thedailyecho--2020-08-24--Inquiry into North Sea helicopter crash to start next week

A FATAL accident inquiry into a North Sea helicopter crash that killed four people - including a Winchester man - is set to start next week , a court has heard .
George Allison , 57 , was one of 18 people on board the Super Puma when it ditched on its approach to Sumburgh , Shetland , in 2013 .
Four people died , while 12 passengers and two crew survived .
The fatal accident inquiry ( FAI ) had been scheduled for May but was adjourned due to the coronavirus pandemic and will now begin on August 31 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ At a preliminary hearing held virtually on Monday , Martin Richardson QC said the Crown is prepared for the start of the inquiry next week .
Sarah Darnley , 45 , from Elgin , Moray ; Gary McCrossan , 59 , from Inverness ; Duncan Munro , 46 , from Bishop Auckland , County Durham also died in the incident .
An Air Accidents Investigation Branch ( AAIB ) report , published in 2016 , found the pilots failed to properly monitor the flight instruments and failed to notice their airspeed was decreasing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Super Puma plunging into the sea off Shetland .
No mechanical fault was discovered with the helicopter , which was returning from the Borgsten Dolphin support vessel to Sumburgh Airport .
Of the four oil workers who died , two failed to escape from the upturned fuselage and one was found floating on the surface of the water .
A fourth passenger did make their way on to a life raft before they died .
AAIB representatives and survivors of the helicopter crash are among those expected to give evidence during the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Grampian , Highland and Islands , said previously that he decided the inquiry into the crash seven years ago will be held virtually so no further time is lost .

George Allison, 57, was one of 18 people on board the Super Puma when it ditched on its approach to Sumburgh, Shetland, in 2013.
Four people died, while 12 passengers and two crew survived.
The fatal accident inquiry (FAI) had been scheduled for May but was adjourned due to the coronavirus pandemic and will now begin on August 31, with the proceedings held virtually.
At a preliminary hearing held virtually on Monday, Martin Richardson QC said the Crown is prepared for the start of the inquiry next week.
Sarah Darnley, 45, from Elgin, Moray; Gary McCrossan, 59, from Inverness; Duncan Munro, 46, from Bishop Auckland, County Durham also died in the incident.
An Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report, published in 2016, found the pilots failed to properly monitor the flight instruments and failed to notice their airspeed was decreasing until it was too late to avoid the Super Puma plunging into the sea off Shetland.
No mechanical fault was discovered with the helicopter, which was returning from the Borgsten Dolphin support vessel to Sumburgh Airport.
Of the four oil workers who died, two failed to escape from the upturned fuselage and one was found floating on the surface of the water.
A fourth passenger did make their way on to a life raft before they died.
AAIB representatives and survivors of the helicopter crash are among those expected to give evidence during the inquiry.
Derek Pyle, sheriff principal of Grampian, Highland and Islands, said previously that he decided the inquiry into the crash seven years ago will be held virtually so no further time is lost.


thedailyecho--2020-08-24--Tesco creates 16,000 permanent jobs as online growth soars - how to apply

Tesco are to create 16,000 new permanent jobs at the supermarket chain following a significant boost in online sales .
Supermarket companies across the country have seen demand for online deliveries soar in the face of the coronavirus pandemic , with Tesco more than doubling its delivery customers since the start of March .
What roles will be available ?
The chain said the recruitment drive will include : • 10,000 roles for pickers , who select items for customer orders The retailer will also hire staff for a variety of other roles across its stores and distribution centres in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 16,000 jobs are in addition to around 4,000 permanent jobs which have already been created since the start of the pandemic , Tesco said .
Nevertheless , it said it expects the majority of these roles to be filled by staff who have joined the company on a temporary basis in recent months .
How many temporary staff joined Tesco during the pandemic ?
About 47,000 temporary staff joined Tesco at its peak during the pandemic , although it is understood that most of these roles have since ended .
Tesco said roles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still with the business , with remaining vacancies then recruited externally .
What have Tesco said ?
Jason Tarry , chief executive officer of Tesco UK and ROI , said : “ Since the start of the pandemic , our colleagues have helped us to more than double our online capacity , safely serving nearly 1.5 million customers every week and prioritising vulnerable customers to ensure they get the food they need .
“ These new roles will help us continue to meet online demand for the long term , and will create @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the UK.
” To search for vacancies , and apply for one of the newly created roles , visit : https : //www.tesco-careers.com .

Supermarket companies across the country have seen demand for online deliveries soar in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, with Tesco more than doubling its delivery customers since the start of March.
What roles will be available?
The chain said the recruitment drive will include:
10,000 roles for pickers, who select items for customer orders
3,000 delivery drivers
The retailer will also hire staff for a variety of other roles across its stores and distribution centres in the coming weeks and months.
These 16,000 jobs are in addition to around 4,000 permanent jobs which have already been created since the start of the pandemic, Tesco said.
Nevertheless, it said it expects the majority of these roles to be filled by staff who have joined the company on a temporary basis in recent months.
How many temporary staff joined Tesco during the pandemic?
About 47,000 temporary staff joined Tesco at its peak during the pandemic, although it is understood that most of these roles have since ended.
Tesco said roles will first be offered to temporary staff still with the business, with remaining vacancies then recruited externally.
What have Tesco said?
Jason Tarry, chief executive officer of Tesco UK and ROI, said: “Since the start of the pandemic, our colleagues have helped us to more than double our online capacity, safely serving nearly 1.5 million customers every week and prioritising vulnerable customers to ensure they get the food they need.
“These new roles will help us continue to meet online demand for the long term, and will create permanent employment opportunities for 16,000 people across the UK.”
How to apply
To search for vacancies, and apply for one of the newly created roles, visit: https://www.tesco-careers.com.


thedailyecho--2020-08-24--SWR increase services between Southampton and London

South Western Railway has announced changes to its timetable increasing services from Southampton to London .
The new changes coming into affect on 7 September and mean that there will be additional off-peak services between London and Southampton as well as increased services on other routes across the South .
On weekends , services will return to a near-normal timetable , but some late notice alterations may apply , and engineering works may affect journeys .
SWR say these changes will increase capacity by approximately 20 % , helping customers maintain social distancing when travelling .
Mike Houghton , Chief @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` We ’ ve been working hard to keep our region moving throughout coronavirus , and we continue to do so .
`` This timetable change will increase capacity and help maintain social distancing as schools reopen and more people return to work .
`` So everyone can travel safe , we need our customers to help .
`` Whether you ’ re returning to work , sending the kids to school , or having a day out with the family , make sure you follow the latest travel guidance.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , in advance of their return in September with additional staffing at busy stations to help ensure pupils follow guidance and travel safe .

The new changes coming into affect on 7 September and mean that there will be additional off-peak services between London and Southampton as well as increased services on other routes across the South.
On weekends, services will return to a near-normal timetable, but some late notice alterations may apply, and engineering works may affect journeys.
SWR say these changes will increase capacity by approximately 20%, helping customers maintain social distancing when travelling.
Mike Houghton, Chief Operating Officer, at South Western Railway said: "We’ve been working hard to keep our region moving throughout coronavirus, and we continue to do so.
"This timetable change will increase capacity and help maintain social distancing as schools reopen and more people return to work.
"So everyone can travel safe, we need our customers to help.
"Whether you’re returning to work, sending the kids to school, or having a day out with the family, make sure you follow the latest travel guidance.”
SWR is also working closely with schools, in advance of their return in September with additional staffing at busy stations to help ensure pupils follow guidance and travel safe.


thedailyecho--2020-08-24--Burglaries reduced in Ringwood says Hampshire police

BURGLARIES have reduced in the Ringwood area over the last month following proactive police action .
An increase in police visibility and ongoing stop and search checks has resulted in a 25 % decrease in reported residential and commercial-related burglaries in Ringwood and the surrounding areas since 16 July to 4 August .
During this time , there were 15 burglaries reported by members of the public to Hampshire Constabulary , compared to 20 burglaries for the three weeks prior ( 26 June – 15 July ) .
Specialist officers – alongside PCSOs - were deployed to high-risk areas within @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to deter any suspicious activity and identify any offenders , as well as using stop and search powers to disrupt any suspicious or potential criminal activity .
While a number of cameras have recently been used to further enhance investigative opportunities relating to burglaries in the area .
Michael Minnock , Inspector for New Forest West District , said : “ This demonstrates the impact that policing can have on the community in ensuring a higher visibility presence .
The figures provide clear evidence that a combination of more frequent patrols of key @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are having the desired effect .
`` In such a short space of time , to have a fall of up to 25 % in reported burglaries in the area is a great result – and something that we as a local neighbourhood policing team will continue to strive to reduce this further , treating these incidents as a district priority .
“ We want the local community to be reassured that our neighbourhood policing teams are doing all that they can within their powers to prioritise investigative opportunities at all reported burglaries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been a decrease in burglary activity in the area , Hampshire Constabulary are continuing to urge local residents to remain vigilant and to report any crimes which are in progress or where there is a threat to life by calling 999.
” Residents in Ringwood and surrounding areas are being reminded to : • Shut all windows and lock them when you are not using the room , at night and when you leave your property for any extended period of time • Lock all front and rear doors at night and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you go on holiday .
If you have a UPVC door with a multi-point lock ensure you lift the handle and lock it with the key .
Remove the key after the door or window is locked .
• Do not actively promote the fact that you ’ re going on holiday ; especially on social media .
It presents an opportunity to opportunists who may be monitoring social media in the local community .
• Put all car keys and other keys out of sight and not in reach of windows and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the keys to be hooked through the letterbox .
• Leave a light on so your home looks occupied if you are going out for the evening .
If you head out while it is still daylight and wo n't be back till after dark then timer switches ( available from most DIY stores ) can be useful for turning your lights , radios and other appliances on at a set time before you get back .
• Ensure side gates are locked to prevent access to the rear of the property @ @ @ @ @ @ @ garden tools in your garden ; lock them away in your shed .
• Have an intruder alarm system installed by an approved contractor .
Ensure a visible alarm box is attached to the outside of your home .
Also consider fitting security lighting .
• Use door chains and spy holes to give you extra security if someone knocks on your door .
Never be afraid to turn people away .
If you have concerns about anyone who has come to your door call the police .
• Ensure that your privacy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ social media profiles or applications which make use of GPS e.g .
FitBit , Strava etc .
This may help to protect the routes you travel on a regular basis or your home address from being discovered .
• Record the details of your property such as serial numbers for electronic goods on the Immobilise website ( www.immobilise.com )

