to researchers at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine.
It comes as the number of weekly deaths involving coronavirus in England and Wales fell by almost a third in a week and reached its lowest level for seven weeks.
There were 2,589 deaths involving coronavirus in England and Wales registered in the week ending May 22, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.
This is down 32% from the previous seven days, with 3,810 deaths involving coronavirus registered in the week ending May 15.
The ONS said there were 12,288 deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending May 22 – a drop of 2,285 from the previous week but still 2,348 more than the five-year average.
There were 1,289 excess deaths in care homes during the seven days, compared with the five-year average, and 24 fewer deaths in hospitals.
Of all deaths registered by May 22, 43,837 mentioned Covid-19 on the death certificate – 15.3% of all deaths.
Detailed analysis on non-Covid-19 deaths will be published by the ONS on Friday.
The proportion of deaths in care homes involving coronavirus fell to below a third in the week ending May 22.
Some 32.5% of all deaths in care homes involved Covid-19 during the seven days, compared with 37.2% the week before.
Out of all deaths involving Covid-19 in England and Wales registered up to May 22 2020, 64% (28,159 deaths) occurred in hospital, the ONS said.
A further 29% (12,739 deaths) took place in care homes, with 5% (1,991) in private homes, 1% (582) in hospices, 0.4% (197) in other communal establishments, and 0.4% (169) elsewhere.


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl is set to sign a new four-year contract

RALPH Hasenhuttl is set to commit his future to Saints by signing a new four-year deal .
The Austrian previously said that new contracts wouldn ’ t be discussed until his side hit 36 points but the break in play has given both parties time to sit down and thrash out a new deal .
Hasenhuttl was desperate to repay the club for backing him after their 9-0 defeat to Leicester at St Mary ’ s back in October .
Since arriving at Saints in December 2018 , replacing the sacked Mark Hughes , Hasenhuttl has made a huge impact @ @ @ @ @ @ @ helped the South Coast outfit move away from the style of play that bored supporters under previous regimes to a philosophy that fans enjoyed when Mauricio Pochettino and Ronald Koeman were at the helm .
Saints ’ manager has also put his faith in youth players , handing out debuts to the likes of Will Smallbone and Jake Vokins , as well as backing duo Michael Obafemi and Yan Valery .
When the coronavirus crisis led to professional sport being placed on pause , Hasenhuttl , who returned to Munich , Germany , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he hopes , will have a long-lasting impact on the club ’ s academy in the sense that all age groups will be playing the same brand of football as the first team .
Hasenhuttl spent hours compiling footage to create an archive of training sessions that can be easily followed by other coaches at the club .
After a slow start to the season , the Saints boss guided the club away from the relegation zone after wins against Chelsea , Tottenham and Leicester in quick succession .
Hasenhuttl is currently getting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s resumption later this month .
The Daily Echo is led to believe that striker Shane Long will be the next Saint to sign a new contract .
The Irishman ’ s current deal runs out at the end of June , but he wants to stay , and the club also want him to remain at St Mary ’ s .

The Austrian previously said that new contracts wouldn’t be discussed until his side hit 36 points but the break in play has given both parties time to sit down and thrash out a new deal.
Hasenhuttl was desperate to repay the club for backing him after their 9-0 defeat to Leicester at St Mary’s back in October.
Since arriving at Saints in December 2018, replacing the sacked Mark Hughes, Hasenhuttl has made a huge impact behind the scenes.
He’s helped the South Coast outfit move away from the style of play that bored supporters under previous regimes to a philosophy that fans enjoyed when Mauricio Pochettino and Ronald Koeman were at the helm.
Saints’ manager has also put his faith in youth players, handing out debuts to the likes of Will Smallbone and Jake Vokins, as well as backing duo Michael Obafemi and Yan Valery.
When the coronavirus crisis led to professional sport being placed on pause, Hasenhuttl, who returned to Munich, Germany, developed the SFC Playbook.
This, he hopes, will have a long-lasting impact on the club’s academy in the sense that all age groups will be playing the same brand of football as the first team.
Hasenhuttl spent hours compiling footage to create an archive of training sessions that can be easily followed by other coaches at the club.
After a slow start to the season, the Saints boss guided the club away from the relegation zone after wins against Chelsea, Tottenham and Leicester in quick succession.
Hasenhuttl is currently getting his side ready for the Premier League’s resumption later this month.
The Daily Echo is led to believe that striker Shane Long will be the next Saint to sign a new contract.
The Irishman’s current deal runs out at the end of June, but he wants to stay, and the club also want him to remain at St Mary’s.


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Joseph, 10, runs for Salisbury District Hospital

A TEN-year-old boy ran 100 miles to raise money for the NHS because he missed doing sports during the lockdown .
Joseph Mylius , from Woodgreen , New Forest , has ran two miles each day since April in a bid to help the NHS tackle the coronavirus frontline .
The sports-lover , who plays for Fordingbridge Turks Football Club , decided to set himself the challenge when he started missing competing in clubs due to them being closed during the lockdown .
As a keen runner , the sibling-of-three has been building up his distance between his home and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to increase his fitness .
• Cancer researcher and mum takes on fitness challenge with help of her children His mum Vicky Mylius said : “ During the lockdown , he has really missed his sport , and decided to set himself the challenge of running the 100-mile distance .
“ He tried to improve his time , which started at 14 minutes and three seconds , and wanted to set up fundraising when he saw Captain Tom ’ s [ 100-year-old man who ran 100 laps around his garden for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to make sure he wasn ’ t going to get tired and only allowed him to set up the fundraising page when he reached 50 miles .
She added : “ We had the idea to raise £100 .
He went out every day to run his two miles , and I ’ m very proud .
• Council worker urges public to help her buy rent-free Nightingale Home for NHS workers “ He wanted to raise money for the NHS as he had watched Newsround [ children ’ s news programme ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there about how hospitals are suffering with resources.
” Joseph has since raised over £1,000 to support the nurses , doctors and NHS staff at Salisbury Hospital .
When completing the 100 miles , Joseph ’ s mum gave him a Stars Appeal Super Hero 2020 medal on behalf of the Salisbury District Hospital Stars Appeal charity .
As he ran into his street during the last mile - at the same time the Clap for Carers took place at 8pm on Thursday to pay thanks to the NHS - neighbours cheered him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loves to collect medals and enter lots of competitions .
Lots came out to cheer him on when he finished his run . ''

Joseph Mylius, from Woodgreen, New Forest, has ran two miles each day since April in a bid to help the NHS tackle the coronavirus frontline.
The sports-lover, who plays for Fordingbridge Turks Football Club, decided to set himself the challenge when he started missing competing in clubs due to them being closed during the lockdown.
As a keen runner, the sibling-of-three has been building up his distance between his home and the River Avon at Breamore each day, to increase his fitness.
His mum Vicky Mylius said: “During the lockdown, he has really missed his sport, and decided to set himself the challenge of running the 100-mile distance.
“He tried to improve his time, which started at 14 minutes and three seconds, and wanted to set up fundraising when he saw Captain Tom’s [100-year-old man who ran 100 laps around his garden for the NHS] achievement.”
But she wanted to make sure he wasn’t going to get tired and only allowed him to set up the fundraising page when he reached 50 miles.
She added: “We had the idea to raise £100. He went out every day to run his two miles, and I’m very proud.
“He wanted to raise money for the NHS as he had watched Newsround [children’s news programme], where they had shown little bits there about how hospitals are suffering with resources.”
Joseph has since raised over £1,000 to support the nurses, doctors and NHS staff at Salisbury Hospital.
When completing the 100 miles, Joseph’s mum gave him a Stars Appeal Super Hero 2020 medal on behalf of the Salisbury District Hospital Stars Appeal charity.
As he ran into his street during the last mile - at the same time the Clap for Carers took place at 8pm on Thursday to pay thanks to the NHS - neighbours cheered him on.
Vicky added: “He loves to collect medals and enter lots of competitions. Lots came out to cheer him on when he finished his run."


