thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Southampton attack leaves woman injured and man in hospital

A MOPED gang attack has left a woman injured and man in hospital .
A group of up to six people with mopeds surrounded a 31-year-old man and 22-year-old woman who were walking on Tangmere Drive , Southampton on Thursday night .
The man was rushed to hospital after being stabbed .
Meanwhile , the woman who had her phone stolen was also injured during the attack shortly before 11pm .
According to police , the incident is being treated as racially aggravated as the gang is said to have verbally abused the man before attacking him .
A police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 5 or 6 people with mopeds were reported to have approached a 31-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman who were walking on Tangmere Drive and stabbed the man .
• Crime crack down following 'serious violence' '' The woman also received injuries and reportedly had her mobile phone stolen .
`` Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information as to who may have been involved should call us on 101 quoting 44200391172 .
Alternatively , people can call Crimestoppers 100 % anonymously on 0800 555 111 . ''
• Police cordon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A 16-year-old boy from Southampton has been arrested on suspicion of robbery , GBH and possession of Class B drugs .
He remains in police custody at this time .

A group of up to six people with mopeds surrounded a 31-year-old man and 22-year-old woman who were walking on Tangmere Drive, Southampton on Thursday night.
The man was rushed to hospital after being stabbed.
Meanwhile, the woman who had her phone stolen was also injured during the attack shortly before 11pm.
According to police, the incident is being treated as racially aggravated as the gang is said to have verbally abused the man before attacking him.
A police spokesperson said: "A group of 5 or 6 people with mopeds were reported to have approached a 31-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman who were walking on Tangmere Drive and stabbed the man.
"The woman also received injuries and reportedly had her mobile phone stolen.
"Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information as to who may have been involved should call us on 101 quoting 44200391172. Alternatively, people can call Crimestoppers 100% anonymously on 0800 555 111."
A 16-year-old boy from Southampton has been arrested on suspicion of robbery, GBH and possession of Class B drugs.
He remains in police custody at this time.


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Prof Stephen Holgate recognised in Queens Birthday Honours

EXPERTS who have played a key role in the fight against Covid-19 are among the people who have been recognised in the Queen 's Birthday Honours .
They have guided the government during the development of its coronavirus policies while making tireless efforts to create a vaccine against the deadly virus .
The compilation of the honours list was deferred pending the nomination of people who played crucial roles during the first months of the Covid-19 effort .
Prof Stephen Holgate , Medical Research Council clinical professor of immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton , is knighted for his services @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of pharmaceutical company Synairgen , which has developed an inhaled coronavirus treatment , with early trials showing 79 % of hospital patients who took the drug had a lower risk of developing severe disease .
Prof Holgate said : `` This award is a great surprise to me .
`` After lacking the limelight for so long , it is wonderful that the dedication , imagination and courage of so many colleagues is now being recognised in positioning lung disease as a top medical priority . ''
Prof Holgate is one of three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Prof Paul Elkington , Professor of Respiratory Medicine , is honoured for services to medicine , particularly during Covid-19 .
And Prof Jackline Wahba .
Professor of Economics , is honoured for services to economic policy .
Earlier this year she was elected a member of the Royal Economic Society .
Prof Ed Hill , chief executive of the National Oceanography Centre , receives a CBE for services to ocean and environmental sciences .
He said , “ I am delighted and honoured to receive this award , which I feel is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ National Oceanography Centre has been taking as a force for good all over the world . ''
• New mayor of Romsey appointed at annual ceremony Southampton resident Nicole Geraghty , maintenance scheduler at Briggs Marine in Fife , Scotland , is honoured for services to the community during Covid-19 .
Dorothy Baverstock , a member of Test Valley Borough Council and a former mayor of Romsey , is honoured for services to the community in Romsey .
She was elected mayor in 2018 , when she succeeded Ian Hibberd .
Brockenhurst resident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Comic Relief , for services to voluntary and charitable services .
Jane White , adviser to the Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee at the House of Lords , for services to Parliament .
Vera Margaret Collings , for services to the community in Winchester.. Roger Henry Tym , for services to the community in Stockbridge .
Ronald David Williamson , for services to the community in Bishop 's Waltham.. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said : `` This year 's honours recipients are a testament to the sort of country we are - caring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a global pandemic .
`` The hard work and dedication of these local , often unsung heroes has helped carry us through .
I congratulate them all . ''

They have guided the government during the development of its coronavirus policies while making tireless efforts to create a vaccine against the deadly virus.
The compilation of the honours list was deferred pending the nomination of people who played crucial roles during the first months of the Covid-19 effort.
Prof Stephen Holgate, Medical Research Council clinical professor of immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton, is knighted for his services to medical research.
He is co-founder of pharmaceutical company Synairgen, which has developed an inhaled coronavirus treatment, with early trials showing 79% of hospital patients who took the drug had a lower risk of developing severe disease.
Prof Holgate said: "This award is a great surprise to me.
"After lacking the limelight for so long, it is wonderful that the dedication, imagination and courage of so many colleagues is now being recognised in positioning lung disease as a top medical priority."
Prof Holgate is one of three people at the university to be honoured.
Prof Paul Elkington, Professor of Respiratory Medicine, is honoured for services to medicine, particularly during Covid-19.
And Prof Jackline Wahba. Professor of Economics, is honoured for services to economic policy. Earlier this year she was elected a member of the Royal Economic Society.
Prof Ed Hill, chief executive of the National Oceanography Centre, receives a CBE for services to ocean and environmental sciences.
He said, “I am delighted and honoured to receive this award, which I feel is also recognition of the tremendous journey the National Oceanography Centre has been taking as a force for good all over the world."
New mayor of Romsey appointed at annual ceremony
Southampton resident Nicole Geraghty, maintenance scheduler at Briggs Marine in Fife, Scotland, is honoured for services to the community during Covid-19.
Dorothy Baverstock, a member of Test Valley Borough Council and a former mayor of Romsey, is honoured for services to the community in Romsey. She was elected mayor in 2018, when she succeeded Ian Hibberd.
Other recipients are:
Brockenhurst resident Michael Ross Harris, trustee and treasurer of Comic Relief, for services to voluntary and charitable services.
Jane White, adviser to the Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee at the House of Lords, for services to Parliament.
Vera Margaret Collings, for services to the community in Winchester..
Roger Henry Tym, for services to the community in Stockbridge.
Ronald David Williamson, for services to the community in Bishop's Waltham..
Sgt Deborah Jane Ashthorpe, of Hampshire Constabulary.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "This year's honours recipients are a testament to the sort of country we are - caring, compassionate and resolute in the face of a global pandemic.
"The hard work and dedication of these local, often unsung heroes has helped carry us through. I congratulate them all."