An increase in police visibility and ongoing stop and search checks has resulted in a 25% decrease in reported residential and commercial-related burglaries in Ringwood and the surrounding areas since 16 July to 4 August.
During this time, there were 15 burglaries reported by members of the public to Hampshire Constabulary, compared to 20 burglaries for the three weeks prior (26 June – 15 July).
Specialist officers – alongside PCSOs - were deployed to high-risk areas within Ringwood to patrol local communities in order to deter any suspicious activity and identify any offenders, as well as using stop and search powers to disrupt any suspicious or potential criminal activity.
While a number of cameras have recently been used to further enhance investigative opportunities relating to burglaries in the area.
Michael Minnock, Inspector for New Forest West District, said: “This demonstrates the impact that policing can have on the community in ensuring a higher visibility presence. The figures provide clear evidence that a combination of more frequent patrols of key burglary hotspots alongside stop and search checks are having the desired effect.
"In such a short space of time, to have a fall of up to 25% in reported burglaries in the area is a great result – and something that we as a local neighbourhood policing team will continue to strive to reduce this further, treating these incidents as a district priority.
“We want the local community to be reassured that our neighbourhood policing teams are doing all that they can within their powers to prioritise investigative opportunities at all reported burglaries in the area.
“While there has been a decrease in burglary activity in the area, Hampshire Constabulary are continuing to urge local residents to remain vigilant and to report any crimes which are in progress or where there is a threat to life by calling 999.”
Residents in Ringwood and surrounding areas are being reminded to:
• Shut all windows and lock them when you are not using the room, at night and when you leave your property for any extended period of time
• Lock all front and rear doors at night and when you are out – especially if you go on holiday. If you have a UPVC door with a multi-point lock ensure you lift the handle and lock it with the key. Remove the key after the door or window is locked.
• Do not actively promote the fact that you’re going on holiday; especially on social media. It presents an opportunity to opportunists who may be monitoring social media in the local community.
• Put all car keys and other keys out of sight and not in reach of windows and letterboxes. It doesn't take much for the keys to be hooked through the letterbox.
• Leave a light on so your home looks occupied if you are going out for the evening. If you head out while it is still daylight and won't be back till after dark then timer switches (available from most DIY stores) can be useful for turning your lights, radios and other appliances on at a set time before you get back.
• Ensure side gates are locked to prevent access to the rear of the property.
• Do not leave ladders and garden tools in your garden; lock them away in your shed.
• Have an intruder alarm system installed by an approved contractor. Ensure a visible alarm box is attached to the outside of your home. Also consider fitting security lighting.
• Use door chains and spy holes to give you extra security if someone knocks on your door. Never be afraid to turn people away. If you have concerns about anyone who has come to your door call the police.
• Ensure that your privacy settings have been set up correctly for social media profiles or applications which make use of GPS e.g. FitBit, Strava etc. This may help to protect the routes you travel on a regular basis or your home address from being discovered.
• Record the details of your property such as serial numbers for electronic goods on the Immobilise website (www.immobilise.com)


thedailyecho--2020-08-24--Good Morning Britain: Dr Hilary explains risk of Covid-19 in young children

Dr Hilary Jones has explained what the risk is of young children catching Covid-19 on ITV 's Good Morning Britain ( GMB ) .
In an appearance on Monday 's programme ( August 24 ) , GMB 's health editor has moved to reassure parents ahead of children heading back to school across England and Wales next week .
In Northern Ireland and Scotland , children have already returned to the classroom .
What did Dr Hilary say on GMB ?
Dr Hilary said : `` Whilst the government is saying one thing , what I think appeals to me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ among all the chief medical officers and deputy chief medical officers of all the four nations [ Scotland , England , Wales and Northern Ireland ] .
`` Scientific advisers are all in agreement that it 's much better for children to be going back to school for health reasons , including mental health as well as physical health .
`` The risk of Covid-19 in young children is really very small .
Parents tend to think about the worst case scenarios .
`` If we look at the worst case scenario , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fatality rates , well the fatality rate in children aged between five to 14 is actually lower than Covid-19 than it is with seasonal flu .
`` So I think that is a very telling statistic . ''
WATCH : Dr Hilary addresses parents across the UK on the risk of Covid-19 among young children Addressing parents across the nation on Good Morning Britain , Dr Hilary added : `` We do n't worry about our children going to school when there 's flu around , but we 've got this overriding fear @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good to have some apprehension about Covid-19 and to take all precautions , but I think that statistic is that the risk is lower than season flu , in terms of fatality rates in young children , is really important . ''

In an appearance on Monday's programme (August 24), GMB's health editor has moved to reassure parents ahead of children heading back to school across England and Wales next week.
In Northern Ireland and Scotland, children have already returned to the classroom.
What did Dr Hilary say on GMB?
Dr Hilary said: "Whilst the government is saying one thing, what I think appeals to me is that there is a huge consensus among all the chief medical officers and deputy chief medical officers of all the four nations [Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland].
"Scientific advisers are all in agreement that it's much better for children to be going back to school for health reasons, including mental health as well as physical health.
"The risk of Covid-19 in young children is really very small. Parents tend to think about the worst case scenarios.
"If we look at the worst case scenario, if we're thinking about Covid-19 and fatality rates, well the fatality rate in children aged between five to 14 is actually lower than Covid-19 than it is with seasonal flu.
"So I think that is a very telling statistic."
WATCH: Dr Hilary addresses parents across the UK on the risk of Covid-19 among young children
Addressing parents across the nation on Good Morning Britain, Dr Hilary added: "We don't worry about our children going to school when there's flu around, but we've got this overriding fear about Covid-19.
"Now it's good to have some apprehension about Covid-19 and to take all precautions, but I think that statistic is that the risk is lower than season flu, in terms of fatality rates in young children, is really important."


thedailyecho--2020-08-24--Sumburgh Super Puma helicopter crash inquiry to start

A fatal accident inquiry into a North Sea helicopter crash that killed four people , including a man from Hampshire , is ready to proceed next week , a court has heard .
The Super Puma was carrying 18 people when it ditched on its approach to Sumburgh , Shetland , in 2013 .
Four people died , including 57-year-old George Allison , from Winchester , while 12 passengers and two crew survived .
The fatal accident inquiry ( FAI ) had been scheduled for May but was adjourned due to the coronavirus pandemic and will now begin on August @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
• George Allison named among those who died in Super Puma crash At a preliminary hearing held virtually on Monday , Martin Richardson QC said the Crown is prepared for the start of the inquiry next week .
Sarah Darnley , 45 , from Elgin , Moray ; Gary McCrossan , 59 , from Inverness ; and Duncan Munro , 46 , from Bishop Auckland , County Durham , also died in the incident .
An Air Accidents Investigation Branch ( AAIB ) report , published in 2016 , found the pilots @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and failed to notice their airspeed was decreasing until it was too late to avoid the Super Puma plunging into the sea off Shetland .
No mechanical fault was discovered with the helicopter , which was returning from the Borgsten Dolphin support vessel to Sumburgh Airport .
Of the four oil workers who died , two failed to escape from the upturned fuselage and one was found floating on the surface of the water .
A fourth passenger did make their way on to a life raft before they died .
AAIB representatives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ among those expected to give evidence during the inquiry .
Derek Pyle , sheriff principal of Grampian , Highland and Islands , said previously that he decided the inquiry into the crash seven years ago will be held virtually so no further time is lost .

The Super Puma was carrying 18 people when it ditched on its approach to Sumburgh, Shetland, in 2013.
Four people died, including 57-year-old George Allison, from Winchester, while 12 passengers and two crew survived.
The fatal accident inquiry (FAI) had been scheduled for May but was adjourned due to the coronavirus pandemic and will now begin on August 31, with the proceedings held virtually.
At a preliminary hearing held virtually on Monday, Martin Richardson QC said the Crown is prepared for the start of the inquiry next week.
Sarah Darnley, 45, from Elgin, Moray; Gary McCrossan, 59, from Inverness; and Duncan Munro, 46, from Bishop Auckland, County Durham, also died in the incident.
An Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report, published in 2016, found the pilots failed to properly monitor the flight instruments and failed to notice their airspeed was decreasing until it was too late to avoid the Super Puma plunging into the sea off Shetland.
No mechanical fault was discovered with the helicopter, which was returning from the Borgsten Dolphin support vessel to Sumburgh Airport.
Of the four oil workers who died, two failed to escape from the upturned fuselage and one was found floating on the surface of the water.
A fourth passenger did make their way on to a life raft before they died.
AAIB representatives and survivors of the helicopter crash are among those expected to give evidence during the inquiry.
Derek Pyle, sheriff principal of Grampian, Highland and Islands, said previously that he decided the inquiry into the crash seven years ago will be held virtually so no further time is lost.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Boy accused of murdering Southampton teen James Laurie: Not guilty

A BOY accused of murdering Southampton teen James Laurie has been found not guilty of murder .
The 15-year-old was @ @ @ @ @ , 17 , died of a single stab wound on January 19 this year .
@ @ @ @ @ , the jury members delivered their verdict shortly before 1pm today .
They found the @ @ @ @ @ guilty , of murder and not guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter .
He @ @ @ @ @ possession of a bladed article in a public place and will be sentenced at a @ @ @