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--WATCH: Huge traffic tailback builds up after McDonald's drive-through reopens

MOTORISTS are facing delays due to a huge queue of traffic waiting to get to a McDonald 's restaurant .
@ @ @ @ @ near junction two of the M27 , was forced to close by the coronavirus pandemic @ @ @ @ @ A tailback has built up on the A36 northbound between the restaurant and the M27 @ @ @ @ @ advised to avoid the area .
TRAFFIC TAILBACKS : Reader Claire Murdoch took this video @ @ @ @ @ Adams-King , deputy leader of Test Valley Borough Council , wrote on social media : @ @ @ @ @ fix of McDonald 's now that they are open again today ?
`` I 'd @ @ @ @ @ Ower branch .
`` Roadworks on the A36 along with queues for the drive-through are @ @ @ @ @ roads leading to the area . ''

The outlet at Ower, near junction two of the M27, was forced to close by the coronavirus pandemic but opened yesterday. (Tuesday)
A tailback has built up on the A36 northbound between the restaurant and the M27, and drivers are being advised to avoid the area.
TRAFFIC TAILBACKS: Reader Claire Murdoch took this video of the scene
Cllr Nick Adams-King, deputy leader of Test Valley Borough Council, wrote on social media: "Desperate for your long-awaited fix of McDonald's now that they are open again today?
"I'd advised against heading to the Ower branch.
"Roadworks on the A36 along with queues for the drive-through are contributing to jams on all roads leading to the area."


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Police granted dispersal order after vandalism and anti-social behaviour at Testwood Lakes

POLICE have been granted a Dispersal Order following an outbreak of anti-social behaviour at a Hampshire beauty spot .
A large number of people have been flocking to Testwood Lakes in Totton during the recent hot weather , which has coincided with a gradual easing of the lockdown .
Posting on social media , officers said : `` People have chosen to ignore advice and warnings .
Due to the amount of people present and not heeding advice , we have had a Section 35 Dispersal Order signed up .
`` This gives the police power to direct any person/s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ period of at least 48 hours .
Any person found to be breaching this order will face arrest and prosecution .
`` We will continue to monitor the situation and increase patrols even more at the lakes . ''
In an earlier post , police said four incidents of criminal damage and anti-social behaviour occurred at Testwood Lakes between May 20 and May 25 .
Officers said : `` Boats have been taken without permission and subsequently damaged .
One of the boats sunk as a result .
Damage was also caused to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has resulted in financial loss to the 4th New Forest Sea Scouts .
`` The weather has been nice recently and these incidents happened during daylight hours . ''
People living and working in the Testwood Lakes area have also taken to social media following a huge increase in the number of people visiting the site , which is next door to Calmore Industrial Estate .
One woman posted : `` I work in Brunel Road and am shocked and the amount of cars and foot traffic at the lakes .
Send them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
Other people said large groups of people had been spotted on the Salmon Leap area and in the fields behind Testwood School .
Anyone with information about recent incidents of criminal damage and anti-social behaviour at Testwood Lakes can contact Hampshire police on 101 , quoting reference number 44200181755 .
Alternatively they can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their anonymous online form at http : //mymsg.eu/9a60 .

Civic chiefs have announced that 25 solar power bins are now available at different locations across the city including Bitterne, Ocean Village and the city centre as part of a trial which aims to curb litter.
The so-called "Bigbelly" bins are enclosed units containing sensors which activate a compactor mechanism to crush the rubbish when needed.
This maximises the capacity of the bins, city bosses said.
The bins also contain smart technology that informs the depot when the bins need emptying.
Southampton City Council, which has unveiled the scheme, said the new bins will reduce the number of collections being made, vehicles on the road and miles being driven while employees who currently collect waste from litter bins will have their time freed up to focus on other street cleansing duties.
How long the trial will be on for is yet to be disclosed but civic chiefs said that after the pilot is complete, a further city wide roll-out will be considered.
The authority said the bins are enclosed with the waste being completely contained.
Civic chiefs said this will keep wind-blown litter off the streets.
Cllr Christopher Hammond, leader of the city council, said: “We’re working to make our city greener, fairer and healthier.
"Our investment in these new hi-tech solar bins enable us to take five times more rubbish than our standard bins and to know digitally when it needs to be emptied.
"This is more efficient, saves time, keeps our streets cleaner and reduces pollution which endangers wildlife.
"Installing these new solar bins is just one part of the Green City Plan, to ensure that we’re a carbon neutral council by 2030 and that we’re all living in a greener city."
The bins are supplied by Egbert H Taylor Co.
The council said the new solar power compactor bins have also display panels featuring the council's new anti-littering campaign artwork aimed at encouraging residents to dispose of litter properly.
The city council also said the display panels on the sides of the units are available for advertisers to secure an income stream for the council.
Cllr Steve Leggett, cabinet member for green city and place at the city council, said: “Investment in our waste services is essential to ensure we minimise damage caused to our natural environment.
"Installing these new solar bins is just one step to helping us all to ensure we are doing our bit to prevent rubbish cluttering our streets and possibly endangering our natural wildlife.
"We recently set ambitious, challenging goals to help tackle climate change in our Green City Plan, which demonstrates that the council wants to achieve more.
"We are committed to reducing waste and making the most of our resources."


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Hampshire hospitals have again reported no new coronavirus deaths

HAMPSHIRE hospitals have again reported no new coronavirus deaths .
The latest figures , published this afternoon , show no @ @ @ @ @ .
Since the start of the pandemic a total of 187 patients treated by UHS @ @ @ @ @ for coronavirus .
The figure for Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is 227 , while @ @ @ @ @ has seen 156 Covid-related deaths .
A total of 17 patients treated by Southern Health @ @ @ @ @ virus .
It means that 587 people have died in Hampshire hospitals after testing positive @ @ @ @ @ people with coronavirus have died in the UK , across all settings .

Daily figures cover University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS), Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The latest figures, published this afternoon, show no new deaths linked to Covid-19.
Since the start of the pandemic a total of 187 patients treated by UHS have died after testing positive for coronavirus. The figure for Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is 227, while Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has seen 156 Covid-related deaths. A total of 17 patients treated by Southern Health have died after contracting the virus.
It means that 587 people have died in Hampshire hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19.
Nationally 39,369 people with coronavirus have died in the UK, across all settings.


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Wightlink launches extra sailings on Portsmouth to Fishbourne route as freight traffic increases

A SMALL number of additional early morning sailings are being reintroduced by Wightlink following a rise in freight traffic .
Wightlink says the recent easing of government restrictions has produced increased demand , resulting in the introduction of two additional round-trips on its Portsmouth to Fishbourne route .
There will now be weekday sailings from Portsmouth Gunwharf at 6am , 8am and 10am , and from Fishbourne at 7am , 9am and 11am .
Drivers will still have to comply with rules introduced earlier this year by remaining in their vehicles during all sailings .
Wightlink chief executive Keith Greenfield @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traffic is a small fraction of what we would expect at this time of the year , we are seeing a small increase in freight movement as the economy continues to be opened up .
“ Hopefully , this increased freight demand reflects a small but significant step towards a return to normality .
`` In the meantime , we continue to keep community safety at the heart of our operation as we plan for future travel in line with government advice .
“ We continue to work with Isle of Wight Council @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Group to ensure the sailings we provide reflect the latest advice as well as the Island ’ s supply and travel needs .
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Wightlink says the recent easing of government restrictions has produced increased demand, resulting in the introduction of two additional round-trips on its Portsmouth to Fishbourne route.
There will now be weekday sailings from Portsmouth Gunwharf at 6am, 8am and 10am, and from Fishbourne at 7am, 9am and 11am.
Drivers will still have to comply with rules introduced earlier this year by remaining in their vehicles during all sailings.
Wightlink chief executive Keith Greenfield said: “While the volume of traffic is a small fraction of what we would expect at this time of the year, we are seeing a small increase in freight movement as the economy continues to be opened up.
“Hopefully, this increased freight demand reflects a small but significant step towards a return to normality.
"In the meantime, we continue to keep community safety at the heart of our operation as we plan for future travel in line with government advice.
“We continue to work with Isle of Wight Council and the Isle of Wight Transport Infrastructure Group to ensure the sailings we provide reflect the latest advice as well as the Island’s supply and travel needs.”


thedailyecho--2020-06-02--Burglar jailed for four-and-a-half years for Southsea break-in which left victims 'devastated'