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Queen's Birthday Honours 2020: These are the celebrities on the list

Coronavirus heroes dominate the 2020 Queen ’ s Birthday Honours - from famous faces such as Marcus Rashford and Joe Wicks to hundreds of key workers who have helped with Britain ’ s fight against Covid-19 .
Here 's everything you need to know .
Why was this year 's list postponed ?
This year ’ s list was postponed from June in order to include people , such as medical workers , fundraisers and volunteers , who have been instrumental in the Covid-19 effort .
It celebrates the selfless good deeds of big names as well as ordinary people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drivers drop off food and medicine to vulnerable people and health and care workers put themselves at risk to help their communities and beyond .
Among them is footballer Marcus Rashford , who has been made an MBE after his heroic efforts in ensuring children in need received meals across the summer during the pandemic .
His campaign forced the Government to make a U-turn over its free school meals provision and now he is being honoured for services to vulnerable children in the UK during Covid-19 He said : “ As a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did I think I would be accepting an MBE , never mind an MBE at the age of 22 .
“ This is a very special moment for myself and my family , but particularly my mum who is the real deserving recipient of the honour .
“ The fight to protect our most vulnerable children is far from over.
” Body coach Joe Wicks is also being made an MBE for helping children keep active and mentally fit during lockdown with his online PE lessons .
Mr Wicks said : “ My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if you met me as a little boy you ’ d have thought ‘ He ’ s not going to go anywhere , he ’ s not going to do anything great ’ .
“ But I ’ ve turned it around and I really am proud I ’ ve become this person who ’ s helping people.
” Hot on the heels of Mr Wicks is Derrick Evans ( Mr Motivator ) , who has been made an MBE after creating online home exercises during lockdown and hosting a week-long workout with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UK ’ s Emergency Coronavirus Appeal .
The television star said he initially thought he was being “ scammed ” when told of the honour , adding that it was “ wonderful to be acknowledged in this way ” .
He said : “ If only my parents were really here with me now , they would be so chuffed , but I think in spirit they are actually hovering up there and they are saying ‘ Boy , you done good ’ .
” Joining the list of celebrities who have helped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who is being awarded the British Empire Medal ( BEM ) after releasing a coronavirus-related song this year reminding people to wash their hands .
She said : “ I can ’ t believe that the Queen of England has noticed and commended the Queen of Grime .
“ I ’ ve always held my integrity and it just proves , you know , if you believe in yourself and your craft , and you just work and build , you will be commended and you will be rewarded for your success @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Earlier this week , news leaked of damehoods for former Great British Bake Off judge Mary Berry and veteran actress Maureen Lipman , best known for her roles in BT adverts in the 1980s and currently in Coronation Street .
Ms Berry , who was made a CBE in 2012 , is being made a dame for services to broadcasting , the culinary arts and charity , while Ms Lipman is honoured for her services to charity , entertainment and the arts during her 50-year career .
Ms Berry said she was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ damehood , adding : “ I just wish my parents and brothers were here to share my joy , as my only achievement at school was just one O-level – in cookery of course .
“ However , I am sure they are looking down and smiling .
” Meanwhile , another national treasure , Sir David Attenborough , receives an upgrade to Knight Grand Cross in the diplomatic list for services to broadcasting and conservation .
Phil Redmond , the creator of Grange Hill , Brookside and Hollyoaks , has been knighted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the regions , while writer and director Sally Wainwright , who has been behind some of biggest television dramas in recent years , including Gentleman Jack , is made OBE .
Ms Wainwright said : “ I ’ m pleased that it ’ s come on the back of Gentleman Jack because I ’ ve been working on that for 20 years and , for me , it ’ s been the highlight of my career to be able to write about Anne Lister , so I feel quite emotional , I didn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for it to come on the back of that , for me , has been really quite beautiful actually.
” For services to music , British rapper Dizzee Rascal has been been made an MBE , while hip hop duo Krept and Konan are awarded the BEM .
In the entertainment industry , soap star and singer Mica Paris , who recently joined the cast of EastEnders , is being made an MBE for services to music , entertainment and charity .
There are knighthoods for Tommy Steele , dubbed Britain ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , for services to entertainment and charity , and actor David Suchet for services to drama and charity .
There are CBEs for the University of Manchester ’ s Professor Brian Cox , TV presenter Lorraine Kelly , actor Adrian Lester and singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading .
How many Queen 's Birthday Honours are there for 2020 ?
In total , 1,495 honours make up this year ’ s list , with health and social care workers making up 14 per cent while 13 per cent of recipients are from a minority ethnic background @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after 12 per cent in the New Year Honours last year .
Which key workers are being recognised ?
Key workers from black , Asian and minority ethnic ( BAME ) communities are recognised for their selfless efforts in the fight against Covid-19 , including Felicia Kwaku , 52 , associate director of nursing at Kings College NHS Foundation Trust , who is honoured for her services to nursing .
The nurse of 30 years , from Islington , north London , supported BAME nurses by delivering webinars during the pandemic and raised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , particularly for Filipino nurses .
Miss Kwaku , who is made an OBE , said it is “ timely and appropriate ” that BAME people are being recognised for their efforts during Black History Month , adding : “ You can ’ t ignore the fact people have laid down their lives during this pandemic .
It is only right , proper and fitting to honour them and honour those who continue to serve.
” Of those who have been honoured , 72 per cent have worked tirelessly for their local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ across the country in response to Covid-19 .
This includes 100-year-old Dabirul Islam Choudhury , who is made an OBE after he raised £420,000 for Covid-19 relief while fasting during Ramadan .
He walked 970 laps of his garden in Bow , east London , after being inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore , the Second World War veteran who raised £33 million after walking 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday in April .
Mr Choudhury said : “ I feel proud they have honoured me for the efforts I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the bottom of my heart.
” Other everyday heroes include Ali Ghorbangholi , 29 , and Professor Mark Wilson , 46 , co-founders of the GoodSAM app which has helped mobilise hundreds of thousands of volunteers in support of vulnerable shielded people during lockdown .
Who from the world of sport are being recognised ?
In sport , former long distance runner Brendan Foster receives a knighthood for services to international and national sport and culture in the North East .
“ It is a real privilege to receive this honour , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ presented with his first medal by the Queen at the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games 50 years ago .
He added : “ Since then I ‘ ve been lucky enough to spend my whole life doing something that I ’ ve loved from childhood – participating , sharing my enthusiasm through broadcasting and for the last 40 years encouraging thousands to run for pleasure.
” Former Welsh rugby star Gareth Thomas is made a CBE while cricketer Darren Gough is made and MBE .
Several experts working in the science , health and pharmaceutical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ efforts during the pandemic .
Which people from the world of science are being recognised ?
Professor Stephen Holgate , Medical Research Council clinical professor of immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton , is knighted for services to medical research , and Emma Walmsley , chief executive of pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline ( GSK ) , becomes a dame .
Ms Walmsley said : “ I ’ m humbled to receive this honour .
It is a real testament to the many outstanding people we have at GSK and the work we do for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and around the world.
” Meanwhile , Tim Spector , professor of genetic epidemiology at King ’ s College London , who leads the Covid Symptom Study ( CSS ) app , is made an OBE .
Which other notable names have been recognised ?
Elsewhere , Tony Gallagher , a multimillionaire property developer who has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Conservative Party and is also a friend of former prime minister David Cameron , is knighted for services to land development and the property business .
British fashion designer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2000 , is getting an upgrade after being appointed to the prestigious Order of the Companions of Honour , joining the likes of Sir Elton John , JK Rowling and Sir Paul McCartney .
The Cabinet Office said this year ’ s list is the first to have 11 per cent of recipients under 30 , with Theodore Wride being the youngest person at 16 .
He is awarded the BEM for service to his community in Sunderland during the pandemic .
The list includes 740 women , which represents 49 per cent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 50.7 per cent seen in the New Years Honours list last year , while six per cent of people being honoured considered themselves to have a disability .
What did the PM say about this year 's list ?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said : `` This year ’ s honours recipients are a testament to the sort of country we are – caring , compassionate and resolute in the face of a global pandemic .
`` The hard work and dedication of these local , often unsung heroes has helped carry us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ''