The 15-year-old was charged with murder after James, 17, died of a single stab wound on January 19 this year.
After a two week trial, the jury members delivered their verdict shortly before 1pm today.
Printed T-shirts in memory of James Laurie
They found the teen, from Portsmouth not guilty, of murder and not guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter.
The boy who cannot be named for legal reasons previously pleaded guilty to the possession of a bladed article in a public place and will be sentenced at a later date.
Until then he will be remanded in custody.
James Laurie was 17-year-old when he died
Commenting on the verdict, Detective Inspector Lee McClellan said: “We are obviously disappointed by today’s verdict however we respect the jury’s decision.
“This was a tragic incident that led to the loss of a young life."
Police carry out investigations in Lindsay Road on the morning of January 19
“This case highlights the dangers that come with carrying knives and the devastation these senseless acts cause, not only to those involved but also to their friends and families.”
James Payne CEO on behalf of Police and Crime Commissioner, Michael Lane, added: “The harm caused by violence is far-reaching and devastating for all those touched by it.
"It is important that police, agencies and communities work together to steer young people away from violence and to support them in ways that help them to thrive, reach their full potential and be safe.
“Through the work of the Violence Reduction Unit, we have heard the voices of young people in Southampton, the community, and those who work with them."
"This community engagement has helped the partnership to gain a greater understanding of the drivers of violence, and to establish what local projects and initiatives are already delivering successful outcomes and where more resources or different approaches are needed to provide that early intervention and reduce violence.”
John Montague, Senior District Crown Prosecutor for CPS Wessex said: "This is a tragic death that will have a lifelong impact on the friends and families of the deceased.
“If you believe someone is carrying a knife illegally, you must call 999 immediately. You could save someone’s life.”


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Man hit by bus on Bargate Street, Southampton

A MAN has been rushed to hospital with `` serious injuries '' after being hit by a bus in Southampton @ @ @ @ @ Bargate Street , occurred just after midday today , police say .
His condition is @ @ @ @ @ are on the scene with traffic being directed past the accident .
Traffic is building @ @ @ @ @ Terrace with drivers being told to avoid the area .
A spokesperson for Hampshire Constabulary @ @ @ @ @ called just after 12pm today , 25 August , to reports of a collision between @ @ @ @ @ on Bargate Street .
`` A man has been taken to Southampton General Hospital with @ @ @ @ @ are still on scene at this time and the incident is ongoing . ''
The @ @ @ @ @ for comment

The incident, in Bargate Street, occurred just after midday today, police say.
His condition is currently unknown.
The road has reopened.
A spokesperson for Hampshire Constabulary said: "We were called just after 12pm today, 25 August, to reports of a collision between a bus and a pedestrian on Bargate Street.
"A man has been taken to Southampton General Hospital with serious injuries.
"We are still on scene at this time and the incident is ongoing."
A South Central Ambulance Service spokesperson said: The call came into us at 11.59pm on Bargate Street, and was a report of collision involving a bus and a pedestrian.
"We had on scene an ambulance crew and the Critical Care Car from the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance.
"Our crews were assessing and treatment an elderly male for serious injuries.
"He was treated at the scene and was taken to University Hospital Southampton."


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Saints halt kit sales as sponsor Sportsbet.io replaces LD Sports

SAINTS have halted kit sale after a new shirt sponsor was announced this morning - but it 's not known what will happen to those who have already bought one of the £60 strips .
Just after 11am , the club made an out-of-the-blue announcement that Sportsbet.io was its new sponsor .
A club statement said that Sportsbet.io “ stepped in at short notice ” as the club ’ s new main partner and front-of-shirt sponsor for the 2020-21 campaign , ending their partnership with previous sponsors LD Sports “ with immediate effect ” .
As a result , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ difficult decision to temporarily halt all sales of home , away and third kits ” .
• Saints end relationship with LD Sports and announce new main sponsor Saints admit it is an “ extremely complex situation ” regarding fans who had bought new shirts with LD Sports on the front for this season and have asked for “ patience and understanding ” regarding a solution to update the shirts .
Saints striker Danny Ings , above , in the new shirt previously revealed for this season with the LD Sports sponsorship on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ Fans who have already purchased a 2020-21 home , away or third shirt with LD Sports on the front are kindly asked for their patience and understanding at this time whilst the club resolves what is an extremely complex situation and sources a solution for updating their shirts.
” Saints entered into a record-breaking three-year sponsorship deal with Chinese start-up LD Sports last summer , who replaced Virgin Media as the club 's main shirt sponsor .
The announcement comes just two weeks before Saints kick off their new Premier League @ @ @ @ @ @ @ September 12 .
As reported last year , the Daily Echo has been told LD Sports is not linked to Saints chairman Gao Jisheng or his company Lander Sports .

Just after 11am, the club made an out-of-the-blue announcement that Sportsbet.io was its new sponsor.
A club statement said that Sportsbet.io “stepped in at short notice” as the club’s new main partner and front-of-shirt sponsor for the 2020-21 campaign, ending their partnership with previous sponsors LD Sports “with immediate effect”.
As a result, the club said they have “taken the difficult decision to temporarily halt all sales of home, away and third kits”.
Saints admit it is an “extremely complex situation” regarding fans who had bought new shirts with LD Sports on the front for this season and have asked for “patience and understanding” regarding a solution to update the shirts.
Saints striker Danny Ings, above, in the new shirt previously revealed for this season with the LD Sports sponsorship on the front.
The club statement said: “Fans who have already purchased a 2020-21 home, away or third shirt with LD Sports on the front are kindly asked for their patience and understanding at this time whilst the club resolves what is an extremely complex situation and sources a solution for updating their shirts.”
Saints entered into a record-breaking three-year sponsorship deal with Chinese start-up LD Sports last summer, who replaced Virgin Media as the club's main shirt sponsor.
The announcement comes just two weeks before Saints kick off their new Premier League with a trip to Crystal Palace on September 12.
As reported last year, the Daily Echo has been told LD Sports is not linked to Saints chairman Gao Jisheng or his company Lander Sports.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Southampton locals worry of Bedford Place road closure issues

FAMILIES living in a Southampton street have condemned the “ chaos ” caused by the creation of a traffic-free zone in a neighbouring road .
Part of Bedford Place has been closed to vehicles in a move aimed at enhancing social distancing as well as improving air quality in the area .
Supporters of the experimental scheme say it will increase the number of people visiting shops and bars and help traders recover from the lockdown .
But the partial pedestrianisation of Bedford Place is causing confusion among motorists .
Many of those heading towards the city centre are driving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the start of the new traffic-free zone .
Prevented from reaching Cumberland Place they are turning into Canton Street - only to find they have entered a no through road and need to make a U-turn .
Residents say the situation improved after extra mitigation measures were put in place following the launch of the scheme on Friday .
• Expensive honey stolen in seven separate raids in Southampton But problems have continued to occur , sparking fears the area will be hit by traffic problems over the bank holiday weekend .
On @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at which they listed their concerns and called for urgent action to resolve the issue .
They said more needed to be done to ensure southbound drivers were diverted before the reached the junction of Bedford Place and Canton Street .
Protester Sonja Kimber said : “ It was absolute chaos here on Friday .
It ’ s a narrow street with vehicles parked on both sides and yet people are turning into the road and then trying to turn around .
“ Someone was almost knocked off their bicycle and one vehicle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ measures put in place on Friday night and Saturday morning includes “ No Through Road ” signs at the top of Canton Street .
• Next phase of M271 roadworks closure is underway Residents welcomed the improvements but said drivers needed to be made aware of the Bedford Place road closure before they reached the area .
One householder said : “ Friday was a nightmare .
Okay , it was day one of the scheme and the council seem to think things will sort themselves out but there needs to be continuous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the scheme has been introduced .
It ’ s a question of finding a way for everyone to co-exist.
” Traders supporting the initiative include Jane Morrison , manager of Cafe Monde , pictured below .
She said : “ It ’ s doing something for air quality and bringing in extra footfall , which will help local traders including the independents .
Everyone in this place seems to think it ’ s a good idea.
” • Residents anger over plan for 20m 5G mast in Southampton The council ’ s Green @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` “ To support social distancing and help boost the local economy , we recently introduced temporary road closures in the Bedford Place area of the city centre .
“ We understand that some concerns have been raised and we are actively engaging with these to make sure that any issues highlighted are addressed in a timely and efficient manner .
`` Our teams have been onsite over the weekend and on Monday to review how the changes are performing and to take any action required .
During the early stages of any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ settling in period as road users adapt to the changes made .
`` We have already installed additional signage to aid this process and will continue to monitor the scheme closely , making any further ongoing changes where necessary.
” He added : `` We would stress that the scheme has only been live since the weekend and we are keen for everyone to give these measures a proper try .
`` They are providing a safer , more spacious environment for people walking while creating the potential for increased trade for local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a crucial part of the ‘ Inside Out ’ initiative , a new joint project that we recently launched alongside the BID to help hospitality businesses introduce new or extended outdoor seating and to simply the application process for pavement licenses .
`` In addition to the Government ’ s ‘ Eat Out to Help Out ’ scheme , we believe this combination of measures will bring a much-needed boost to our local businesses following an incredibly challenging period for the hospitality trade .
`` We reiterate this is a temporary scheme which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Regulation Order .
`` This allows us to assess the impact and effectiveness of any changes made , along with feedback received , before a decision is taken on whether or not they are made permanent .
`` We would encourage anyone wishing to comment on the changes to do so by writing to : Traffic.Orders.Legal @ southampton.gov.uk ”