A BURGLAR has been jailed for four-and-a-half years after breaking into a house and ransacking the property .
Jason Lee Marshall targeted a house in Stanley Street , Southsea , in December last year and made off with jewellery , ornaments and electrical items , including a camera and a laptop .
Portsmouth Crown Court heard that the owners were `` devastated '' when they discovered the burglary .
The keys to a Range Rover parked outside the property were also stolen .
The vehicle was started on the night of the break-in but was not driven away , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hand-held torch , left by Marshall , were found at the address and provided police with a DNA match .
Marshall , 44 , of no fixed abode , pleaded guilty to one count of burglary and was jailed .
Two other burglaries that occurred in Southsea in November 2019 and February this year , plus an offence of fraud , were into account .
Police Staff Investigator Catherine Cole said : “ This burglary devastated the owners of the property , and we take reports extremely seriously as we understand how distressing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home when you are not there .
“ Marshall showed no regard for his victims or their belongings , taking items that meant a great deal to them and leaving other sentimental possessions strewn across the house .
“ This sentence should serve as a warning to anyone who considers breaking into premises and stealing other ’ s possessions .
”

Jason Lee Marshall targeted a house in Stanley Street, Southsea, in December last year and made off with jewellery, ornaments and electrical items, including a camera and a laptop.
Portsmouth Crown Court heard that the owners were "devastated" when they discovered the burglary.
The keys to a Range Rover parked outside the property were also stolen. The vehicle was started on the night of the break-in but was not driven away, the court heard.
A head torch and hand-held torch, left by Marshall, were found at the address and provided police with a DNA match.
Marshall, 44, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to one count of burglary and was jailed.
Two other burglaries that occurred in Southsea in November 2019 and February this year, plus an offence of fraud, were into account.
Police Staff Investigator Catherine Cole said: “This burglary devastated the owners of the property, and we take reports extremely seriously as we understand how distressing it is knowing someone has entered your home when you are not there.
“Marshall showed no regard for his victims or their belongings, taking items that meant a great deal to them and leaving other sentimental possessions strewn across the house.
“This sentence should serve as a warning to anyone who considers breaking into premises and stealing other’s possessions.”


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Large party at Riverside Park in Southampton

AROUND 80 “ selfish and intimidating ” party-goers with fireworks took over a Southampton park .
Police were called to Riverside Park on June 1 after a group of “ 80 people ” arrived for a party with fireworks , bonfires and disposable BBQs .
Witnesses said they heard people singing Happy Birthday while launching fireworks and were described as “ really drunk ” .
Residents have claimed the party started just before 8pm and finished at around midnight , however Hampshire Police claim they dispersed the party-goers at around 7.40pm on Monday .
One witness , who was on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he arrived at around 7.50pm and saw “ 50 to 100 ” people gathered on the park - but no police .
He added : “ As soon as you go into the park you could just see the sheer amount of people who had gathered .
“ There was no way of getting past them , it was just too intimidating .
“ They had completely taken over the park and I called 101 .
“ It was like watching a festival , you could tell they were settling in for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The party was at 8pm to about 12.20am of about 80 people .
“ They were singing happy birthday , launching many fireworks and all really drunk .
“ The residents of River Walk were angry and upset , but could do nothing to stop it.
” A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said : “ We were called at 7.38pm yesterday , June 1 , to a report of a large gathering in Riverside Park .
“ Officers attended and gave advice to the group who dispersed.
” The incident has been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ MPs who said that the behaviour is “ unacceptable ” .
Councillor for Bitterne Park , Ivan White , said : “ The behaviour is unacceptable and threatens all the effort and self isolating we ’ ve all carried out during lockdown and it risks lives particularly that of the older generation.
” Royston Smith , MP for Southampton Itchen , added : “ The police have sadly had to break up too may of these type of parties and it shows shocking level of selfishness .
“ This is not confusion or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of how little they consider the safety of their community .
”

Police were called to Riverside Park on June 1 after a group of “80 people” arrived for a party with fireworks, bonfires and disposable BBQs.
Witnesses said they heard people singing Happy Birthday while launching fireworks and were described as “really drunk”.
Residents have claimed the party started just before 8pm and finished at around midnight, however Hampshire Police claim they dispersed the party-goers at around 7.40pm on Monday.
One witness, who was on his evening walk at the park, said he arrived at around 7.50pm and saw “50 to 100” people gathered on the park - but no police.
He added: “As soon as you go into the park you could just see the sheer amount of people who had gathered.
“There was no way of getting past them, it was just too intimidating.
“They had completely taken over the park and I called 101.
“It was like watching a festival, you could tell they were settling in for a while.”
Another witness said: “The party was at 8pm to about 12.20am of about 80 people.
“They were singing happy birthday, launching many fireworks and all really drunk.
“The residents of River Walk were angry and upset, but could do nothing to stop it.”
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said: “We were called at 7.38pm yesterday, June 1, to a report of a large gathering in Riverside Park.
“Officers attended and gave advice to the group who dispersed.”
The incident has been met with anger from both councillors and MPs who said that the behaviour is “unacceptable”.
Councillor for Bitterne Park, Ivan White, said: “The behaviour is unacceptable and threatens all the effort and self isolating we’ve all carried out during lockdown and it risks lives particularly that of the older generation.”
Royston Smith, MP for Southampton Itchen, added: “The police have sadly had to break up too may of these type of parties and it shows shocking level of selfishness.
“This is not confusion or a misunderstanding it’s a demonstration of how little they consider the safety of their community.”


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Body found in Fleming Park, Eastleigh

Body found in Fleming Park, Eastleigh

POLICE have confirmed today that a body has been found at a Hampshire park .
Officers were called yesterday morning @ @ @ @ @ Avenue in Eastleigh , and have today confirmed that a body was discovered .
The @ @ @ @ @ his 50s was found in a wooded area of the park .
Police have confirmed @ @ @ @ @ the death as suspicious and the man 's next of kin have been informed .
@ @ @ @ @ said : `` We were called at 6.30am on 2 June following the discovery of @ @ @ @ @ his 50s in woodland at Fleming Park , Eastleigh .
`` The death is not @ @ @ @ @ a file is being prepared for the coroner .
`` The man ’ s next @ @ @ @ @ . ''

Officers were called yesterday morning at Fleming Park on Passfield Avenue in Eastleigh, and have today confirmed that a body was discovered.
The body of a man in his 50s was found in a wooded area of the park.
Police have confirmed that they are not treating the death as suspicious and the man's next of kin have been informed.
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said: "We were called at 6.30am on 2 June following the discovery of a body of man in his 50s in woodland at Fleming Park, Eastleigh.
"The death is not being treated as suspicious and a file is being prepared for the coroner.
"The man’s next of kin have been informed."


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Protesters expected to gather in Southampton to 'demand justice' for George Floyd

PROTESTERS are expected to gather in Southampton today to protest against racism and police brutality in America following the death of George Floyd .
Crowds of people have organised to meet outside Southampton Guildhall at 5pm this evening for a `` socially distanced vigil and protest '' for the Black Lives Matter ( BLM ) movement after the death of George Floyd in America .
Organised by BML Southampton , the event is described as a `` strictly peaceful protest '' .
A spokesperson said : `` We believe by protesting peacefully during a pandemic , we will be able @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still is in this country .
`` We will be showcasing black poetry , educating and sharing how to be actively anti-racist . ''
Organisers are asking protesters to ensure that they remain at a social distance and to behave inline with Government guidelines .
Mr Floyd was an unarmed black man who died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes on May 25 .
A video of Mr Floyd 's death was posted on social media which showed the officer kneeling on his neck while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the ground .
Mr Floyd was heard repeatedly calling out `` I ca n't breathe '' but the officer did not release his position .
The officer , Derek Chauvin , who knelt on Mr Floyd 's neck was charged with murder on Friday .
The incident has sparked protests and riots across America demanding change and an end to racism and police brutality in the country .
UK police leaders have also come together and published a statement about George Floyd ’ s death .
They are also portesting for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and other black American men who have lost their lives as a result of racisim and police brutality .
The group also made mention of Belly Mujinga , a British woman working at the London Victoria Railway Station , who died of coronavirus after she was coughed and spat on .
Chief constables from forces across the country , the chair of the National Police Chiefs ’ Council , the chief executive of the College of Policing and the President of the Police Superintendents ' Association have spoken following the death of George @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the United States .
They said : “ We stand alongside all those across the globe who are appalled and horrified by the way George Floyd lost his life .
Justice and accountability should follow .
“ We are also appalled to see the violence and damage that has happened in so many US cities since then .
Our hearts go out to all those affected by these terrible events and hope that peace and order will soon be restored .
“ In the UK we have a long established tradition of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to prevent crime and solve problems .
Officers are trained to use force proportionately , lawfully and only when absolutely necessary .
We strive to continuously learn and improve .
We will tackle bias , racism or discrimination wherever we find it .
“ Policing is complex and challenging and sometimes we fall short .
When we do , we are not afraid to shine a light on injustices or to be held to account .
“ The relationship between the police and the public in the UK is strong but there is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , up and down the country , officers and staff are working to strengthen those relationships and address concerns .
Only by working closely with our communities do we build trust and help keep people safe .
“ We know people want to make their voices heard .
The right to lawful protest is key part of any democracy , which UK police uphold and facilitate .
`` But coronavirus remains a deadly disease and there are still restrictions in place to prevent its spread , which include not gathering outside in groups @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for whatever reason people want to come together , we ask that people continue to work with officers at this challenging time .
”