Here's everything you need to know.
Why was this year's list postponed?
This year’s list was postponed from June in order to include people, such as medical workers, fundraisers and volunteers, who have been instrumental in the Covid-19 effort.
It celebrates the selfless good deeds of big names as well as ordinary people during the pandemic, which saw delivery drivers drop off food and medicine to vulnerable people and health and care workers put themselves at risk to help their communities and beyond.
Among them is footballer Marcus Rashford, who has been made an MBE after his heroic efforts in ensuring children in need received meals across the summer during the pandemic.
His campaign forced the Government to make a U-turn over its free school meals provision and now he is being honoured for services to vulnerable children in the UK during Covid-19
He said: “As a young black man from Wythenshawe, never did I think I would be accepting an MBE, never mind an MBE at the age of 22.
“This is a very special moment for myself and my family, but particularly my mum who is the real deserving recipient of the honour.
“The fight to protect our most vulnerable children is far from over.”
Body coach Joe Wicks is also being made an MBE for helping children keep active and mentally fit during lockdown with his online PE lessons.
Mr Wicks said: “My childhood and how I grew up, if you met me as a little boy you’d have thought ‘He’s not going to go anywhere, he’s not going to do anything great’.
“But I’ve turned it around and I really am proud I’ve become this person who’s helping people.”
Hot on the heels of Mr Wicks is Derrick Evans (Mr Motivator), who has been made an MBE after creating online home exercises during lockdown and hosting a week-long workout with Linda Lusardi to raise money for Age UK’s Emergency Coronavirus Appeal.
The television star said he initially thought he was being “scammed” when told of the honour, adding that it was “wonderful to be acknowledged in this way”.
He said: “If only my parents were really here with me now, they would be so chuffed, but I think in spirit they are actually hovering up there and they are saying ‘Boy, you done good’.”
Joining the list of celebrities who have helped with Covid-19 efforts is rapper Lady Leshurr, who is being awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) after releasing a coronavirus-related song this year reminding people to wash their hands.
She said: “I can’t believe that the Queen of England has noticed and commended the Queen of Grime.
“I’ve always held my integrity and it just proves, you know, if you believe in yourself and your craft, and you just work and build, you will be commended and you will be rewarded for your success and what you bring to the universe.”
Earlier this week, news leaked of damehoods for former Great British Bake Off judge Mary Berry and veteran actress Maureen Lipman, best known for her roles in BT adverts in the 1980s and currently in Coronation Street.
Ms Berry, who was made a CBE in 2012, is being made a dame for services to broadcasting, the culinary arts and charity, while Ms Lipman is honoured for her services to charity, entertainment and the arts during her 50-year career.
Ms Berry said she was “absolutely overwhelmed” at receiving a damehood, adding: “I just wish my parents and brothers were here to share my joy, as my only achievement at school was just one O-level – in cookery of course.
“However, I am sure they are looking down and smiling. ”
Meanwhile, another national treasure, Sir David Attenborough, receives an upgrade to Knight Grand Cross in the diplomatic list for services to broadcasting and conservation.
Phil Redmond, the creator of Grange Hill, Brookside and Hollyoaks, has been knighted for services to broadcasting and arts in the regions, while writer and director Sally Wainwright, who has been behind some of biggest television dramas in recent years, including Gentleman Jack, is made OBE.
Ms Wainwright said: “I’m pleased that it’s come on the back of Gentleman Jack because I’ve been working on that for 20 years and, for me, it’s been the highlight of my career to be able to write about Anne Lister, so I feel quite emotional, I didn’t expect that.
“So for it to come on the back of that, for me, has been really quite beautiful actually.”
For services to music, British rapper Dizzee Rascal has been been made an MBE, while hip hop duo Krept and Konan are awarded the BEM.
In the entertainment industry, soap star and singer Mica Paris, who recently joined the cast of EastEnders, is being made an MBE for services to music, entertainment and charity.
There are knighthoods for Tommy Steele, dubbed Britain’s “first rock n roll star”, for services to entertainment and charity, and actor David Suchet for services to drama and charity.
There are CBEs for the University of Manchester’s Professor Brian Cox, TV presenter Lorraine Kelly, actor Adrian Lester and singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading.
How many Queen's Birthday Honours are there for 2020?
In total, 1,495 honours make up this year’s list, with health and social care workers making up 14 per cent while 13 per cent of recipients are from a minority ethnic background, making it the most diverse list after 12 per cent in the New Year Honours last year.
Which key workers are being recognised?
Key workers from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities are recognised for their selfless efforts in the fight against Covid-19, including Felicia Kwaku, 52, associate director of nursing at Kings College NHS Foundation Trust, who is honoured for her services to nursing.
The nurse of 30 years, from Islington, north London, supported BAME nurses by delivering webinars during the pandemic and raised issues surrounding personal protective equipment (PPE), particularly for Filipino nurses.
Miss Kwaku, who is made an OBE, said it is “timely and appropriate” that BAME people are being recognised for their efforts during Black History Month, adding: “You can’t ignore the fact people have laid down their lives during this pandemic. It is only right, proper and fitting to honour them and honour those who continue to serve.”
Of those who have been honoured, 72 per cent have worked tirelessly for their local community, reflecting the huge voluntary effort across the country in response to Covid-19.
This includes 100-year-old Dabirul Islam Choudhury, who is made an OBE after he raised £420,000 for Covid-19 relief while fasting during Ramadan.
He walked 970 laps of his garden in Bow, east London, after being inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore, the Second World War veteran who raised £33 million after walking 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday in April.
Mr Choudhury said: “I feel proud they have honoured me for the efforts I have done.
“I thank everybody from the bottom of my heart.”
Other everyday heroes include Ali Ghorbangholi, 29, and Professor Mark Wilson, 46, co-founders of the GoodSAM app which has helped mobilise hundreds of thousands of volunteers in support of vulnerable shielded people during lockdown.
Who from the world of sport are being recognised?
In sport, former long distance runner Brendan Foster receives a knighthood for services to international and national sport and culture in the North East.
“It is a real privilege to receive this honour,” said the athlete, who was presented with his first medal by the Queen at the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games 50 years ago.
He added: “Since then I‘ve been lucky enough to spend my whole life doing something that I’ve loved from childhood – participating, sharing my enthusiasm through broadcasting and for the last 40 years encouraging thousands to run for pleasure.”
Former Welsh rugby star Gareth Thomas is made a CBE while cricketer Darren Gough is made and MBE.
Several experts working in the science, health and pharmaceutical field have also been recognised for their efforts during the pandemic.
Which people from the world of science are being recognised?
Professor Stephen Holgate, Medical Research Council clinical professor of immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton, is knighted for services to medical research, and Emma Walmsley, chief executive of pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), becomes a dame.
Ms Walmsley said: “I’m humbled to receive this honour. It is a real testament to the many outstanding people we have at GSK and the work we do for patients and people here in the UK and around the world.”
Meanwhile, Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s College London, who leads the Covid Symptom Study (CSS) app, is made an OBE.
Which other notable names have been recognised?
Elsewhere, Tony Gallagher, a multimillionaire property developer who has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Conservative Party and is also a friend of former prime minister David Cameron, is knighted for services to land development and the property business.
British fashion designer Paul Smith, who was knighted in 2000, is getting an upgrade after being appointed to the prestigious Order of the Companions of Honour, joining the likes of Sir Elton John, JK Rowling and Sir Paul McCartney.
The Cabinet Office said this year’s list is the first to have 11 per cent of recipients under 30, with Theodore Wride being the youngest person at 16. He is awarded the BEM for service to his community in Sunderland during the pandemic.
The list includes 740 women, which represents 49 per cent of the total, lower than the 50.7 per cent seen in the New Years Honours list last year, while six per cent of people being honoured considered themselves to have a disability.
What did the PM say about this year's list?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "This year’s honours recipients are a testament to the sort of country we are – caring, compassionate and resolute in the face of a global pandemic.
"The hard work and dedication of these local, often unsung heroes has helped carry us through. I congratulate them all."