Part of Bedford Place has been closed to vehicles in a move aimed at enhancing social distancing as well as improving air quality in the area.
Supporters of the experimental scheme say it will increase the number of people visiting shops and bars and help traders recover from the lockdown.
But the partial pedestrianisation of Bedford Place is causing confusion among motorists.
Many of those heading towards the city centre are driving as far as the barrier that marks the start of the new traffic-free zone.
Prevented from reaching Cumberland Place they are turning into Canton Street - only to find they have entered a no through road and need to make a U-turn.
Residents say the situation improved after extra mitigation measures were put in place following the launch of the scheme on Friday.
But problems have continued to occur, sparking fears the area will be hit by traffic problems over the bank holiday weekend.
On Saturday residents held an open-air protest meeting at which they listed their concerns and called for urgent action to resolve the issue.
They said more needed to be done to ensure southbound drivers were diverted before the reached the junction of Bedford Place and Canton Street.
Protester Sonja Kimber said: “It was absolute chaos here on Friday. It’s a narrow street with vehicles parked on both sides and yet people are turning into the road and then trying to turn around.
“Someone was almost knocked off their bicycle and one vehicle reversed into a lamppost.”
The extra measures put in place on Friday night and Saturday morning includes “No Through Road” signs at the top of Canton Street.
Residents welcomed the improvements but said drivers needed to be made aware of the Bedford Place road closure before they reached the area.
One householder said: “Friday was a nightmare. Okay, it was day one of the scheme and the council seem to think things will sort themselves out but there needs to be continuous monitoring.
“I totally understand why the scheme has been introduced. It’s a question of finding a way for everyone to co-exist.”
Traders supporting the initiative include Jane Morrison, manager of Cafe Monde, pictured below.
She said: “It’s doing something for air quality and bringing in extra footfall, which will help local traders including the independents. Everyone in this place seems to think it’s a good idea.”
The council’s Green City boss Cllr Steve Leggett said: "“To support social distancing and help boost the local economy, we recently introduced temporary road closures in the Bedford Place area of the city centre.
“We understand that some concerns have been raised and we are actively engaging with these to make sure that any issues highlighted are addressed in a timely and efficient manner.
"Our teams have been onsite over the weekend and on Monday to review how the changes are performing and to take any action required. During the early stages of any new scheme, we do anticipate a settling in period as road users adapt to the changes made.
Cllr Stephen Leggett
"We have already installed additional signage to aid this process and will continue to monitor the scheme closely, making any further ongoing changes where necessary.”
He added: "We would stress that the scheme has only been live since the weekend and we are keen for everyone to give these measures a proper try.
"They are providing a safer, more spacious environment for people walking while creating the potential for increased trade for local businesses.
"The changes are also a crucial part of the ‘Inside Out’ initiative, a new joint project that we recently launched alongside the BID to help hospitality businesses introduce new or extended outdoor seating and to simply the application process for pavement licenses.
"In addition to the Government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme, we believe this combination of measures will bring a much-needed boost to our local businesses following an incredibly challenging period for the hospitality trade.
"We reiterate this is a temporary scheme which has been implemented under an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order.
"This allows us to assess the impact and effectiveness of any changes made, along with feedback received, before a decision is taken on whether or not they are made permanent.
"We would encourage anyone wishing to comment on the changes to do so by writing to: Traffic.Orders.Legal@southampton.gov.uk”


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Southampton teen arrested on suspicion of assaulting police

A TEEN has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer and making `` threats to kill '' .
@ @ @ @ @ at 3.56pm yesterday , happened at an address in Marchwood , Hampshire Constabulary say .
@ @ @ @ @ said : `` The officers were visiting the boy to warn him about a number @ @ @ @ @ became violent , made threats to kill and assaulted the two attending officers . ''
@ @ @ @ @ on suspicion of making threats to kill and assaulting an emergency worker .
He has @ @ @ @ @ was released under investigation pending further enquiries .

The incident, which occurred at 3.56pm yesterday, happened at an address in Marchwood, Hampshire Constabulary say.
A statement from the force said: "The officers were visiting the boy to warn him about a number of traffic offences when he became violent, made threats to kill and assaulted the two attending officers."
The 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill and assaulting an emergency worker.
He has not yet been charged and was released under investigation pending further enquiries.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Tree falls onto Test Valley railway line

COMMUTERS are facing delays after a tree suddenly fell onto a railway line .
The `` precarious '' tree which fell between the Romsey and Redbridge line on South Western Railway means trains are now running at a reduced speed .
It comes as Storm Francis hits Hampshire , with a warning of danger to life and travel disruption .
Train operators have announced that services running between the line , which goes through Test Valley , are expected to be delayed until 12pm today , while they investigate .
Network Rail Wessex wrote on social media : `` It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Francis , and we 've already had some trees down - like this one near Romsey on the Test Valley line . ''
South Western Railway have posted the following statement on their website : `` We have been informed that there is a precarious tree near the line between Redbridge and Romsey .
This means that trains will run as at a reduced speed towards Romsey whilst we investigate .
`` For further information or onward travel advice please speak to a member of staff or use a station help point .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ that this may cause to your journey . ''

The "precarious" tree which fell between the Romsey and Redbridge line on South Western Railway means trains are now running at a reduced speed.
It comes as Storm Francis hits Hampshire, with a warning of danger to life and travel disruption.
Train operators have announced that services running between the line, which goes through Test Valley, are expected to be delayed until 12pm today, while they investigate.
Network Rail Wessex wrote on social media: "It's windy out there today with Storm Francis, and we've already had some trees down - like this one near Romsey on the Test Valley line."
South Western Railway have posted the following statement on their website: "We have been informed that there is a precarious tree near the line between Redbridge and Romsey. This means that trains will run as at a reduced speed towards Romsey whilst we investigate.
"For further information or onward travel advice please speak to a member of staff or use a station help point. We are very sorry for any delay that this may cause to your journey."


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Cunard extends sailings pause until 2021

A SOUTHAMPTON cruise firm has extended its pause in sailing operations until next year .
Cunard has decided to extend its pause in operations to March 25 in 2021 for its Queen Elizabeth ship , due to guidance from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office .
• Coronavirus : Luxury cruise operator halts operations to protect wellbeing of guests and crew For other ships , the delay will be much longer , with operations not due to start until April 18 2021 for Queen Mary 2 and until May 16 2021 for Queen Victoria .
However they have announced the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a world voyage in 2022 .
Cunard president Simon Palethorpe said : “ We are so sorry to all those guests who were due to sail on any of the cancelled voyages and for the disappointment this news will cause .
After very careful consideration and reviewing the latest guidance , we simply do not feel it would be sensible to start sailing again with our current schedule so we have reviewed future itineraries .
“ Queen Elizabeth has returned to the UK and with ongoing uncertainty over the re-opening of many ports @ @ @ @ @ @ @ practical to continue her planned itineraries for 2021 .
“ Therefore , in addition to the pause in operations , all of Queen Elizabeth ’ s sailings due to depart between March 26 , 2021 and December 13 , 2021 , in and around Australia , Japan and Alaska , will be cancelled .
“ These voyages will be replaced with a programme of shorter duration European holidays ranging from three to 14 nights , departing from Southampton .
These will start at the end of March 2021 , with a series of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the west coast of Ireland and the Scottish Isles .
There will also be short breaks to Amsterdam which will include an overnight in the city , as well as voyages to northern and southern European destinations including Norway and the Iberian coast , with several of these itineraries featuring overnight city stays .
“ Queen Elizabeth ’ s new programme will be completed with a series of seven and 14 night voyages in the Mediterranean , sailing from Barcelona .
It is an exciting new programme which I am sure will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on board Queen Elizabeth will be available to book from September 29 this year .
Simon added : “ Additionally , recognising the immense disappointment of those on board Queen Mary 2 ’ s curtailed World Voyage this year , and the cancellation of her World Voyage in 2021 , we are delighted that Queen Mary 2 will sail a classic World Voyage in 2022 .
This will replace her scheduled sailings departing January 3 , 2022 to April 3 , 2022 , including the voyage to South America.
” The new 104 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ January 10 2022 and include calls to Greece , Dubai , Sri Lanka , Singapore , Vietnam , Hong Kong , Australia and Bali before returning to Southampton via Abu Dhabi , Oman , Italy and Portugal .
The ship will sail through the Suez Canal both on the outbound journey and on return .
It will be bookable , either as a full world voyage or as one of six sectors , from September 8 , 2020 .
“ Given the current uncertainty , the complexity of our scheduled World Voyage with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ countries and continents , each with its own evolving travel regulations was a very real factor in our decision making.
” Cunard will be contacting guests and travel agents who are impacted and , once again , all guests who have had their voyage cancelled will automatically receive an enhanced 125 % Future Cruise Credit or alternatively can fill in the website form for a 100 % refund .
Full details of the changes to operations and options available to guests due to travel on cancelled voyages , as well as the latest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Cunard has decided to extend its pause in operations to March 25 in 2021 for its Queen Elizabeth ship, due to guidance from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
For other ships, the delay will be much longer, with operations not due to start until April 18 2021 for Queen Mary 2 and until May 16 2021 for Queen Victoria.
However they have announced the Queen Mary 2 is set to sail a world voyage in 2022.
Cunard president Simon Palethorpe said: “We are so sorry to all those guests who were due to sail on any of the cancelled voyages and for the disappointment this news will cause. After very careful consideration and reviewing the latest guidance, we simply do not feel it would be sensible to start sailing again with our current schedule so we have reviewed future itineraries.
“Queen Elizabeth has returned to the UK and with ongoing uncertainty over the re-opening of many ports and countries, it is sadly not practical to continue her planned itineraries for 2021.
“Therefore, in addition to the pause in operations, all of Queen Elizabeth’s sailings due to depart between March 26, 2021 and December 13, 2021, in and around Australia, Japan and Alaska, will be cancelled.
“These voyages will be replaced with a programme of shorter duration European holidays ranging from three to 14 nights, departing from Southampton. These will start at the end of March 2021, with a series of scenic voyages around the coast of Cornwall, the west coast of Ireland and the Scottish Isles. There will also be short breaks to Amsterdam which will include an overnight in the city, as well as voyages to northern and southern European destinations including Norway and the Iberian coast, with several of these itineraries featuring overnight city stays.
“Queen Elizabeth’s new programme will be completed with a series of seven and 14 night voyages in the Mediterranean, sailing from Barcelona. It is an exciting new programme which I am sure will have great appeal.”
All new itineraries on board Queen Elizabeth will be available to book from September 29 this year.
Simon added: “Additionally, recognising the immense disappointment of those on board Queen Mary 2’s curtailed World Voyage this year, and the cancellation of her World Voyage in 2021, we are delighted that Queen Mary 2 will sail a classic World Voyage in 2022. This will replace her scheduled sailings departing January 3, 2022 to April 3, 2022, including the voyage to South America.”
The new 104 night adventure will depart from Southampton on January 10 2022 and include calls to Greece, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Australia and Bali before returning to Southampton via Abu Dhabi, Oman, Italy and Portugal. The ship will sail through the Suez Canal both on the outbound journey and on return. It will be bookable, either as a full world voyage or as one of six sectors, from September 8, 2020.
“Given the current uncertainty, the complexity of our scheduled World Voyage with our international mix of guests visiting many countries and continents, each with its own evolving travel regulations was a very real factor in our decision making.”
Cunard will be contacting guests and travel agents who are impacted and, once again, all guests who have had their voyage cancelled will automatically receive an enhanced 125% Future Cruise Credit or alternatively can fill in the website form for a 100% refund.
Full details of the changes to operations and options available to guests due to travel on cancelled voyages, as well as the latest updates, can be found at www.cunard.com.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Storm Francis set to batter Southampton, Eastleigh, Fareham and New Forest