Crowds of people have organised to meet outside Southampton Guildhall at 5pm this evening for a "socially distanced vigil and protest" for the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement after the death of George Floyd in America.
Organised by BML Southampton, the event is described as a "strictly peaceful protest".
A spokesperson said: "We believe by protesting peacefully during a pandemic, we will be able to display how important and prevalent racism still is in this country.
"We will be showcasing black poetry, educating and sharing how to be actively anti-racist."
Organisers are asking protesters to ensure that they remain at a social distance and to behave inline with Government guidelines.
Mr Floyd was an unarmed black man who died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes on May 25.
A video of Mr Floyd's death was posted on social media which showed the officer kneeling on his neck while he was hand cuffed and laying belly-down on the ground.
Mr Floyd was heard repeatedly calling out "I can't breathe" but the officer did not release his position.
The officer, Derek Chauvin, who knelt on Mr Floyd's neck was charged with murder on Friday.
The incident has sparked protests and riots across America demanding change and an end to racism and police brutality in the country.
UK police leaders have also come together and published a statement about George Floyd’s death.
They are also portesting for the justice of Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery and other black American men who have lost their lives as a result of racisim and police brutality.
The group also made mention of Belly Mujinga, a British woman working at the London Victoria Railway Station, who died of coronavirus after she was coughed and spat on.
Chief constables from forces across the country, the chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, the chief executive of the College of Policing and the President of the Police Superintendents' Association have spoken following the death of George Floyd and the events that have followed in the United States.
They said: “We stand alongside all those across the globe who are appalled and horrified by the way George Floyd lost his life. Justice and accountability should follow.
“We are also appalled to see the violence and damage that has happened in so many US cities since then. Our hearts go out to all those affected by these terrible events and hope that peace and order will soon be restored.
“In the UK we have a long established tradition of policing by consent, working in communities to prevent crime and solve problems. Officers are trained to use force proportionately, lawfully and only when absolutely necessary. We strive to continuously learn and improve. We will tackle bias, racism or discrimination wherever we find it.
“Policing is complex and challenging and sometimes we fall short. When we do, we are not afraid to shine a light on injustices or to be held to account.
“The relationship between the police and the public in the UK is strong but there is always more to do. Every day, up and down the country, officers and staff are working to strengthen those relationships and address concerns. Only by working closely with our communities do we build trust and help keep people safe.
“We know people want to make their voices heard. The right to lawful protest is key part of any democracy, which UK police uphold and facilitate.
"But coronavirus remains a deadly disease and there are still restrictions in place to prevent its spread, which include not gathering outside in groups of more than six people. So for whatever reason people want to come together, we ask that people continue to work with officers at this challenging time.”


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--WATCH: Huge traffic tailback builds up after McDonald's drive-through reopens

MOTORISTS are facing delays due to a huge queue of traffic waiting to get to a McDonald 's restaurant .
@ @ @ @ @ near junction two of the M27 , was forced to close by the coronavirus pandemic @ @ @ @ @ Tuesday ) A tailback has built up on the A36 northbound between the restaurant and @ @ @ @ @ are being advised to avoid the area .
TRAFFIC TAILBACKS : Reader Claire Murdoch took @ @ @ @ @ Cllr Nick Adams-King , deputy leader of Test Valley Borough Council , wrote on social @ @ @ @ @ your long-awaited fix of McDonald 's now that they are open again today ?
`` @ @ @ @ @ to the Ower branch .
`` Roadworks on the A36 along with queues for the @ @ @ @ @ on all roads leading to the area . ''


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Southampton Airport expansion decision could be made next month

CONTROVERSIAL plans to expand Southampton Airport could be determined as early as next month , but the public is set to be consulted again before a final decision is taken .
The proposals to expand the airport ’ s runway by 164 metres and add an extra 600 parking spaces to the existing long stay car park could be discussed and determined in July , it has been revealed .
But airport bosses have confirmed that a new public consultation is to be held before a final decision is made .
It is not yet known whether the original plans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a spokesperson for Southampton Airport said : “ We listened to the first consultation and made improvements in a whole range of areas , so all the new information we provided as a result will to rightly go back to public consultation to ensure our communities have the opportunity to feedback .
`` We will be releasing more information and , as per the last consultation , signposting where people can comment in coming weeks.
” Further details are yet to be released .
As reported , a final decision on the plans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ civic chiefs at Eastleigh Borough Council .
An aerial view of the runway .
Picture : Stephen Bath A date is yet to be confirmed , but a spokesperson for Southampton Airport said : “ We are working towards a July date now , working around the logistical issues caused by the pandemic response .
`` Dates are not set in stone yet but we are working towards July at this point.
” Airport bosses did not confirm whether the decision has been delayed due to the pandemic .
But the Southampton Airport @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a highly technical planning application and there has been a pandemic which means everybody has to be super flexible in how they are approaching this .
`` Work has not ceased or let up throughout the pandemic response period .
`` Things have progressed extremely well and we are delighted to be heading towards determination .
`` The airport is vital to the recovery of our local economy and extending the runway is an essential part of that.
” As reported , the proposals to expand the runway were met with criticism as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the environment and pollution .
A spokesperson for Eastleigh Borough Council confirmed that there will be a full re-consultation of the public , stakeholders , statutory and non-statutory consultees .
In a statement a borough council spokesperson added : “ We are awaiting amended information in support of the application .
`` Once we have received this , we will undertake a full re-consultation on the proposed runway extension .
`` Until receipt and consideration of this information we can not arrange or confirm a committee date .
`` The format of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the most up-to-date Government guidance on social distancing available at the time .
”

The proposals to expand the airport’s runway by 164 metres and add an extra 600 parking spaces to the existing long stay car park could be discussed and determined in July, it has been revealed.
But airport bosses have confirmed that a new public consultation is to be held before a final decision is made.
It is not yet known whether the original plans are going to be amended.
But a spokesperson for Southampton Airport said: “We listened to the first consultation and made improvements in a whole range of areas, so all the new information we provided as a result will to rightly go back to public consultation to ensure our communities have the opportunity to feedback.
"We will be releasing more information and, as per the last consultation, signposting where people can comment in coming weeks.”
Further details are yet to be released.
As reported, a final decision on the plans is then expected to be made by civic chiefs at Eastleigh Borough Council.
An aerial view of the runway. Picture: Stephen Bath
A date is yet to be confirmed, but a spokesperson for Southampton Airport said: “We are working towards a July date now, working around the logistical issues caused by the pandemic response.
"Dates are not set in stone yet but we are working towards July at this point.”
Airport bosses did not confirm whether the decision has been delayed due to the pandemic.
But the Southampton Airport spokesperson added: “It’s a highly technical planning application and there has been a pandemic which means everybody has to be super flexible in how they are approaching this.
"Work has not ceased or let up throughout the pandemic response period.
"Things have progressed extremely well and we are delighted to be heading towards determination.
"The airport is vital to the recovery of our local economy and extending the runway is an essential part of that.”
As reported, the proposals to expand the runway were met with criticism as some residents raised concerns over the impact on the environment and pollution.
A spokesperson for Eastleigh Borough Council confirmed that there will be a full re-consultation of the public, stakeholders, statutory and non-statutory consultees.
In a statement a borough council spokesperson added: “We are awaiting amended information in support of the application.
"Once we have received this, we will undertake a full re-consultation on the proposed runway extension.
"Until receipt and consideration of this information we cannot arrange or confirm a committee date.
"The format of any future planning meeting will be informed by the most up-to-date Government guidance on social distancing available at the time.”