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons urgently recall items

Supermarket chains such as Asda , Aldi , Co-op , Lidl , Tesco , Sainsbury 's , Morrisons , Iceland , Spar and Waitrose have urgently recalled a number of items .
We 've rounded up the latest products to be recalled .
If you have bought any of the items mentioned below , return them to the place of purchase to get a refund .
Aldi have recalled Roosters Southern Fried Poppin ’ Chicken and Roosters Breaded Poppin ' Chicken due to salmonella concerns .
• Best before : May 25 , 2022 • Best before : May 25 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg .
• Name : Waitrose & Partners Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers • Use by : All date codes Lidl GB is recalling Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets ( Stevia variant ) because aspartame , ( E951 ) is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Stockley ’ s is recalling Fruit Sherbets because they contain milk which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents .
The affected product was only sold in Iceland stores .
• Best before : February 2022 and March 2022 Worthenshaws Ltd is recalling Kirsty ’ s Classic Beef Lasagne because it contains a statement on the label that the product is free from all 14 allergens , which is not accurate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are gluten-free ) .
Oats is also not emphasised on the label .
This means the product is suitable for someone following a gluten-free diet , however , it is not suitable for those who have an allergy to Oats .
• Use by : all dates between 2 September to 19 October 2020 • Use by : all dates between 10 September to 24 October 2020 Waitrose & Partners is recalling Chocolate Mini Cupcakes 9s because of undeclared walnuts ( nuts ) .
The product was mis-packed and contains Coffee and Walnut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ product contains walnuts ( nuts ) which are not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to walnuts ( nuts ) .
SPAR is recalling Pesto Chicken Breast Sizzlers because it contains egg which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg .
JK Foods ( UK ) is recalling Tiger Tiger Spicy Pad Thai Paste because it contains peanuts which is not correctly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts .
Uncle Roy ’ s Ltd is recalling because it contains mustard which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard .
• Best before/end date : All dates up to and including the end of June 2022 Van der Meulen is recalling Melba Thins Original because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ allergy or intolerance to egg .
Co-op have recalled their packs of 18 Chocolate Caramel Shortcake Bites .
This is because some packs contain an incorrect product resulting in barley ( gluten ) not being mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to barley or gluten .
The Co-op said : `` Return product to nearest Coop store for a refund .
`` Alternatively , if you are currently self-isolating or shielding please contact our Customer Careline to arrange @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 727 customer.careline @ coop.co.uk . ''
Country Products Ltd is recalling Snak Shed Milk Chocolate Coated Jumbo Raisins because they contain peanuts which are not mentioned on the label .
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts .

We've rounded up the latest products to be recalled.
If you have bought any of the items mentioned below, return them to the place of purchase to get a refund.
Roosters Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken and Roosters Breaded Poppin' Chicken
Aldi have recalled Roosters Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken and Roosters Breaded Poppin' Chicken due to salmonella concerns.
Product details:
Name: Roosters Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken
Pack size: 210g
Batch code: L15320, L14720, L14820, L14920, L15020, L15120, L16020
Best before: May 25, 2022
Name: Roosters Breaded Poppin' Chicken
Pack size: 210g
Batch code: L15320, L14720, L14820, L14920, L15020, L15120, L16020
Best before: May 25, 2022
Pork and Chorizo Burgers
Waitrose & Partners are recalling their Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg.
Product details:
Name: Waitrose & Partners Easy to Cook Pork and Chorizo Burgers
Pack size: 280g
Use by: All date codes
Allergens: Egg
Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets
Lidl GB is recalling Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets (Stevia variant) because aspartame, (E951) is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk to sufferers of phenylketonuria (PKU).
Product details:
Name: Cologran Stevia sweetener tablets
Pack size: 100 tablets
Batch code: L 91424 C
Best before/end date: December 2022
Stockley’s recalls Fruit Sherbets
Stockley’s is recalling Fruit Sherbets because they contain milk which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
The affected product was only sold in Iceland stores.
Product details:
Name: Stockley’s Fruit Sherbets
Pack size: 250g
Batch code: 0255
Best before: February 2022 and March 2022
Allergens: Milk
Worthenshaws recalls Kirsty’s Classic Beef Lasagne
Worthenshaws Ltd is recalling Kirsty’s Classic Beef Lasagne because it contains a statement on the label that the product is free from all 14 allergens, which is not accurate as the product contains oats (that are gluten-free). Oats is also not emphasised on the label.
This means the product is suitable for someone following a gluten-free diet, however, it is not suitable for those who have an allergy to Oats.
Product details:
Kirsty’s Mini Classic Beef Lasagne
Pack size: 250g
Use by: all dates between 2 September to 19 October 2020
Allergens: Gluten (oats)
Name: Kirsty’s Classic Beef Lasagne
Pack size: 400g
Use by: all dates between 10 September to 24 October 2020
Allergens: Gluten (oats)
Chocolate Mini Cupcakes
Waitrose & Partners is recalling Chocolate Mini Cupcakes 9s because of undeclared walnuts (nuts).
The product was mis-packed and contains Coffee and Walnut Mini Cupcakes instead. Therefore, the product contains walnuts (nuts) which are not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to walnuts (nuts).
Product details:
Name: Waitrose Chocolate Mini Cupcakes 9s (pack of 9)
Best before: October 6, 2020
Allergens: Nuts (walnut)
Chicken Breast Sizzlers
SPAR is recalling Pesto Chicken Breast Sizzlers because it contains egg which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg.
Product details:
Name: SPAR Pesto Chicken Breast Sizzlers
Pack size: 330g
Batch codes: 140920026 and 110920016
Use by: 22/23 September 2020
Allergens: Egg
Tiger Tiger Spicy Pad Thai Paste
JK Foods (UK) is recalling Tiger Tiger Spicy Pad Thai Paste because it contains peanuts which is not correctly emphasised on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
Uncle Roy’s recalls Rabbie's Super Horseradish
Uncle Roy’s Ltd is recalling because it contains mustard which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard.
Product details:
Name: Rabbie's Super Horseradish
Pack size: 190g/6.7oz
Batch code: 126187, 126621, 127425, 127426, 128255, 128972, 128973, 130324, 130325, 130511, 131592
Best before/end date: All dates up to and including the end of June 2022
Allergens: Mustard
Van der Meulen recalls Melba Thins Original
Van der Meulen is recalling Melba Thins Original because they contain egg which is not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg.
Product details:
Name: Van der Meulen Melba Thins Original
Pack size: 100g
Best before: April 30, 2021
Allergens: Egg
Co-op recalls Chocolate Caramel Shortcake Bites
Co-op have recalled their packs of 18 Chocolate Caramel Shortcake Bites.
This is because some packs contain an incorrect product resulting in barley (gluten) not being mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to barley or gluten.
Product details:
Name: Co-op 18 Chocolate Caramel Shortcake Bites
Pack size: 18 pieces
Best before: October 16, 2020
Allergens: Gluten (barley)
The Co-op said: "Return product to nearest Coop store for a refund.
"Alternatively, if you are currently self-isolating or shielding please contact our Customer Careline to arrange a refund. Contact: 0800 0686 727 customer.careline@coop.co.uk."
Country Products recalls Snak Shed Milk Chocolate Coated Jumbo Raisins
Country Products Ltd is recalling Snak Shed Milk Chocolate Coated Jumbo Raisins because they contain peanuts which are not mentioned on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Hampshire's pampered pets in the spotlight