A STORM will sweep the South Coast bringing heavy rain and strong winds .
Storm Francis will batter Southampton and the surrounding areas today and into tomorrow .
Experts are warning of injuries and danger to life in the form of flying debris , large waves and damage to buildings .
The Met Office says the storm will bring disruption to travel disruption and power supplies .
A yellow alert will be in force for Southampton , the New Forest , and the rest of the county until 9am on Wednesday .
Gusts of 55mph to 60mph are widely expected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hills winds could potentially reach up to 70mph .
The Met Office said : “ Storm Francis will bring some very strong winds leading to disruption to travel and power supplies along with potential damage to trees.
” A spokesperson said : “ A spell of very strong winds is likely to develop across the southwest of England and Wales later on Tuesday morning , before spreading east across other parts of England and Wales during the afternoon and evening , clearing into the North Sea on Wednesday morning .
“ Gusts are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a few places , with exposed coasts and hills seeing gusts of around 70 mph .
Whilst not exceptional , winds this strong are unusual for August and they will be accompanied by some heavy rain in places , with possible transport disruption and impacts on outdoor activities.
” The warning comes after Storm Ellen brought strong winds and heavy rain to the county on Friday

Storm Francis will batter Southampton and the surrounding areas today and into tomorrow.
Experts are warning of injuries and danger to life in the form of flying debris, large waves and damage to buildings.
The Met Office says the storm will bring disruption to travel disruption and power supplies.
A yellow alert will be in force for Southampton, the New Forest, and the rest of the county until 9am on Wednesday.
#StormFrancis has been named
A deep area of low pressure will bring heavy rain and the risk of severe gales in places during Tuesday and Wednesday
Warnings have been issued, more information here https://t.co/vdbKXpnseG
stay #WeatherAware pic.twitter.com/UZk11JB7s8 — Met Office (@metoffice) August 24, 2020
Gusts of 55mph to 60mph are widely expected.
Meanwhile, on exposed coasts and hills winds could potentially reach up to 70mph.
The Met Office said: “Storm Francis will bring some very strong winds leading to disruption to travel and power supplies along with potential damage to trees.”
A spokesperson said: “A spell of very strong winds is likely to develop across the southwest of England and Wales later on Tuesday morning, before spreading east across other parts of England and Wales during the afternoon and evening, clearing into the North Sea on Wednesday morning.
“Gusts are likely to reach 55-60 mph for quite a few places, with exposed coasts and hills seeing gusts of around 70 mph. Whilst not exceptional, winds this strong are unusual for August and they will be accompanied by some heavy rain in places, with possible transport disruption and impacts on outdoor activities.”
The warning comes after Storm Ellen brought strong winds and heavy rain to the county on Friday


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Travellers arrive at King George V Playing Ground in Totton

Around `` a dozen caravans and as many cars and vans '' have been parked at King George V Playing @ @ @ @ @ to have arrived at the park off Calmore Road last night .
A police spokesperson @ @ @ @ @ been made aware of reports of an unauthorised encampment at the King George recreational ground @ @ @ @ @ behaviour .
Our officers are currently investigating the encampment , making regular visits as part @ @ @ @ @ while working closely with New Forest District Council in order to resolve this issue .
@ @ @ @ @ the New Forest District Council , continue to monitor the impact on the site from @ @ @ @ @ take appropriate action where necessary .
`` Anyone wishing to report any suspicious activity or @ @ @ @ @ so via our online reporting tool on the Hampshire Constabulary website or by calling 101 @ @ @ @ @ if a crime is in progress , the suspects are at the scene , or @ @ @ @ @ danger then please dial 999 . ''

Around "a dozen caravans and as many cars and vans" have been parked at King George V Playing Ground.
They are reported to have arrived at the park off Calmore Road last night.
A police spokesperson said: "We have been made aware of reports of an unauthorised encampment at the King George recreational ground – including reports of anti-social behaviour. Our officers are currently investigating the encampment, making regular visits as part of their routine patrol plans while working closely with New Forest District Council in order to resolve this issue.
"We, along with the New Forest District Council, continue to monitor the impact on the site from an environmental impact, and take appropriate action where necessary.
"Anyone wishing to report any suspicious activity or a crime, can do so via our online reporting tool on the Hampshire Constabulary website or by calling 101.
"Please remember that if a crime is in progress, the suspects are at the scene, or a person is in immediate danger then please dial 999."
A council spokesperson added: "We are aware of occupants forming an unauthorised encampment on land under the control of Totton & Eling Town Council since Friday 21 August. We are working with and assisting the police, Totton & Eling Town Council and occupants of the land to resolve the situation."


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Tree crashes across Southampton road

Tree crashes across Southampton road

A TREE has crashed across a Southampton road as the second storm in a week batters the country .
A tree fell across Seymour Road in Upper Shirley at around 3pm on Monday .
The road was blocked late into the night as work was done to clear access .
A duty officer from Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service attended the incident and a cordon was put in place .
However , the matter was handed over to Southampton City Council .
None one was injured .
The Daily Echo has contacted the city council for comment .
It comes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A yellow alert will be in force for Southampton and the surrounding areas until 9am tomorrow .
Winds up to 60mph are widely expected with potential for winds to reach up to 70mph on exposed coats and hills , according to the Met Office .
Residents are being warned of injuries and danger to life in the form of flying debris and large waves , damage to buildings , travel disruption and power cuts could potentially occur .
The Met Office said : “ Storm Francis will bring some very strong winds leading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ along with potential damage to trees.
” A spokesperson said : “ A spell of very strong winds is likely to develop across the southwest of England and Wales later on Tuesday morning , before spreading east across other parts of England and Wales during the afternoon and evening , clearing into the North Sea on Wednesday morning .
“ Gusts are likely to reach 55-60 mph for quite a few places , with exposed coasts and hills seeing gusts of around 70 mph .
Whilst not exceptional , winds this strong are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accompanied by some heavy rain in places , with possible transport disruption and impacts on outdoor activities.
” The warning comes just days after Storm Ellen brought strong winds and heavy rain to the county on Friday .

A tree fell across Seymour Road in Upper Shirley at around 3pm on Monday.
The road was blocked late into the night as work was done to clear access.
A duty officer from Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service attended the incident and a cordon was put in place.
However, the matter was handed over to Southampton City Council.
None one was injured.
The Daily Echo has contacted the city council for comment.
It comes as storm Francis sweeps across the county
A yellow alert will be in force for Southampton and the surrounding areas until 9am tomorrow.
Winds up to 60mph are widely expected with potential for winds to reach up to 70mph on exposed coats and hills, according to the Met Office.
Residents are being warned of injuries and danger to life in the form of flying debris and large waves, damage to buildings, travel disruption and power cuts could potentially occur.
The Met Office said: “Storm Francis will bring some very strong winds leading to disruption to travel and power supplies along with potential damage to trees.”
A spokesperson said: “A spell of very strong winds is likely to develop across the southwest of England and Wales later on Tuesday morning, before spreading east across other parts of England and Wales during the afternoon and evening, clearing into the North Sea on Wednesday morning.
“Gusts are likely to reach 55-60 mph for quite a few places, with exposed coasts and hills seeing gusts of around 70 mph. Whilst not exceptional, winds this strong are unusual for August and they will be accompanied by some heavy rain in places, with possible transport disruption and impacts on outdoor activities.”
The warning comes just days after Storm Ellen brought strong winds and heavy rain to the county on Friday.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--James Laurie 'grabbed girl by throat in Southampton carjacking’

A TEENAGE murder victim is said to have held his hand on a young girl ’ s throat as they “ tussled ” for her car keys .
James Laurie “ lunged ” through a car door and snatched a set of keys from a teenage girl shortly before he died .
• Teen burgled flat the night he was stabbed He gripped her throat , leaving her with red marks and shouted “ everyone get out of the car ” , a court heard .
The 17-year-old unleashed a torrent of abuse during the “ terrifying ” ordeal in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year .
James then reportedly threw the keys back and forth between two friends , in Lindsay Road , Southampton .
• Boy accused of killing Southampton teen told police he didn ’ t know he 'd stabbed anyone One of them would later smash the girl ’ s car windows with a spade handle .
James died the same day from a single stab wound .
A 15-year-old boy , who can not be named for legal reasons , is said to have jumped out of the car and lunged at him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the chest .
The court also confirmed that the boy , who was previously reported to be from Andover , is actually from Portsmouth .
He stands trial for murder , a charge which he denies and instead argues he was acting in self-defence .
• Boy on trial for murder 'routinely armed himself ' with knives Defence barrister , James Newton-Price QC summed up his case at Winchester Crown Court on Monday .
During proceedings he quoted the witness statement of a 17-year-old girl who had driven with the defendant to meet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Thornhill area of the city .
Mr Newton-Price described the event as a carjacking and a terrifying experience for the girl .
He said how things turned “ very ugly , very quickly ” and how James and his friends had been on an offending “ spree ” that night .
Mr Newton-Price told the court about “ 11 previous occasions when James had a knife or blade in his possession and threatened others ” .
In 2017 he stabbed a man in the buttock and in the left leg when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ car .
At the time of his death he was under investigation for possessing a knife in a public place .
Mr Newton-Price argued the defendant was acting “ instinctively ” when he got out the car .
The Honourable Mrs Justice May is due sum up the facts of the case today .