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Brothers improve Totton during lockdown for Naomi's House Children's Hospice

TWO young boys have been branded “ heroes ” after taking measures to turn their hometown into a community hub during the lockdown .
Brothers Ben , 12 , and nine-year-old Daniel Hoff , noticed their neighbour Lisa Carter was attempting to improve Totton in a bid to raise money for charity .
It followed Lisa ’ s approach to “ love where you live ” to brighten the community and fundraise for Naomi House Children ’ s Hospice .
The two boys have been helping to widen paths so people can maintain social distancing , and have also cut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and painted signs .
Lisa , who works at retail store Primark , said : “ From the moment the boys approached me , they wanted to do good things for the community regarding making the estate look nicer and widen paths for social distancing .
When you hear that coming from nine and 12-year-olds , it takes you back .
“ I often smile to myself about that first time because Ben wanted to do every walkway and every curb , we would have needed our own green waste council wagon .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ to raise funds for Naomi House and the boys have become a Totton treasure .
Respectively , they work their socks off each day to make Totton a nicer place.
” Lisa has raised almost £900 for the hospice as part of her goal to reach £1,000 , with the help of Ben who explains to passers-by the charity 's aim .
• Southampton residents come together to help key workers stay on the move Naomi ’ s House provides hospice care to support local children and young adults in Hampshire and other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ community have loved them and the comments on the Totton Facebook group have been along the lines that the boys are an inspiration and that everyone is incredibly proud of the example they have set .
“ I would definitely call them little heroes .
It ’ s never been just about the charity .
I too get so much pleasure from all of the new neighbours I ’ ve met whilst out with the boys .
”

Brothers Ben, 12, and nine-year-old Daniel Hoff, noticed their neighbour Lisa Carter was attempting to improve Totton in a bid to raise money for charity.
It followed Lisa’s approach to “love where you live” to brighten the community and fundraise for Naomi House Children’s Hospice.
The two boys have been helping to widen paths so people can maintain social distancing, and have also cut back bushes, done litter picks, and painted signs.
Lisa, who works at retail store Primark, said: “From the moment the boys approached me, they wanted to do good things for the community regarding making the estate look nicer and widen paths for social distancing. When you hear that coming from nine and 12-year-olds, it takes you back.
“I often smile to myself about that first time because Ben wanted to do every walkway and every curb, we would have needed our own green waste council wagon.
"Since then, we have worked to raise funds for Naomi House and the boys have become a Totton treasure. Respectively, they work their socks off each day to make Totton a nicer place.”
Lisa has raised almost £900 for the hospice as part of her goal to reach £1,000, with the help of Ben who explains to passers-by the charity's aim.
Naomi’s House provides hospice care to support local children and young adults in Hampshire and other areas.
Lisa added: “The community have loved them and the comments on the Totton Facebook group have been along the lines that the boys are an inspiration and that everyone is incredibly proud of the example they have set.
“I would definitely call them little heroes. It’s never been just about the charity. I too get so much pleasure from all of the new neighbours I’ve met whilst out with the boys.”
To donate to Lisa's fundraising page, visit www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lovewherewelive.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--'It's a disgrace and an embarrassment': Caravan full of junk dumped in Dunkirk Road, Southampton

COUNCIL chiefs are being urged to remove a caravan full of junk which has been dumped in a Southampton street .
People living at Dunkirk Road say the 26ft vehicle appears to have been used as a skip before being towed to the area and abandoned near their homes .
They claim the caravan is a major fire hazard , adding that its presence is encouraging other people to use the site as a rubbish dump .
One resident , who asked not to be named , said the vehicle was left on April 27 and was still there , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the city council and the police .
He added : `` Members of the public reported it and a council worker who was passing and said he 'd report it .
`` The caravan is full of rubbish - the owner obviously used it as a skip before fly-tipping it in Dunkirk Road - and it 's a massive fire hazard .
`` Household items inside the vehicle include clothing , a microwave oven and an old mattress , plus wood and garden waste .
`` This has caused the residents a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stressful time It ’ s a disgrace and an embarrassment to the community in which we live .
`` Neighbourhood wardens turned up and looked in it , then the police turned up and looked in it .
`` On another occasion a person in a van turned up with a Southampton City Council high-vis on , although it turned out he actually worked for the council 's contractors , Balfour Beatty .
`` He just stuck a 'document enclosed ' letter on the caravan and said it had to stay there for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been in Dunkirk Road it 's stripped of parts and further fly-tipping has occurred around it , including huge tree stumps and a settee .
`` It 's not OK , to fly-tip especially when everyone 's mental health is at a all-time low .
Residents are worried that if someone set the caravan alight the effect could be a devastating because it ’ s under a wooded area . ''
The council defines a hazardous vehicle as one which has broken windows and is full of rubbish or flammable materials Its website @ @ @ @ @ @ @ poses a risk of danger to the public may be removed from a public highway even if it is taxed or has a foreign registered number plate .
We will investigate and make an assessment of the risk . ''
A council spokesperson told the Daily Echo : `` The council has attended the site , made an assessment of the vehicle , and is now investigating its removal . ''

People living at Dunkirk Road say the 26ft vehicle appears to have been used as a skip before being towed to the area and abandoned near their homes.
They claim the caravan is a major fire hazard, adding that its presence is encouraging other people to use the site as a rubbish dump.
One resident, who asked not to be named, said the vehicle was left on April 27 and was still there, despite being brought to the attention of the city council and the police.
He added: "Members of the public reported it and a council worker who was passing and said he'd report it.
"The caravan is full of rubbish - the owner obviously used it as a skip before fly-tipping it in Dunkirk Road - and it's a massive fire hazard.
"Household items inside the vehicle include clothing, a microwave oven and an old mattress, plus wood and garden waste.
"This has caused the residents a lot of stress during what's already a stressful time It’s a disgrace and an embarrassment to the community in which we live.
"Neighbourhood wardens turned up and looked in it, then the police turned up and looked in it.
"On another occasion a person in a van turned up with a Southampton City Council high-vis on, although it turned out he actually worked for the council's contractors, Balfour Beatty.
"He just stuck a 'document enclosed' letter on the caravan and said it had to stay there for four weeks.
"Since it's been in Dunkirk Road it's stripped of parts and further fly-tipping has occurred around it, including huge tree stumps and a settee.
"It's not OK, to fly-tip especially when everyone's mental health is at a all-time low. Residents are worried that if someone set the caravan alight the effect could be a devastating because it’s under a wooded area."
The council defines a hazardous vehicle as one which has broken windows and is full of rubbish or flammable materials
Its website says: "A hazardous vehicle which poses a risk of danger to the public may be removed from a public highway even if it is taxed or has a foreign registered number plate. We will investigate and make an assessment of the risk."
A council spokesperson told the Daily Echo: "The council has attended the site, made an assessment of the vehicle, and is now investigating its removal."


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Military policeman's death at Gang Warily Recreation Centre ruled as suicide

A FORMER member of the air force with a “ loving ” family was found dead in a Hampshire recreation ground earlier this year .
Phillip Robert Cavill , of Roewood Close , Holbury , was found dead near a pond at Gang Warily Recreation Centre in Fawley on New Year ’ s Day .
His sister said the 31-year-old had “ seemed fine ” when he had stayed with her and her partner in Holbury in October 2019 , after he returned to the UK following almost two years of living in Hungary with his then-girlfriend .
She added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kept himself to himself.
” Mr Cavill was found laying near the recreation pond by a dog walker just before 9am on January 1 .
A post mortem by a pathologist doctor found fatal levels of drugs in his blood , and coroner Jason Pegg ruled that the cause of death was suicide .
During an inquest into Mr Cavill ’ s death , it was revealed that while he had previously been admitted to a psychiatric hospital for a short period of time and had made attempts to take his own life @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is where his mental health issues appear to have began .
It was heard in the inquest that he had serious depression after leaving the air force , where he had worked for nine years , and that he had returned to the UK where he went on to get a job with Tesco doing deliveries .
He had felt low about wanting to get a better job but had low self-esteem , thought he was socially awkward and felt he didn ’ t fit in , the inquest heard .