FIVE little guinea pigs with big personalities are among the pets we feature this week .
Edna , Olive , @ @ @ @ @ are full of fun .
It 's cuddles galore for cat and dog Buster Hubbub @ @ @ @ @ best of friends .
There 's also loyal and loving Jack the Jack Russell , @ @ @ @ @ loves to chase and pop bubbles and vegetable hating retired greyhound Peggy , plus more @ @ @ @ @ featured in our weekend pets platform , visit dailyecho.co.uk/yourpets

Edna, Olive, Dilys, Beulah and Rita are full of fun.
It's cuddles galore for cat and dog Buster Hubbub and Lola who are the best of friends.
Bullmastiff Jessie is pictured busily working from home.
There's also loyal and loving Jack the Jack Russell, Marley the dog, who loves to chase and pop bubbles and vegetable hating retired greyhound Peggy, plus more.
To have your pet featured in our weekend pets platform, visit dailyecho.co.uk/yourpets


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Morrisons unveil major change to all of their supermarkets across the UK

Morrisons have unveiled major changes across all of their supermarkets .
Here 's everything you need to know about the differences in store next time you shop .
Bosses of Morrisons have announced they are introducing ‘ quieter hours ’ on Sundays with no music , checkout beeps or PA announcements for the first hour of shopping .
It will be in place for stores that open from 10-4pm , with quiet hours will operate from 10am-11am .
Quieter hours currently operate every Saturday between 9am – 10am in all Morrisons stores .
When did Morrisons first introduce the initiative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2018 after listening to families affected by autism who shared their difficulties in shopping in noisy and busy environments .
Many customers have appreciated the initiative and as a result it will now be extended to the first hour of store opening every Sunday to provide more opportunities to shop peacefully .
What will happen during Morrisons quieter hours ?
• Turn checkout beeps and other electrical noises down • Place a poster outside to tell customers it 's Quieter Hour What have Morrisons said ?
David Potts , Morrisons ' chief executive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the quieter hours has been appreciated by many customers who prefer to shop in a calmer environment .
`` Extending them to include Sundays will offer more opportunities to shop more peacefully.
” When will the Quieter hour begin ?
A quieter hour will operate in the first hour from opening at every Morrisons store from this Sunday , October 11 .

Here's everything you need to know about the differences in store next time you shop.
What are Morrisons changing?
Bosses of Morrisons have announced they are introducing ‘quieter hours’ on Sundays with no music, checkout beeps or PA announcements for the first hour of shopping.
It will be in place for stores that open from 10-4pm, with quiet hours will operate from 10am-11am.
Quieter hours currently operate every Saturday between 9am – 10am in all Morrisons stores.
When did Morrisons first introduce the initiative?
The initiative was first introduced in 2018 after listening to families affected by autism who shared their difficulties in shopping in noisy and busy environments.
Many customers have appreciated the initiative and as a result it will now be extended to the first hour of store opening every Sunday to provide more opportunities to shop peacefully.
What will happen during Morrisons quieter hours?
During Quieter Hours, Morrisons stores will:
Dim the lights
Turn music and radio off
Avoid making tannoy announcements
Reduce movement of trolleys and baskets
Turn checkout beeps and other electrical noises down
Place a poster outside to tell customers it's Quieter Hour
What have Morrisons said?
David Potts, Morrisons' chief executive, said: "The introduction of the quieter hours has been appreciated by many customers who prefer to shop in a calmer environment.
"Extending them to include Sundays will offer more opportunities to shop more peacefully.”
When will the Quieter hour begin?
A quieter hour will operate in the first hour from opening at every Morrisons store from this Sunday, October 11.
For information on Morrisons store opening times, visit: https://my.morrisons.com/storefinder/.


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--LETTER - Fan vows to cancel Southampton FC season ticket

AS SFC have constantly emphasised that they hold their supporters in esteem I believe that my recent experience will contradict that image and show that , as far as their retail department is concerned it 's all about money through the tills and loyalty counts for nothing .
I have supported SFC for over 60 years at least 20 of them as a season ticket holder .
I generally meet up with a group of six or more genuine supporters before each home game and what is particularly rewarding is our group takes in three generations all with a common @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pandemic I was the only one out of the whole group to renew my season ticket and despite comments like you must be stupid I convinced myself that the club 's offer of a £35 voucher , redeemable in the club shop , and a guaranteed seat when restricted crowds are let back in the stadium made it a good deal .
On Sept 30th , completely out of the blue , I received an email saying if I did n't want to miss out I had up to Fri 2nd October to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the site I found that there were several restrictions on spending the voucher the main ones were , the voucher could not be used against the purchase of this season 's shirt or against the cost of postage .
The goods were priced in such a way that it was impossible for me to get the full £35 value .
By this I mean the most popular items , the club shirts , all be it they were last season 's were priced at £20 which left a balance of £15 .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ socks at £5 the only way I could get my full value was to combine a shirt with a pair of £15 slippers all be it they were only available in size 13 .
After weighing things up I decided to forget the club shirt and go for 2 sport shirts at £17.50 meaning I could get the full value of my voucher .
To cap it all when it came to payment there was a delivery charge of £5 and the normal option of picking up from store for free had been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and entered the code only to have it rejected .
On complaining to the club , they apologised and issued a new code .
I then went back on site to re-order only to find the items were out of stock .
There is no sense of loyalty or fair play offered to loyal supporters and season ticket holders .
As far as I 'm concerned they have nailed their true colours to the mast and I intend to cancel my season ticket .