James Laurie “lunged” through a car door and snatched a set of keys from a teenage girl shortly before he died.
He gripped her throat, leaving her with red marks and shouted “everyone get out of the car”, a court heard.
The 17-year-old unleashed a torrent of abuse during the “terrifying” ordeal in the early hours of January 19 this year.
James then reportedly threw the keys back and forth between two friends, in Lindsay Road, Southampton.
One of them would later smash the girl’s car windows with a spade handle.
James died the same day from a single stab wound.
A 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is said to have jumped out of the car and lunged at him with a knife fatally stabbing him in the chest.
The court also confirmed that the boy, who was previously reported to be from Andover, is actually from Portsmouth. He stands trial for murder, a charge which he denies and instead argues he was acting in self-defence.
Defence barrister, James Newton-Price QC summed up his case at Winchester Crown Court on Monday.
During proceedings he quoted the witness statement of a 17-year-old girl who had driven with the defendant to meet a friend at a “party” in the Thornhill area of the city.
Mr Newton-Price described the event as a carjacking and a terrifying experience for the girl.
He said how things turned “very ugly, very quickly” and how James and his friends had been on an offending “spree” that night.
Mr Newton-Price told the court about “11 previous occasions when James had a knife or blade in his possession and threatened others”.
In 2017 he stabbed a man in the buttock and in the left leg when trying to steal his car keys and car.
At the time of his death he was under investigation for possessing a knife in a public place. Mr Newton-Price argued the defendant was acting “instinctively” when he got out the car.
The Honourable Mrs Justice May is due sum up the facts of the case today.
The trial continues.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Manuka honey stolen from Holland and Barrett in Southampton

A MAN has been jailed following a crime spree during which he stole over £1,000 of honey .
Leigh Thomas Armsden stole Manuka honey worth a total of £1,309.91 in seven separate raids .
The 45-year-old targeted Holland and Barrett stores in Southampton between February 28 and April 4 this year .
• Gangs of moped riding youths target vans across city in spate of thefts • 'Habitual thief ' banned from Hampshire borough for nine months On March 25 alone he stole £599-worth of honey .
Of no fixed address , Armsden appeared before Southampton Crown Court via video @ @ @ @ @ @ @ August 19 .
He faced a string of charges dating back to December last year .
These included shoplifting perfume , stealing from the Salvation Army as well as Poundland , a non-dwelling burglary and assaulting two emergency workers in March .
Armsden pleaded guilty to all offences at Southampton Crown Court .
• Serial thief who targeted supermarkets , attacked shop workers and scammed residents is given ‘ one last chance ’ He had been due to be sentenced last Tuesday , however , had complained he “ was not well ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” by his bed , Armsden had failed to attend .
Judge Christopher Parker QC jailed him the next day for 12 months .
According to the Holland and Barrett website Manuka honey boasts antibacterial and soothing properties .
• Drug dealing dad of three is spared jail The “ high-quality ” honey is reportedly held in high regard in the health world .
It is “ special ” because it is made by bees who use the Manuka bush – a plant from New Zealand .
A 250g pot can fetch up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ website .

Leigh Thomas Armsden stole Manuka honey worth a total of £1,309.91 in seven separate raids.
The 45-year-old targeted Holland and Barrett stores in Southampton between February 28 and April 4 this year.
On March 25 alone he stole £599-worth of honey.
Of no fixed address, Armsden appeared before Southampton Crown Court via video link from HMP Winchester on Wednesday, August 19.
He faced a string of charges dating back to December last year.
These included shoplifting perfume, stealing from the Salvation Army as well as Poundland, a non-dwelling burglary and assaulting two emergency workers in March.
Armsden pleaded guilty to all offences at Southampton Crown Court.
He had been due to be sentenced last Tuesday, however, had complained he “was not well”. Found with a “drug pipe” by his bed, Armsden had failed to attend.
Judge Christopher Parker QC jailed him the next day for 12 months.
According to the Holland and Barrett website Manuka honey boasts antibacterial and soothing properties.
The “high-quality” honey is reportedly held in high regard in the health world.
It is “special” because it is made by bees who use the Manuka bush – a plant from New Zealand.
A 250g pot can fetch up to £149.99 on the Holland and Barrett website.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Tributes to Emily Lewis killed in boat crash on Southampton Water

TRIBUTES have been paid to a `` beautiful , kind and compassionate '' teenager who was killed in a boat accident on Southampton Water .
Emily Lewis , 15 , was tragically killed after a speedboat collision in the water between Netley Abbey and Hythe on Saturday morning .
As reported , emergency services rushed to the scene on Saturday morning following the fatal crash between a charter rib and a buoy .
The crash took place in Southampton Water .
Main picture : Solent News Twelve people who were on board the boat were taken to hospital after the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's tribute to 'beautiful daughter ' who died after Southampton boat crash Now , Emily 's family have paid tribute to her .
They said : `` Our beautiful daughter Emily passed away on Saturday .
“ We suffered from broken bones , but the emotional pain far outweighs the physical .
“ We are all in shock that our beautiful daughter and sister is no longer with us , and words just don ’ t seem available to express our deep sense of loss.
” Emily 's father Simon Lewis , his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sister Amy , 19 , had all been on the rib which was heading into the Solent when it struck a navigation buoy .
• Detectives say Isle of Wight ferry passengers could have key details on fatal boat crash Stuart Parkes , the headteacher of Brookfield School where Emily was a student , described her as a `` kind and compassionate '' young lady .
He said : `` Emily was a kind and compassionate young lady who cared deeply about those around her .
“ Her caring showed no bounds ; @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to becoming a student leader with aspirations to help shape the education of every student in our school .
“ She was a creative soul who loved textiles and design and who showed great potential .
She was motivated and dedicated to her studies , a positive example to all .
“ Emily was a bright , conscientious student who will be sorely missed by all staff and students at Brookfield.
” Police investigating the incident have today announced that they are to continue the investigation into the `` exact circumstances '' on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Police said : `` We are investigating the exact circumstances of the collision , which saw 11 other people taken to hospital for treatment , and continue to appeal for any information or footage that could help .
`` Were you on a ferry heading to East Cowes from Southampton at 10am ?
Perhaps you were out on the water on Saturday 22 August , between Netley Abbey and Hythe Pier ?
`` Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101 , quoting Operation Orange .
`` You can also submit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Major Incident Public Portal here : https : //mipp.police.uk/operation/44HC20W09-PO1 . ''

Emily Lewis, 15, was tragically killed after a speedboat collision in the water between Netley Abbey and Hythe on Saturday morning.
As reported, emergency services rushed to the scene on Saturday morning following the fatal crash between a charter rib and a buoy.
The crash took place in Southampton Water. Main picture: Solent News
Twelve people who were on board the boat were taken to hospital after the crash at around 10.10am.
Now, Emily's family have paid tribute to her.
They said: "Our beautiful daughter Emily passed away on Saturday.
“We suffered from broken bones, but the emotional pain far outweighs the physical.
“We are all in shock that our beautiful daughter and sister is no longer with us, and words just don’t seem available to express our deep sense of loss.”
Emily's father Simon Lewis, his wife Nikki and Emily’s older sister Amy, 19, had all been on the rib which was heading into the Solent when it struck a navigation buoy.
Mrs Lewis and Amy both suffered broken arms.
Stuart Parkes, the headteacher of Brookfield School where Emily was a student, described her as a "kind and compassionate" young lady.
He said: "Emily was a kind and compassionate young lady who cared deeply about those around her.
“Her caring showed no bounds; from volunteering to support new students through to becoming a student leader with aspirations to help shape the education of every student in our school.
“She was a creative soul who loved textiles and design and who showed great potential. She was motivated and dedicated to her studies, a positive example to all.
“Emily was a bright, conscientious student who will be sorely missed by all staff and students at Brookfield.”
Police investigating the incident have today announced that they are to continue the investigation into the "exact circumstances" on the collision.
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said: "We are investigating the exact circumstances of the collision, which saw 11 other people taken to hospital for treatment, and continue to appeal for any information or footage that could help.
"Were you on a ferry heading to East Cowes from Southampton at 10am? Perhaps you were out on the water on Saturday 22 August, between Netley Abbey and Hythe Pier?
"Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, quoting Operation Orange.
"You can also submit information and visually recorded evidence via the Major Incident Public Portal here: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/44HC20W09-PO1."