Phillip Robert Cavill, of Roewood Close, Holbury, was found dead near a pond at Gang Warily Recreation Centre in Fawley on New Year’s Day.
His sister said the 31-year-old had “seemed fine” when he had stayed with her and her partner in Holbury in October 2019, after he returned to the UK following almost two years of living in Hungary with his then-girlfriend.
She added: “He was quite quiet and kept himself to himself.”
Mr Cavill was found laying near the recreation pond by a dog walker just before 9am on January 1.
A post mortem by a pathologist doctor found fatal levels of drugs in his blood, and coroner Jason Pegg ruled that the cause of death was suicide.
During an inquest into Mr Cavill’s death, it was revealed that while he had previously been admitted to a psychiatric hospital for a short period of time and had made attempts to take his own life, leaving the air force in 2017 is where his mental health issues appear to have began.
It was heard in the inquest that he had serious depression after leaving the air force, where he had worked for nine years, and that he had returned to the UK where he went on to get a job with Tesco doing deliveries.
He had felt low about wanting to get a better job but had low self-esteem, thought he was socially awkward and felt he didn’t fit in, the inquest heard.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Southampton mum dies at city hospital

Southampton mum dies at city hospital

A MUM died after being found unresponsive at home .
An inquest opening heard that Lisa Collett , 49 , @ @ @ @ @ General Hospital on May 20 .
Paramedics were called to Ms Collet 's Cuckmere Lane @ @ @ @ @ not heard from her in a few days .
A post mortem report states the @ @ @ @ @ a hypoglycemic brain injury , with diabetes , asthma and sleep apnoea contributing .
Jason @ @ @ @ @ Hampshire , adjourned the full inquest to March 2 2020 , to be heard in @ @

An inquest opening heard that Lisa Collett, 49, was pronounced deceased at Southampton General Hospital on May 20.
Paramedics were called to Ms Collet's Cuckmere Lane property after her son had not heard from her in a few days.
A post mortem report states the preliminary cause of death as a hypoglycemic brain injury, with diabetes, asthma and sleep apnoea contributing.
Jason Pegg, area coroner for Hampshire, adjourned the full inquest to March 2 2020, to be heard in Winchester.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Foal killed in hit-and-run accident at Gatewood Hill on the Blackfield to Exbury road

A FOAL has been killed in a hit-and-run accident in the New Forest .
It was so badly injured it had to be destroyed by one of the agisters employed to deal with issues involving the free-roaming animals that graze the Forest .
The driver sped off and failed to alert the authorities following the collision at Gatewood Hill on the Blackfield to Exbury road .
The New Forest Verderers offer a £5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of a motorist involved in a hit-and-run accident .
Members of the New Forest Roads Campaign are publicising the latest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be identified .
A spokesman said : `` We 're so sad to have to ask for help in finding the driver of a vehicle that hit a foal on a straight , quiet piece of road and left it with injuries that proved fatal .
For the sake of the very upset owners , please help us find this person . ''
The incident has sparked outrage on social media .
One person posted : `` How heartless .
Would they have left a child to die in the road , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take responsibility for their actions , 'face the music ' and do the right thing . ''
Another social media user added : `` What people fail to remember is that animals are not crossing the road , we are crossing the forest . ''
Garages are being urged to look out for the vehicle that was involved .
One woman posted : `` How could this person be so cruel and heartless .
It 's bad enough they hit the poor foal but to leave it to die in agony is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an accident then please come forward .
If they were speeding they deserve to be punished severely .
`` Either way they need to pay for their crime .
All garages and local residents must be vigilant in trying to catch this person .
Do whatever you can so the police can prosecute . ''
The accident happened on May 23 at around 9pm .
Anyone with information can contact Hampshire on 101 or the Verderers on 023 8028 2052 .

It was so badly injured it had to be destroyed by one of the agisters employed to deal with issues involving the free-roaming animals that graze the Forest.
The driver sped off and failed to alert the authorities following the collision at Gatewood Hill on the Blackfield to Exbury road.
The New Forest Verderers offer a £5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of a motorist involved in a hit-and-run accident.
Members of the New Forest Roads Campaign are publicising the latest incident in the hope the person responsible will be identified.
A spokesman said: "We're so sad to have to ask for help in finding the driver of a vehicle that hit a foal on a straight, quiet piece of road and left it with injuries that proved fatal. For the sake of the very upset owners, please help us find this person."
The incident has sparked outrage on social media.
One person posted: "How heartless. Would they have left a child to die in the road, it's no different. People need to take responsibility for their actions, 'face the music' and do the right thing."
Another social media user added: "What people fail to remember is that animals are not crossing the road, we are crossing the forest."
Garages are being urged to look out for the vehicle that was involved.
One woman posted: "How could this person be so cruel and heartless. It's bad enough they hit the poor foal but to leave it to die in agony is absolutely disgraceful.
"If it was an accident then please come forward. If they were speeding they deserve to be punished severely.
"Either way they need to pay for their crime. All garages and local residents must be vigilant in trying to catch this person. Do whatever you can so the police can prosecute."
The accident happened on May 23 at around 9pm. Anyone with information can contact Hampshire on 101 or the Verderers on 023 8028 2052.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Crowds gather in Southampton to protest against racism following death of George Floyd

LARGE crowds of protesters are gathering in Southampton 's Guildhall Square to show their opposition to racism and police brutality @ @ @ @ @ death of George Floyd .
Scores of people have organised to meet outside Southampton Guildhall @ @ @ @ @ a `` socially distanced vigil and protest '' for the Black Lives Matter ( BLM @ @ @ @ @ of George Floyd in America .
Organised by BML Southampton , the event is described @ @ @ @ @ protest '' .
A spokesperson said : `` We believe by protesting peacefully during a @ @ @ @ @ able to display how important and prevalent racism still is in this country .

Around 500 people arrived at Southampton Guildhall Square yesterday with banners and boards speaking out against racism and police brutality.
Although protesters were asked by organisers to arrive in gloves and face masks, there was no social distancing as the crowd grew.
"I know that we have coronavirus going on, but look around,” said one protester as he gestured to the crowd.
“This goes right back to the 1970s when people were protesting even back then.
“We have a shared outrage, and it’s not just about America, the UK is not innocent. People are angry, we want to be heard.”
Organised by BLM Southampton, the event was described as a “strictly peaceful protest”.
As well as speaking of George Floyd, pictured below, protesters spoke of Belly Mujinga, a British woman working at the London Victoria Railway Station, who died of coronavirus.
It was alleged this was caused when she was coughed and spat upon, although police later confirmed the suspect did not have the virus and closed the case.
They also mentioned dozens of other people who had been killed by police.
At around 6.30pm, protesters took a knee and chanted: “George Floyd, I can’t breathe.”
Councillor Satvir Kaur, pictured below, said: “Southampton has a rich and long history of diversity, tolerance and unity.
“It is why our civic buildings are lit purple this week show solidarity against racism and injustice.
“Racism still exists in every corner of our world – let’s make sure George Floyd acts as a catalyst for change, and let’s all be part of that change.”
Mr Floyd was an unarmed black man who died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes on May 25.
In video footage of the scene, since viewed around the world, Mr Floyd was heard repeatedly calling out “I can’t breathe”.
Last night, all four officers who were present at his death were handed news charges.
The charge against the officer who knelt on his neck, has been elevated to second-degree murder.
The other three officers, previously uncharged, face counts of aiding and abetting murder.
The incident has sparked protests and riots across America.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Southampton man 'attacked and raped woman' in town centre park

A SOUTHAMPTON man accused of rape made a woman think she was going to die when she was suffocated and violently attacked as she walked through a park in the early morning , a court has heard .
Luke West , 29 , of Southampton , is accused of rape and grievous bodily harm with intent against the cleaner in the attack which happened in the Bournemouth 's Lower Gardens .
Robert Bryan , prosecuting , told Winchester Crown Court that Dorset Police received a 999 call at 6.11am on November 13 reporting that the woman had been “ badly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The person who had been attacked was naked , badly injured and semi-conscious , she had been violently , physically assaulted and had been raped.
” Mr Bryan said that the woman suffered bruising and cuts to her face with injuries to her jaw and a fractured eye socket .
He added : “ She was groaning in pain but apart from that couldn ’ t communicate with anyone.
” Mr Bryan said that the woman was found by a colleague who began searching for her after she had not arrived at work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He said that the woman told police in a video interview that “ someone attacked her from behind , that person grabbed her with both hands around her neck . ''
“ She started screaming , he put his hand over her mouth and started suffocating her , '' Mr Bryan told the court .
“ He got her to the ground and began rolling her towards the water , she tried to defend herself but she couldn ’ t make a noise because she was suffocating .
“ All the time she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there were times she couldn ’ t breathe .
“ He started hitting her face with his fists .
“ She thought she was dying , she didn ’ t know what happened to her clothes.
” Mr Bryan said that a male was spotted on CCTV and traced as he entered a property in a nearby street .
He was later arrested after police followed a man from the property on CCTV which led them to the defendant who initially gave a false name when detained by officers .
A search by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was staying found a pair of black jeans and a jacket stained with blood which had a DNA match with the victim , Mr Bryan said .
He added that intimate swabs taken from the victim had a DNA match that was a billion times more likely to have come from the defendant than another male .