I have supported SFC for over 60 years at least 20 of them as a season ticket holder.
I generally meet up with a group of six or more genuine supporters before each home game and what is particularly rewarding is our group takes in three generations all with a common interest.
As a result of the pandemic I was the only one out of the whole group to renew my season ticket and despite comments like you must be stupid I convinced myself that the club's offer of a £35 voucher, redeemable in the club shop, and a guaranteed seat when restricted crowds are let back in the stadium made it a good deal.
How wrong I was.
On Sept 30th, completely out of the blue, I received an email saying if I didn't want to miss out I had up to Fri 2nd October to use my voucher.
On getting on the site I found that there were several restrictions on spending the voucher the main ones were, the voucher could not be used against the purchase of this season's shirt or against the cost of postage.
The goods were priced in such a way that it was impossible for me to get the full £35 value.
By this I mean the most popular items, the club shirts, all be it they were last season's were priced at £20 which left a balance of £15.
If you discount club shorts at £10 and socks at £5 the only way I could get my full value was to combine a shirt with a pair of £15 slippers all be it they were only available in size 13. After weighing things up I decided to forget the club shirt and go for 2 sport shirts at £17.50 meaning I could get the full value of my voucher.
To cap it all when it came to payment there was a delivery charge of £5 and the normal option of picking up from store for free had been blanked out.
I bit the bullet and entered the code only to have it rejected. On complaining to the club, they apologised and issued a new code.
I then went back on site to re-order only to find the items were out of stock.
There is no sense of loyalty or fair play offered to loyal supporters and season ticket holders.
As far as I'm concerned they have nailed their true colours to the mast and I intend to cancel my season ticket.
Ben Salczynski
Romsey


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--LETTER - Why can't we adopt a rescue dog?

It highlights an increase in demand for dogs , especially puppies , during lockdown coupled with a rise in welfare @ @ @ @ @ they expect a big rise in abandoned dogs .
But that 's then , not @ @ @ @ @ dogs available for adoption from the RSPCA or any other reputable rescue centre .
Where @ @ @ @ @ us to adopt ?
Rescue homes ( Including Battersea ) are still closed to visitors @ @ @ @ @ of dogs .
Apart from a few less popular ones ( wrong breed , too @ @ @ @ @ issues , etc ) there are none - not even a `` Heinz 57 '' @ @ @ @ @ Covid broke and been trying to get a small young dog ever since .
I @ @ @ @ @ prices , but quite happy to pay a rescue charity .
If only I could @

Why?
It highlights an increase in demand for dogs, especially puppies, during lockdown coupled with a rise in welfare incidents and that post covid they expect a big rise in abandoned dogs.
But that's then, not now.
There are no dogs available for adoption from the RSPCA or any other reputable rescue centre.
Where are the dogs they want us to adopt?
Rescue homes (Including Battersea) are still closed to visitors and all claim a shortage of dogs.
Apart from a few less popular ones (wrong breed, too big or old, behaviour issues, etc) there are none - not even a "Heinz 57".
We retired just as Covid broke and been trying to get a small young dog ever since.
I refuse to pay ridiculous covid-inflated prices, but quite happy to pay a rescue charity.
If only I could.
Phil Woodward
Millbrook


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Motorists warned of M27 vehicle fire

Motorists warned of M27 vehicle fire

MOTORISTS are being warned of a car fire on the M27 .
Firefighters are tackling a blaze between J9 near @ @ @ @ @ Fire damage to a car on the M27 A car on the eastbound carriageway is @ @ @ @ @ .
Officers are trying to get traffic `` flowing again '' and the situation is @ @

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thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Man dies after car collides with tree

Man dies after car collides with tree

The man who was driving a black Mazda 2 died after colliding with a tree just before 7.30am this morning @ @ @ @ @ the emergency services , the man from Hayling Island was pronounced dead at the scene @ @ @ @ @ Island .
No other vehicles were involved and his next of kin have been informed @ @ @ @ @ specialist officers .
Police are now appealing for witnesses .
A police spokesperson said : @ @ @ @ @ witnesses following a fatal collision in Hayling Island .
`` We are investigating the circumstances @ @ @ @ @ like to hear from anyone who saw the collision , or the vehicle before the @ @ @ @ @ also like to hear from anyone with dash-cam footage that may help our enquiries .
@ @ @ @ @ asked to phone 101 with the reference 44200393189 . ''

The man who was driving a black Mazda 2 died after colliding with a tree just before 7.30am this morning.
Despite best efforts of the emergency services, the man from Hayling Island was pronounced dead at the scene on West Lane, Hayling Island.
No other vehicles were involved and his next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers.
Police are now appealing for witnesses.
A police spokesperson said: "We are appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision in Hayling Island.
"We are investigating the circumstances of this incident and would like to hear from anyone who saw the collision, or the vehicle before the collision.
"We would also like to hear from anyone with dash-cam footage that may help our enquiries.
"Anyone with information is asked to phone 101 with the reference 44200393189."


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Hunt launched after man spotted 'touching himself on bench'

A HUNT has been launched for a man spotted `` touching himself on a bench '' .
A man was @ @ @ @ @ himself inappropriately while sat on a bench , according to police .
The incident is @ @ @ @ @ around 2pm on September 20 in Commercial Road , Portsmouth Just a few hours later @ @ @ @ @ have gone up to a 14-year-old girl in Poundland on the same street and made @ @ @ @ @ in both cases has been described as being mixed-race , aged between 35 and 40-years-old @ @ @ @ @ bald .
He was wearing a blue t-shirt , light denim jeans , and white @ @ @ @ @ a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the @ @ @ @ @ said : `` Do you recognise this man ?
`` If you recognise the man @ @ @ @ @ 101 with the reference 44200365081 . ''

A man was seen by a woman touching himself inappropriately while sat on a bench, according to police.
The incident is reported to have happened at around 2pm on September 20 in Commercial Road, Portsmouth
Just a few hours later a man is said to have gone up to a 14-year-old girl in Poundland on the same street and made inappropriate comments.
The man in both cases has been described as being mixed-race, aged between 35 and 40-years-old, 5ft 4ins, and bald.
He was wearing a blue t-shirt, light denim jeans, and white trainers
Police have now released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the incidents.
A police spokesperson said: "Do you recognise this man?
"If you recognise the man in this photo please phone 101 with the reference 44200365081."


thedailyecho--2020-10-10--Coronavirus: 115 people test positive in Hampshire in 24 hours

POSITIVE coronavirus cases have increased by 115 in Hampshire in the last 24 hours .
Figures from Public Health England @ @ @ @ @ tested positive for covid-19 in the last 24 hours across the county .
In Southampton @ @ @ @ @ increased by 26 over the last 24 hours .
A total of 1,305 people have @ @ @ @ @ 9am on Friday ( October 9 ) in Southampton , up from 1,279 the same @ @ @ @ @ rate of infection in Southampton now stands at 516.8 cases per 100,000 people , while @ @ @ @ @ 873.1 .
Public Health England is now including Pillar 2 tests – those carried out @ @ @ @ @ Pillar 1 tests , which are analysed in NHS or PHE laboratories and which made @ @ @ @ @ the Government 's mass testing programme .
Across the UK , the number of recorded @ @ @ @ @ the period to 575,679 .