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Plan for former Romsey World of Water site revealed

More than 100 residents have had their say on a multimillion-pound `` nature-based campus '' in Romsey , which could create 150 jobs .
An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council ( TVBC ) to knock down the old aquatic centre , Romsey World of Water in Greatbridge Road , and transform it into a site that would feature a cafe , visitors ’ centre and a place to view birds on the Fishlake Meadows Nature Reserve - next to the development .
If approved , the £10m scheme would boast 226 car parking spaces , including ten @ @ @ @ @ @ @ space , flexible community space and offices .
The site was occupied by Southern Aquatics & Pets until June 30 after Romsey World of Water went bust in January .
Now , residents have revealed their support for the plans after attending two sessions at the Town Hall , Market Place , on Friday and Saturday .
• World of Water in Romsey closes after 36 years Jane Gooden , who lives in Braishfield , said : `` I fundamentally want this to be a nature reserve , so we can go for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ in Fishlake Meadows ] , rather than potentially having children on swings in the vegetable growing area , because everywhere seems to have play areas now .
`` The key thing is this will be another way to access the nature reserve and it is not a place where children will be racing up and down the boardwalk . ''
A Romsey woman said : `` I came here to have a closer look at the plans , because I live nearby and I have walked around there a lot , particularly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make sure the area does n't become overdeveloped .
`` If the buildings are wooden like they are in the photos then I 'm sure it will look lovely and it would be a really positive investment for the town . ''
Another resident from Totton said : `` I have been a member of the Hampshire Wildlife Trust for 30 years and I learnt about this through an email , which is what prompted me to come to here .
`` I think it is a lovely idea and I am a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right up my street . ''
Lead consultant and director of HPW Architecture Ltd , Gary Wilburn , said : “ We were delighted to welcome 148 attendees at Friday and Saturday 's public consultation at the town hall .
`` Their response over the two days was resoundingly positive with helpful , relevant suggestions that will inform and enhance the scheme to the benefit of the people of Romsey . ''
As reported , the 57-year-old said the applicant , Azure One Limited , was `` keen to show '' what the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plans are given the green light by planning chiefs on Monday , November 16 .
He added the “ nature-based campus ” could generate “ 150 jobs ” , “ provides a £10m green infrastructure investment ” and would give better access to the nature reserve .
Azure One Limited has also been working with Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust ( HIWWT ) to “ ensure the development improves the area for wildlife and offers opportunities for those working or visiting to enjoy and connect with nature ” , according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on World of Water site in Romsey Chief Executive of HIWWT , Debbie Tann , said : “ This disused site sits next to our nature reserve , Fishlake Meadows – a wonderful wildlife haven on the edge of Romsey .
“ There is a real opportunity to bring nature to the fore here and we are happy to be working with the team to help ensure that the development is sensitive to the special wildlife of our nature reserve , and delivers genuine benefits for both wildlife and local people .
”

An application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to knock down the old aquatic centre, Romsey World of Water in Greatbridge Road, and transform it into a site that would feature a cafe, visitors’ centre and a place to view birds on the Fishlake Meadows Nature Reserve - next to the development.
If approved, the £10m scheme would boast 226 car parking spaces, including ten disabled spaces, as well as retail space, flexible community space and offices.
The site was occupied by Southern Aquatics & Pets until June 30 after Romsey World of Water went bust in January.
Now, residents have revealed their support for the plans after attending two sessions at the Town Hall, Market Place, on Friday and Saturday.
Jane Gooden, who lives in Braishfield, said: "I fundamentally want this to be a nature reserve, so we can go for a walk and enjoy seeing the birds [in Fishlake Meadows], rather than potentially having children on swings in the vegetable growing area, because everywhere seems to have play areas now.
"The key thing is this will be another way to access the nature reserve and it is not a place where children will be racing up and down the boardwalk."
A Romsey woman said: "I came here to have a closer look at the plans, because I live nearby and I have walked around there a lot, particularly during lockdown, so I want to make sure the area doesn't become overdeveloped.
"If the buildings are wooden like they are in the photos then I'm sure it will look lovely and it would be a really positive investment for the town."
Another resident from Totton said: "I have been a member of the Hampshire Wildlife Trust for 30 years and I learnt about this through an email, which is what prompted me to come to here.
"I think it is a lovely idea and I am a keen bird watcher, so this is right up my street."
Lead consultant and director of HPW Architecture Ltd, Gary Wilburn, said: “We were delighted to welcome 148 attendees at Friday and Saturday's public consultation at the town hall.
"Their response over the two days was resoundingly positive with helpful, relevant suggestions that will inform and enhance the scheme to the benefit of the people of Romsey."
As reported, the 57-year-old said the applicant, Azure One Limited, was "keen to show" what the proposed development will look like if the plans are given the green light by planning chiefs on Monday, November 16.
He added the “nature-based campus” could generate “150 jobs”, “provides a £10m green infrastructure investment” and would give better access to the nature reserve.
Azure One Limited has also been working with Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust (HIWWT) to “ensure the development improves the area for wildlife and offers opportunities for those working or visiting to enjoy and connect with nature”, according to Gary.
Chief Executive of HIWWT, Debbie Tann, said: “This disused site sits next to our nature reserve, Fishlake Meadows – a wonderful wildlife haven on the edge of Romsey.
“There is a real opportunity to bring nature to the fore here and we are happy to be working with the team to help ensure that the development is sensitive to the special wildlife of our nature reserve, and delivers genuine benefits for both wildlife and local people.”


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Horse tied up 'with wire' in Toothill Road, Romsey

A STABLE worker is on the hunt for the perpetrator who allegedly tied up her horse with electrical wire .
Paige Saunders , 19 , came to her horror one morning , when she discovered that her horse Prince was injured and had his front and back hooves tied with wire .
The stable day care worker keeps her beloved horse at a stable just outside of Romsey and has had him for two years since he became a yearling .
Prince suffered friction burns to one of his rear legs at the field on Toothill Road and was found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` I knew something was wrong because when I arrive , they always come over to me and they didn ’ t .
I saw him stamping his leg then I noticed that there was something round his leg . ''
Prince now has a very sore wound which Paige and her fellow stable workers are dealing with .
She added : `` I hate the feeling that someone was by my horse and I would like the person who did it to be found . ''
The field supervisor , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , said that the wire had been deliberately tied round the horse 's hooves .
She said : `` It definitely was not a horse getting tangled in electric fence tape as it had clearly been tied in a double knot around his fetlock .
Paige had to cut it with scissors .
`` They are fastidious horse owners who would not leave bits of loose tape lying around .
It ’ s the connotations associated with it - invasion of safety , privacy , the horses ' mental well being and trust @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are family to us so the whole thing is very worrying . ''
The stable team plan to implement CCTV into the stables for any possible future incidents .
A spokesperson for Hampshire Police said : `` We have received a report of a horse having electrical wire tied around one of its legs and suffering friction burns to one of its rear legs in a field on Toothill Road sometime between 4.30pm on Saturday August 22 and 9.30am the following morning .
`` Anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area should @ @ @ @ @ @ @

Paige Saunders, 19, came to her horror one morning, when she discovered that her horse Prince was injured and had his front and back hooves tied with wire.
The stable day care worker keeps her beloved horse at a stable just outside of Romsey and has had him for two years since he became a yearling.
Prince suffered friction burns to one of his rear legs at the field on Toothill Road and was found at 9.30am on Sunday morning.
Paige said: "I knew something was wrong because when I arrive, they always come over to me and they didn’t. I saw him stamping his leg then I noticed that there was something round his leg."
Prince now has a very sore wound which Paige and her fellow stable workers are dealing with.
She added: "I hate the feeling that someone was by my horse and I would like the person who did it to be found."
The field supervisor, who did not wish to be named, said that the wire had been deliberately tied round the horse's hooves.
She said: "It definitely was not a horse getting tangled in electric fence tape as it had clearly been tied in a double knot around his fetlock. Paige had to cut it with scissors.
"They are fastidious horse owners who would not leave bits of loose tape lying around. It’s the connotations associated with it - invasion of safety, privacy, the horses' mental well being and trust of humans."
"Our horses are family to us so the whole thing is very worrying."
The stable team plan to implement CCTV into the stables for any possible future incidents.
A spokesperson for Hampshire Police said: "We have received a report of a horse having electrical wire tied around one of its legs and suffering friction burns to one of its rear legs in a field on Toothill Road sometime between 4.30pm on Saturday August 22 and 9.30am the following morning.
"Anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area should call 101, quoting 44200323574."


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Dead fish floating in Eastleigh lakes

Dead fish floating in Eastleigh lakes

Fish have been dying in local lakes as oxygen levels in the water have dropped .
The drop is said to be down to the hot weather which has caused algae to grow , the local angling club says .
Recent heavy rain has then killed the algae , which sinks to the bottom of the lake and decomposes , using up oxygen in the water - and depriving it from the fish .
To solve the issue , which has been causing dead fish to float on the surface of several lakes in the area , Eastleigh and District @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aerators to increase the amount of oxygen .
Dave Banks , chairman of the angling club said : “ We ’ ve had several lakes that have had a problem , we ’ ve got Hiltingbury up in Chandlers Ford which has got a lot of dead fish , making it stink apparently and also Lakeside , where fish have been seen gasping for air over the last few days.
” • £10m scheme for World of Water site will create 150 jobs The levels of oxygen in the lake had reportedly dropped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the efforts of the Angling Club and it ’ s associates , the levels are now back up to around 80 % .
Dave added : “ The last couple of years where we ’ ve had really high temperatures and then rain it ’ s been quite bad .
We ’ ve got one guy at the moment going to all the lakes testing the oxygen and two guys have been sleeping down at lakeside so the pump doesn ’ t get stolen , so we ’ ve got about 8 or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lakes have been monitored by staff at the Environment Agency over the weekend .
A spokesperson said : “ Reports of fish in distress often increase in the summer due to natural processes reducing oxygen levels in the water .
“ Hot , sunny weather can lead to low flows in rivers , and small still waters are particularly susceptible as ponds and lakes start to warm up.
” The lakes belong to Eastleigh Borough Council which leases the lakes to the Angling Club .
A council spokesperson said : “ Eastleigh & @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first reports of fish struggling to breathe at the lakes on Friday , and used a pump and generator to aerate the water .