Luke West, 29, of Southampton, is accused of rape and grievous bodily harm with intent against the cleaner in the attack which happened in the Bournemouth's Lower Gardens.
Robert Bryan, prosecuting, told Winchester Crown Court that Dorset Police received a 999 call at 6.11am on November 13 reporting that the woman had been “badly injured”.
He said: “The person who had been attacked was naked, badly injured and semi-conscious, she had been violently, physically assaulted and had been raped.”
Mr Bryan said that the woman suffered bruising and cuts to her face with injuries to her jaw and a fractured eye socket.
He added: “She was groaning in pain but apart from that couldn’t communicate with anyone.”
Mr Bryan said that the woman was found by a colleague who began searching for her after she had not arrived at work and did not answer her phone.
He said that the woman told police in a video interview that “someone attacked her from behind, that person grabbed her with both hands around her neck."
“She started screaming, he put his hand over her mouth and started suffocating her," Mr Bryan told the court.
“He got her to the ground and began rolling her towards the water, she tried to defend herself but she couldn’t make a noise because she was suffocating.
“All the time she thought he wanted to kill her as there were times she couldn’t breathe.
“He started hitting her face with his fists.
“She thought she was dying, she didn’t know what happened to her clothes.”
Mr Bryan said that a male was spotted on CCTV and traced as he entered a property in a nearby street.
He was later arrested after police followed a man from the property on CCTV which led them to the defendant who initially gave a false name when detained by officers.
A search by police of the hotel room where West was staying found a pair of black jeans and a jacket stained with blood which had a DNA match with the victim, Mr Bryan said.
He added that intimate swabs taken from the victim had a DNA match that was a billion times more likely to have come from the defendant than another male.
West denies the charges. The trial continues.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Man rushed to hospital with "severe burns" after blaze at The Wonderful Eat in Portsmouth

A MAN has been rushed to Southampton General Hospital with severe burns following a fire at a Chinese takeaway .
@ @ @ @ @ - including St Mary 's in Southampton - were sent to The Wonderful Eat in @ @ @ @ @ after the blaze broke out this afternoon .
Copnor Road was closed in both directions @ @ @ @ @ in the kitchen of the takeaway .
According to reports , six ambulances and four @ @ @ @ @ scene and an air ambulance landed in nearby College Park .
Posting on social media @ @ @ @ @ paramedics treated a `` number of casualties '' .
This evening one man was reported @ @ @ @ @ hospital in Southampton with what were described as severe burns .
Crews from three fire @ @ @ @ @ and Cosham - carried out post-incident fire checks at neighbouring properties before returning to their @ @ @ @ @ Rescue Service ( HFRS ) tweeted : `` Fire investigation officers remain on the scene @ @

Crews from four fire stations - including St Mary's in Southampton - were sent to The Wonderful Eat in Copnor Road, Portsmouth, after the blaze broke out this afternoon.
Copnor Road was closed in both directions after the fire started out in the kitchen of the takeaway.
According to reports, six ambulances and four engines were sent to the scene and an air ambulance landed in nearby College Park.
Posting on social media South Central Ambulance Service said paramedics treated a "number of casualties".
This evening one man was reported to have been rushed to hospital in Southampton with what were described as severe burns.
Crews from three fire stations - Portchester, Southsea and Cosham - carried out post-incident fire checks at neighbouring properties before returning to their bases.
Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service (HFRS) tweeted: "Fire investigation officers remain on the scene."


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--McDonald's restaurants open across Hampshire TODAY

MCDONALD 'S drive-thrus have opened across the county today .
The restaurant chains has reopen restaurants for Drive-Thru and McDelivery @ @ @ @ @ to help keep employees and customers safe .
This follows a successful pilot in May @ @ @ @ @ 11am across the county .
The restaurant 's open in Hampshire are : The restaurants @ @ @ @ @ menu due to a smaller work force and is also encouraging capped spend for Drive-Thru @ @ @ @ @ order .
McDonald ’ s has introduced a number of changes to their restaurants , @ @ @ @ @ kitchens , perspex screens at the drive-thru windows , employees have been supplied with protective @ @ @ @ @ procedures with couriers are contactless for both our people and our customers .

The restaurant chains has reopen restaurants for Drive-Thru and McDelivery with new measures in place to help keep employees and customers safe.
This follows a successful pilot in May. They opened today at 11am across the county.
The restaurant's open in Hampshire are:
Hedge End retail park
Shirley Road Southampton
Southampton Esplanade - Westquay retail park
Black Cat - 75/77 High Road
Southampton Millbrook - Green Park Road
Totton - 97 Commercial Road
The restaurants will be offering a limited menu due to a smaller work force and is also encouraging capped spend for Drive-Thru and McDelivery at £25 per order.
McDonald’s has introduced a number of changes to their restaurants, including social distancing in their kitchens, perspex screens at the drive-thru windows, employees have been supplied with protective equipment and ensuring our delivery procedures with couriers are contactless for both our people and our customers.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--No new coronavirus deaths reported by Hampshire hospitals

HAMPSHIRE hospitals have again reported no new coronavirus deaths .
The latest figures , published this afternoon , show no @ @ @ @ @ .
Since the start of the pandemic a total of 187 patients treated by UHS @ @ @ @ @ for coronavirus .
The figure for Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is 227 , while @ @ @ @ @ has seen 156 Covid-related deaths .
A total of 17 patients treated by Southern Health @ @ @ @ @ virus .
Solent NHS Trust has seen two deaths .
It means that 589 people @ @ @ @ @ after testing positive for Covid-19 .

Daily figures cover University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS), Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The latest figures, published this afternoon, show no new deaths linked to Covid-19.
Since the start of the pandemic a total of 187 patients treated by UHS have died after testing positive for coronavirus. The figure for Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is 227, while Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has seen 156 Covid-related deaths.
A total of 17 patients treated by Southern Health have died after contracting the virus. Solent NHS Trust has seen two deaths.
It means that 589 people have died in Hampshire hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19.


thedailyecho--2020-06-03--Mobile excavator used to demolish part of Bordon shopfront and steal ATM

A MOBILE excavator was used to demolish part of a Hampshire shopfront and steal a cash dispenser .
The incident @ @ @ @ @ 5am today at the McColl ’ s convenience store at Pinehill Road , Bordon .
@ @ @ @ @ `` A large JCB Telehandler was stolen from a nearby building development and used to @ @ @ @ @ shopfront and pull the ATM from the building .
`` The ATM was then dropped @ @ @ @ @ van and driven away . ''
A short time later a Ford Transit van was @ @ @ @ @ in a move believed to be connected to the theft .
The spokesman added : @ @ @ @ @ hear the movement of a large telehandler or transit van in the area around this @ @ @ @ @ have CCTV or dash-cam footage that could help in our enquiries ?
`` If you @ @ @ @ @ have information that may help our enquiries , please phone 101 with the reference 44200197983 @ @ @ @ @ can let Crimestoppers know anonymously on 0800 555 111 . ''

The incident took place between 4.37am and 5am today at the McColl’s convenience store at Pinehill Road, Bordon.
A police spokesman said: "A large JCB Telehandler was stolen from a nearby building development and used to cause extensive damage to the shopfront and pull the ATM from the building.
"The ATM was then dropped into the rear of a van and driven away."
A short time later a Ford Transit van was set on fire in Greatham in a move believed to be connected to the theft.
The spokesman added: "Did you see or hear the movement of a large telehandler or transit van in the area around this time?
"Do you have CCTV or dash-cam footage that could help in our enquiries?
"If you noticed anything suspicious, or have information that may help our enquiries, please phone 101 with the reference 44200197983.
"Alternatively, people can let Crimestoppers know anonymously on 0800 555 111."