Figures from Public Health England show that 115 people have tested positive for covid-19 in the last 24 hours across the county.
In Southampton the number of cases has increased by 26 over the last 24 hours.
A total of 1,305 people have testing positive for Covid-19 by 9am on Friday (October 9) in Southampton, up from 1,279 the same time on Thursday.
The rate of infection in Southampton now stands at 516.8 cases per 100,000 people, while the rate for England is 873.1.
Public Health England is now including Pillar 2 tests – those carried out by commercial partners – alongside Pillar 1 tests, which are analysed in NHS or PHE laboratories and which made up the first stage of the Government's mass testing programme.
Across the UK, the number of recorded cases increased by 13,864 over the period to 575,679.


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Amazon driver targeted in Southampton 'carjacking'

AN AMAZON delivery driver has been targeted in a reported carjacking .
A 29-year-old man was making a delivery in @ @ @ @ @ he was `` jumped '' .
His blue Ford Mondeo was stolen with the `` @ @ @ @ @ at around 7pm .
According to police , it is likely they went towards Sainsbury @ @ @ @ @ A police spokesperson said : `` We were called at 7.11pm yesterday evening ( October @ @ @ @ @ a vehicle being stolen on Rownhams Lane , Southampton .
`` The victim , a @ @ @ @ @ a delivery when his blue Ford Mondeo was stolen .
`` A full area search @ @ @ @ @ however the offenders had made off . ''
Anyone with information is urged to call @ @ @ @ @ reference 44200393881 .

A 29-year-old man was making a delivery in Rownhams Lane, Southampton when he was "jumped".
His blue Ford Mondeo was stolen with the "offenders" fleeing the scene at around 7pm.
According to police, it is likely they went towards Sainsbury's in Lords Hill.
A police spokesperson said: "We were called at 7.11pm yesterday evening (October 10) to reports of a vehicle being stolen on Rownhams Lane, Southampton.
"The victim, a 29-year-old man, was completing a delivery when his blue Ford Mondeo was stolen.
"A full area search was conducted by officers, however the offenders had made off."
Anyone with information is urged to call police on 101 with the reference 44200393881.


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--'Armed police and dog unit' called to patrol Southampton streets

AN ARMED response unit and dog support unit were called to patrol Southampton 's streets last night .
The patrols were part of a crackdown to `` combat the increased violence in the Southampton West area '' .
• Man in hospital after being stabbed by moped gang in attack Officers supported by an armed response unit and police dog unit used special powers to stop anyone or any vehicle suspected to be involved in violent crimes .
Last night they reportedly seized a catapult , drugs and arrested a driver who gave a positive breath test .
It comes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people on mopeds `` stabbed a 31-year-old man '' in Tangmere Drive on Thursday night .
• Crime crack down following 'serious violence' He was rushed to hospital with serious yet not life-threatening injuries following the `` racially aggravated attack '' .
A 16-year-old boy from Southampton was arrested on suspicion of robbery , GBH and possession of Class B drugs .
He has since been released on bail .
Section 60 can be used in areas where either serious violence has occurred or police believe serious violence is about to occur and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ search anyone in a certain area , without the restrictions of normal stop and search .
• Police cordon off property in Southampton neighbourhood after incident Officers in Southampton have been using these powers in the Mansel Park , Green Park , St James Park , Shirley High Street , Warren Avenue , Coxford Road , Olive Road , Regents Park , Lords Hill District Centre and surrounding areas tonight .
Police have been using Section 60 in the west of Southampton The Section 60 order has been extended and will be in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that between 6pm on Friday evening and 6pm this on Saturday , officers carried out 15 stops .
A 25-year-old man from Southampton was arrested on suspicion of drug dealing offences following a stop on Anglesea Road on Friday night .
He has been released from custody but remains under investigation .
A post made on the Southampton Cops Facebook page said : `` Lots more searches completed tonight following the extension of section 60 .
We were supported by colleagues from the dog support unit and armed response unit .
`` No @ @ @ @ @ @ @ catapult seized , drugs seized along with an arrest for a positive breath test .
`` Thank you to all those who took the time to talk to us and take an interest in Operation Inspection and everything we are doing to combat the increased violence in the Southampton West area .
`` We continue to patrol and stop any persons/vehicles suspected to be involved in these type of crimes which we know are having an impact on our communities .
Keep feeding the information in . ''

The patrols were part of a crackdown to "combat the increased violence in the Southampton West area".
Officers supported by an armed response unit and police dog unit used special powers to stop anyone or any vehicle suspected to be involved in violent crimes.
Police dog Ernie
Last night they reportedly seized a catapult, drugs and arrested a driver who gave a positive breath test.
It comes after a gang of up to six people on mopeds "stabbed a 31-year-old man" in Tangmere Drive on Thursday night.
He was rushed to hospital with serious yet not life-threatening injuries following the "racially aggravated attack".
Police in Tangmere Driver, Southampton on Friday morning
A 16-year-old boy from Southampton was arrested on suspicion of robbery, GBH and possession of Class B drugs. He has since been released on bail.
Section 60 can be used in areas where either serious violence has occurred or police believe serious violence is about to occur and gives officers the power to stop and search anyone in a certain area, without the restrictions of normal stop and search.
Officers in Southampton have been using these powers in the Mansel Park, Green Park, St James Park, Shirley High Street, Warren Avenue, Coxford Road, Olive Road, Regents Park, Lords Hill District Centre and surrounding areas.
Police have been using Section 60 in the west of Southampton
The Section 60 order has been extended and will be in place until 5.59pm today.
Police say that between 6pm on Friday evening and 6pm on Saturday, officers carried out 15 stops.
A 25-year-old man from Southampton was arrested on suspicion of drug dealing offences following a stop on Anglesea Road on Friday night.
He has been released from custody but remains under investigation.
A post made on the Southampton Cops Facebook page said: "Lots more searches completed tonight following the extension of section 60. We were supported by colleagues from the dog support unit and armed response unit.
"No knives found on any persons but a catapult seized, drugs seized along with an arrest for a positive breath test.
"Thank you to all those who took the time to talk to us and take an interest in Operation Inspection and everything we are doing to combat the increased violence in the Southampton West area.
"We continue to patrol and stop any persons/vehicles suspected to be involved in these type of crimes which we know are having an impact on our communities. Keep feeding the information in."