The drop is said to be down to the hot weather which has caused algae to grow, the local angling club says.
Recent heavy rain has then killed the algae, which sinks to the bottom of the lake and decomposes, using up oxygen in the water - and depriving it from the fish.
To solve the issue, which has been causing dead fish to float on the surface of several lakes in the area, Eastleigh and District Angling Club have been using pumps and aerators to increase the amount of oxygen.
Dave Banks, chairman of the angling club said: “We’ve had several lakes that have had a problem, we’ve got Hiltingbury up in Chandlers Ford which has got a lot of dead fish, making it stink apparently and also Lakeside, where fish have been seen gasping for air over the last few days.”
The levels of oxygen in the lake had reportedly dropped to below 30%, but following the efforts of the Angling Club and it’s associates, the levels are now back up to around 80%.
Dave added: “The last couple of years where we’ve had really high temperatures and then rain it’s been quite bad. We’ve got one guy at the moment going to all the lakes testing the oxygen and two guys have been sleeping down at lakeside so the pump doesn’t get stolen, so we’ve got about 8 or 10 people involved in total.”
The lakes have been monitored by staff at the Environment Agency over the weekend. A spokesperson said: “Reports of fish in distress often increase in the summer due to natural processes reducing oxygen levels in the water.
“Hot, sunny weather can lead to low flows in rivers, and small still waters are particularly susceptible as ponds and lakes start to warm up.”
The lakes belong to Eastleigh Borough Council which leases the lakes to the Angling Club. A council spokesperson said: “Eastleigh & District Angling Club acted swiftly upon the first reports of fish struggling to breathe at the lakes on Friday, and used a pump and generator to aerate the water.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Asda, Lidl, Holland & Barrett, Iceland, Tesco and Ocado urgently recall products

An urgent product recall alert has been issued by the Food Standards Agency ( FSA ) on products sold at Asda , Lidl , Holland & Barrett , Iceland , Tesco and Ocado over fears they contain salmonella .
Here 's a round-up of the latest items to be recalled .
Lidl GB have recalled Deluxe Dark Chocolate Muesli Bar with Brazils and Cranberries because the product might contain salmonella .
• Product name : Deluxe Dark Chocolate Muesli Bar with Brazils and Cranberries Lidl said : `` If you have bought the above product do not eat it .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ from where it was bought for a full refund .
`` Lidl GB wishes to apologise for any inconvenience caused .
`` Any customers with queries or concerns can contact Customer Services on 0370 444 1234 or customer.services @ lidl.co.uk . ''
Hand2Mouth Ltd have recalled various products containing Brazil nuts because they may contain salmonella .
This recall is linked to FSA-PRIN-37-2020 and FSA-PRIN-38-2020 .
The products were sold in stores such as Asda , Tesco , Sainsbury 's and Iceland .
The items on the recall list are : • Best @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • Best before : August 2020 to June 2021 • Best before : August 2020 to June 2021 • Best before : August 2020 to June 2021 • Best before : August 2020 to June 2021 • Best before : August 2020 to June 2021 If you have bought any of the above products do not eat them .
Instead , return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund .
What have the Paleo Foods Co. recalled ?
The Paleo Foods Co. have recalled Cocoa & Hazelnut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may contain salmonella .
The products have been sold in stores such as Holland & Barrett , Amazon , Selfridges and Ocado .
The products on the recall list include : Again , if you have bought any of the above products do not eat them .
Instead , return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund .
What have Rude Health Food Ltd recalled ?
Rude Health Food Ltd has taken the precautionary step of recalling The Ultimate Muesli containing brazil nuts because they may contain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stores such as Amazon , Holland & Barrett , Sainsbury 's , Waitrose and Ocado .
The item on the recall list is : If you have bought the above product , do not eat it .
Instead , return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund .

Here's a round-up of the latest items to be recalled.
What have Lidl recalled?
Lidl GB have recalled Deluxe Dark Chocolate Muesli Bar with Brazils and Cranberries because the product might contain salmonella.
Product name: Deluxe Dark Chocolate Muesli Bar with Brazils and Cranberries
Pack size: 3 x 45g
Best before/end of: August 2020, September 2020, October 2020, December 2020, January 2021, February 2021, March 2021, April 2021
Lidl said: "If you have bought the above product do not eat it. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund.
"Lidl GB wishes to apologise for any inconvenience caused.
"Any customers with queries or concerns can contact Customer Services on 0370 444 1234 or customer.services@lidl.co.uk."
What have Hand2Mouth Ltd recalled?
Hand2Mouth Ltd have recalled various products containing Brazil nuts because they may contain salmonella.
This recall is linked to FSA-PRIN-37-2020 and FSA-PRIN-38-2020.
The products were sold in stores such as Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Iceland.
The items on the recall list are:
Eat Natural fruit & nut bar brazil & sultana with peanuts and almonds
Pack size: 35g bar
Best before: August 2020 to June 2021
Eat Natural fruit & nut bar brazil & sultana with peanuts and almonds
Pack size: 50g bar
Best before: August 2020 to June 2021
Eat Natural fruit & nut bars brazil & sultana with peanuts and almonds
Pack size: 4x35g multipack
Best before: August 2020 to June 2021
Eat Natural fruit & nut bars brazil & sultana with peanuts and almonds
Pack size: 3x50g multipack
Best before: August 2020 to June 2021
Eat Natural fruit & nut bars brazil & sultana with peanuts and almonds
Pack size: 12x50g counter pack
Best before: August 2020 to June 2021
Eat Natural 20 assorted fruit & nut bars brazil & sultana with peanuts and almonds
Pack size: 20x50g assorted mix pack
Best before: August 2020 to June 2021
HEMA Natural Bar Fruit & Nut
Pack size: 50g bar
Best before: 31 August 2020, 30 November 2020, 28 February 2021, 31 March 2021
HEMA Natural Bar Fruit & Nut
Pack size: 16x50g bar
Best before: 31 August 2020, 30 November 2020, 28 February 2021, 31 March 2021
If you have bought any of the above products do not eat them. Instead, return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund.
What have the Paleo Foods Co. recalled?
The Paleo Foods Co. have recalled Cocoa & Hazelnut Grain-Free Granola containing Brazil nuts because they may contain salmonella.
The products have been sold in stores such as Holland & Barrett, Amazon, Selfridges and Ocado.
The products on the recall list include:
Paleo Foods Cocoa & Hazelnut Grain-Free Granola
Pack size: 285g pack
Best before: August 2020, September 2020, October 2020, November 2020, January 2021, February 2021, March 2021
Paleo Foods Cocoa & Hazelnut Grain-Free Granola
Pack size: 6x285g pack
Best before: August 2020, September 2020, October 2020, November 2020, January 2021, February 2021, March 2021
Again, if you have bought any of the above products do not eat them. Instead, return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund.
Customers should email: hello@paleofoodscompany.com.
What have Rude Health Food Ltd recalled?
Rude Health Food Ltd has taken the precautionary step of recalling The Ultimate Muesli containing brazil nuts because they may contain salmonella.
The products were sold in stores such as Amazon, Holland & Barrett, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Ocado.
The item on the recall list is:
Rude Health The Ultimate Muesli
Pack size: 500g
Best before: 12 June 2021, 24 June 2021, 20 July 2021, 21 July 2021
If you have bought the above product, do not eat it. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund.


thedailyecho--2020-08-25--Multi-storey car park off M3 in Bar End, Winchester

BUILDING work is set to be begin soon on a new multi-storey car park in Bar End in Winchester The city council won £5.6m from the M3 Local Enterprise Partnership to put the structure on the former Vaultex site off Barfield Close .
Cllr Martin Tod told the city council cabinet : `` This is an important part of our contribution to the city 's movement strategy , making it easier to access the city .
`` Makes it cheap and easy to park and walk or park and cycle without having to drive into the city centre .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leisure centre . ''
Cllr Tod said the new car park would have a 'live green wall ' of vegetation to reduce the visual impact .
`` We are not about to do a South West Trains on anybody '' referring to the two `` particularly horrible '' SWT multi-deck car parks at the train station .
The cabinet approved the launch of procuring a contractor to build the 300-space structure .
There will be no surface car park before work starts .
Cllr Steve Miller , for the Conservatives , pointed out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ site , previously a money store , in 2018 .
Hampshire County Councillor Jan Warwick , former Conservative City Council Cabinet member , said : “ I am so pleased that one of our key investments in Winchester ’ s infrastructure is continuing to pay off .
`` The additional central government investment will help reduce congestion , improve air quality and combat climate change in Winchester .
”

The city council won £5.6m from the M3 Local Enterprise Partnership to put the structure on the former Vaultex site off Barfield Close.
Cllr Martin Tod told the city council cabinet: "This is an important part of our contribution to the city's movement strategy, making it easier to access the city.
"Makes it cheap and easy to park and walk or park and cycle without having to drive into the city centre. It will be important support for the new leisure centre."
Cllr Tod said the new car park would have a 'live green wall' of vegetation to reduce the visual impact. "We are not about to do a South West Trains on anybody" referring to the two "particularly horrible" SWT multi-deck car parks at the train station.
The cabinet approved the launch of procuring a contractor to build the 300-space structure.
There will be no surface car park before work starts.
Cllr Steve Miller, for the Conservatives, pointed out that his group had bought the Vaultex site, previously a money store, in 2018.
Hampshire County Councillor Jan Warwick, former Conservative City Council Cabinet member, said: “I am so pleased that one of our key investments in Winchester’s infrastructure is continuing to pay off.
"The additional central government investment will help reduce congestion, improve air quality and combat climate change in Winchester. ”