thedailyecho--2020-06-04--Crowds gather in Southampton to protest against racism following death of George Floyd

HUNDREDS of people flooded Southampton yesterday night to to protest against racism and police brutality following the death of George Floyd .
Around 500 people arrived at Southampton Guildhall Square yesterday with banners and boards speaking out against racism and police brutality .
Although protesters were asked by organisers to arrive in gloves and face masks , there was no social distancing as the crowd grew .
`` I know that we have coronavirus going on , but look around , ” said one protester as he gestured to the crowd .
“ This goes right back to the 1970s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We have a shared outrage , and it ’ s not just about America , the UK is not innocent .
People are angry , we want to be heard.
” Organised by BML Southampton , the event was described as a “ strictly peaceful protest ” .
As well as speaking of George Floyd , pictured below , protesters spoke of Belly Mujinga , a British woman working at the London Victoria Railway Station , who died of coronavirus .
It was alleged this was caused when she was coughed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirmed the suspect did not have the virus and closed the case .
They also mentioned dozens of other people who had been killed by police .
At around 6.30pm , protesters took a knee and chanted : “ George Floyd , I can ’ t breathe.
” Councillor Satvir Kaur , pictured below , said : “ Southampton has a rich and long history of diversity , tolerance and unity .
“ It is why our civic buildings are lit purple this week show solidarity against racism and injustice .
“ Racism @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world – let ’ s make sure George Floyd acts as a catalyst for change , and let ’ s all be part of that change.
” Mr Floyd was an unarmed black man who died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes on May 25 .
In video footage of the scene , since viewed around the world , Mr Floyd was heard repeatedly calling out “ I can ’ t breathe ” .
Last night , all four officers who were present at his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charge against the officer who knelt on his neck , has been elevated to second-degree murder .
The other three officers , previously uncharged , face counts of aiding and abetting murder .
The incident has sparked protests and riots across America .


thedailyecho--2020-06-04--Mcdonald's reopens across Hampshire

Mcdonald's reopens across Hampshire

HUNDREDS were seen queuing in traffic jams to get their fast food fix as Mcdonald ’ s drive-thrus reopened .
Following a successful pilot in May , the restaurant chain has reopened restaurants across Hampshire and the UK for Drive-Thru and McDelivery .
They opened across the county on Wednesday at 11am .
And just three hours after drive-thru kiosks opened their shutters , queues were causing traffic across the region .
In Totton , motorists were seen having to wait for oncoming traffic to be clear before they could move around those in the queue .
But on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , one man queuing with his family said : `` If I ca n't have something I want it more .
I 've been waiting three months for this . ''
While member of staff Craig Read said : `` McDonald 's is in my blood .
My mum worked for the company for 30 years .
`` It 's been rammed all day . ''
While in Hedge End , the queue took customers about half an hour to reach the order kiosk , which tailed back onto the main road .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the vehicle in front of theirs in a bid to reduce traffic .
But some Hampshire residents think the queues are not worth sitting in .
One person said : “ I ’ m not gon na sit in a queue for ages to get something that will fill me up for an hour.
” The longest queue was seen at Mcdonald 's , Hedge End Retail Park As the time edged closer to dinner for people in Millbrook , queues appeared to start edging onto its nearby roundabout .
Traffic queues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come off Millbrook Roundabout .
One person said : `` I 'll wait until the queues stop being mental . ''
But despite the queues increasing to around half an hour waiting time , this did not stop people from joining the ever-growing line .
Cars were also seen waiting to pass those in line at Mcdonald ’ s , Green Park Road , for almost ten minutes .
The restaurants are offering a limited menu due to a smaller work force .

Following a successful pilot in May, the restaurant chain has reopened restaurants across Hampshire and the UK for Drive-Thru and McDelivery.
They opened across the county on Wednesday at 11am.
And just three hours after drive-thru kiosks opened their shutters, queues were causing traffic across the region.
In Totton, motorists were seen having to wait for oncoming traffic to be clear before they could move around those in the queue.
Mcdonald's, Commercial Road, Totton
But on the Mcdonald's at Shirley Road, Southampton, one man queuing with his family said: "If I can't have something I want it more. I've been waiting three months for this."
While member of staff Craig Read said: "McDonald's is in my blood. My mum worked for the company for 30 years.
"It's been rammed all day."
Craig Read proudly represents Mcdonald's at Shirley Road, Southampton
While in Hedge End, the queue took customers about half an hour to reach the order kiosk, which tailed back onto the main road.
Staff were instructing drivers to edge closer to the vehicle in front of theirs in a bid to reduce traffic.
But some Hampshire residents think the queues are not worth sitting in.
One person said: “I’m not gonna sit in a queue for ages to get something that will fill me up for an hour.”
The longest queue was seen at Mcdonald's, Hedge End Retail Park
As the time edged closer to dinner for people in Millbrook, queues appeared to start edging onto its nearby roundabout.
Traffic queues were spotted blocking motorists who had just come off Millbrook Roundabout.
One person said: "I'll wait until the queues stop being mental."
But despite the queues increasing to around half an hour waiting time, this did not stop people from joining the ever-growing line.
Traffic builds at Mcdonald's Southampton Millbrook, Green Park Road
Cars were also seen waiting to pass those in line at Mcdonald’s, Green Park Road, for almost ten minutes.
The restaurants are offering a limited menu due to a smaller work force.
Mcdonald's queue at Southampton Esplanade, Westquay Retail Park


thedailyecho--2020-06-04--New Forest MP says 'arsonists and looters have it coming' in protests

NEW Forest MP Sir Desmond Swayne has said US rioters `` have it coming '' in response to protests following the death of George Floyd .
In emails since shared by two of his consituents on social media , Sir Desmond Swayne said `` racism is a cancer , and I 'm glad that the perpetrator is on a murder charge .
Nevertheless , looters , aronists and rioters have it coming . ''
Constituent Millie Edland said she was `` disgusted '' by his email response to her .
Disgusted by @ DesmondSwayne ‘ s response to my letter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ & how he will address racial bias in this pandemic .
He is condoning Trump ’ s violence & he didn ’ t even address the 2nd paragraph of my email .
Please share .
# BlackLivesMatter # BLM pic.twitter.com/pXekcuNqX6 — mle x ( @ amthxst ) June 2 , 2020 A post on social media by another of Sir Desmond 's constituents showing his response to her email has been retweeted 12,700 times and liked 20,400 times .
When asked to `` condemn President Trump 's actions , support BLM [ Black @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our community and urge the UK government to take action '' , he said : `` Sorry to disagree .
Arsonists and looters have it coming . ''
I emailed my local MP asking him to condemn Trump ’ s actions , support BLM / black people in our community and urge the UK government to take action .
This was his response to my email ... # BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/1hsEH4BoqB — eleanor ( @ eleanormaryy ) June 2 , 2020 Sir Desmond told the Salisbury Journal : `` My comments were confined to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those who demonstrate lawfully against what has been the dreadful death of George Floyd . ''

In emails since shared by two of his consituents on social media, Sir Desmond Swayne said "racism is a cancer, and I'm glad that the perpetrator is on a murder charge. Nevertheless, looters, aronists and rioters have it coming."
Constituent Millie Edland said she was "disgusted" by his email response to her.
Disgusted by @DesmondSwayne ‘s response to my letter, asking if he will condemn Trump & how he will address racial bias in this pandemic.
He is condoning Trump’s violence & he didn’t even address the 2nd paragraph of my email.
Please share. #BlackLivesMatter #BLM pic.twitter.com/pXekcuNqX6 — mle x (@amthxst) June 2, 2020
A post on social media by another of Sir Desmond's constituents showing his response to her email has been retweeted 12,700 times and liked 20,400 times.
When asked to "condemn President Trump's actions, support BLM [Black Lives Matter]/ black people in our community and urge the UK government to take action", he said: "Sorry to disagree. Arsonists and looters have it coming."
I emailed my local MP asking him to condemn Trump’s actions, support BLM / black people in our community and urge the UK government to take action. This was his response to my email ... #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/1hsEH4BoqB — eleanor (@eleanormaryy) June 2, 2020
Sir Desmond told the Salisbury Journal: "My comments were confined to looters and arsonists.
"I support those who demonstrate lawfully against what has been the dreadful death of George Floyd."