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Work set to start to improve Southampton roads

WHEELS are in motion to improve access into Southampton from the east .
Work is set to start at the junction of the A334 Thornhill Park Road and Hinkler Road .
The junction is expected to be closed for eight weeks from October 19 so that “ work can be carried out as efficiently as possible ” .
The £360,000 council scheme is being funded by Highways England to improve traffic flows and provide better information to people driving into Southampton from Junction 7 of the M27 .
The upcoming work on the A334 comes after Highways England upgraded the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year and will complement other improvements being delivered as part of the ongoing M27 SMART Motorway project .
The scheme will see the current traffic signal technology updated to a more “ dynamic , reactive system that responds to changing conditions ” .
This will reportedly reduce queues and delays for people driving at peak hours between the A334 and Junction 7 , as well as on the A27 around Kane ’ s Hill Roundabout .
As well as upgrades to the traffic signs , the junction will get new crossing facilities to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will better connect Kootenay Avenue with Hinkler Road , improving access to nearby Kane ’ s Hill Primary School and Woodlands College .
Councillor Steve Leggett , Cabinet Member for Green City and Place , says : “ Our long-term transport strategy , Connected Southampton 2040 , sets out our bold plans to improve journey times and reduce congestion for those entering the city from the east .
We ’ ve already made an excellent start on this , having delivered a comprehensive package of transformative measures on the A3024 Bursledon Road .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ contribute even further to this , delivering better and more innovative traffic signal technology to improve traffic flows and support more reliable bus travel on this important route with connections to Hedge End and Botley .
”

Work is set to start at the junction of the A334 Thornhill Park Road and Hinkler Road.
The junction is expected to be closed for eight weeks from October 19 so that “work can be carried out as efficiently as possible”.
The £360,000 council scheme is being funded by Highways England to improve traffic flows and provide better information to people driving into Southampton from Junction 7 of the M27.
The upcoming work on the A334 comes after Highways England upgraded the traffic signals at Junction 7 earlier this year and will complement other improvements being delivered as part of the ongoing M27 SMART Motorway project.
The scheme will see the current traffic signal technology updated to a more “dynamic, reactive system that responds to changing conditions”.
This will reportedly reduce queues and delays for people driving at peak hours between the A334 and Junction 7, as well as on the A27 around Kane’s Hill Roundabout.
As well as upgrades to the traffic signs, the junction will get new crossing facilities to aid people walking and cycling. These will better connect Kootenay Avenue with Hinkler Road, improving access to nearby Kane’s Hill Primary School and Woodlands College.
Councillor Steve Leggett, Cabinet Member for Green City and Place, says:
“Our long-term transport strategy, Connected Southampton 2040, sets out our bold plans to improve journey times and reduce congestion for those entering the city from the east. We’ve already made an excellent start on this, having delivered a comprehensive package of transformative measures on the A3024 Bursledon Road. The upcoming works on the A334 will contribute even further to this, delivering better and more innovative traffic signal technology to improve traffic flows and support more reliable bus travel on this important route with connections to Hedge End and Botley.”
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thedailyecho--2020-10-11--IN THE COURTS: 20 people who have appeared at Southampton Magistrates' Court

The following cases were heard at Southampton Magistrates ’ Court ... JORDAN THOMAS CAMPBELL , 27 , of Westridge Road , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to drink and drug riding a motorcycle , being uninsured and breaching a suspended sentence .
Disqualified from driving for 22 months .
Fined £120 .
Ordered to pay £85 court costs and £32 victim surcharge .
LIAM ANDREW GILBERT , 26 , of Testwood Lane , Totton .
Pleaded guilty to damaging a police car .
Discharged conditionally for one year .
Ordered to pay £85 court costs and £32 victim surcharge .
DAVID @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Road , Southsea .
Convicted of sending electronic communications which conveyed a threat for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety .
Community made until October 2021 .
Rehabilitation activity requirement .
of 20 days .
Must complete 80 hours of unpaid work .
Restraining order made not to contact directly or indirectly his victim .
Ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
GARY CARL TUDOR , 34 , of Surrey Road , Chandler 's Ford .
Pleaded guilty to driving without insurance and while disqualified .
Committed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 18 months .
Subject to an 18 month supervision period .
Electronically monitored curfew from 7pm to 8am every day until April 2021 .
Rehabilitation activity requirement of 20 days .
Ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
JULIE ANN CRAWLEY , 51 , of Lawford Way , Totton .
Pleaded guilty to speeding .
Driving record endorsed with three points .
Fined £50 .
Ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
MAX SKUPIEN , 37 , of Hawkeswood Road , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three points .
Fined £100 .
Ordered to pay £30 court costs and £32 victim surcharge .
RYAN WHITFIELD , 39 , of Weston Way , Eastleigh .
Pleaded guilty to multiple counts of speeding .
Driving record endorsed with three points .
Fined £125 .
Ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge and £75 court costs .
MARTIN MANJINDER SINGH , 44 , of Leyton Road , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to two counts of shoplifting .
Fined £100 .
Must pay £41 compensation and £85 court costs .
RYAN PARKIN , 23 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pleaded guilty to driving without a licence or insurance .
Fined £100 .
Ordered to pay £85 court costs and £34 victim surcharge .
BABAR NEYAZI , 24 , of Burgess Avenue , London .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving .
Disqualified from driving for 12 months .
Fined £250 .
Ordered to pay £34 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
JASON STEPHEN GRIFFITHS , 46 , of Leaside Way , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to causing a police officer harassment , alarm or distress by using threatening , abusive or insulting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ JENNIE KIM VINCENT , 28 , Canford Avenue , Bournemouth .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving and driving without insurance or a licence .
Community order made until October 2021 .
Subject to an electronically monitored curfew between 9.30pm and 6.30am each day until January 2021 .
Rehabilitation activity requirement of 20 days .
Disqualified from driving for three years .
Fined £150 .
Ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
CHRISTOPHER IAN WILLIAM DAW , 30 , of Suffolk Road .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving .
Disqualified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £300 .
Ordered to pay £34 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
SIMON CHRISTOPHER BELL , 39 , of Riverdale Close , Fordingbridge .
Pleaded guilty to drink driving , driving without insurance or licence and failing to give information relating to the identification of a driver .
Disqualified from driving for 24 months .
Community order made to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work .
Must pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
THOMAS HURLEY , 40 , of St Johns Drive , Marchwood .
Pleaded guilty to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ October 2022 .
Must participate in an accredited programme for 15 days .
Unpaid work requirement for 100 days .
Disqualified from driving fore 24 months .
Fined £90 and ordered to pay £85 court costs .
GEOFFREY LEE KING , 39 , of Priestlands , Romsey .
Pleaded guilty to criminal damage .
Discharged conditionally for 12 months .
Ordered to pay £21 victim surcharge and £64 court costs .
MARTYN JOHN HEMMING , 33 , of Heath Gardens , Netley Abbey .
Pleaded guilty to causing harassment , alarm or distress @ @ @ @ @ @ @ words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour .
Fined £500 .
Ordered to pay £50 victim surcharge and £85 court costs .
TAMAS BAZSO , 44 , of Furzedale Gardens , Hythe .
Pleaded guilty to speeding .
Fined £60 and ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge .
Driving record endorsed with three points .
ALEXANDER MCINTOSH , 49 , of Steuart Road , Southampton .
Pleaded guilty to speeding .
Fined £40 .
Ordered to pay £30 victim surcharge .
Driving record endorsed with three points .

JORDAN THOMAS CAMPBELL, 27, of Westridge Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to drink and drug riding a motorcycle, being uninsured and breaching a suspended sentence. Disqualified from driving for 22 months. Fined £120. Ordered to pay £85 court costs and £32 victim surcharge.
LIAM ANDREW GILBERT, 26, of Testwood Lane, Totton. Pleaded guilty to damaging a police car. Discharged conditionally for one year. Ordered to pay £85 court costs and £32 victim surcharge.
DAVID RICHARD POTHECARY, 44, of Kent Road, Southsea. Convicted of sending electronic communications which conveyed a threat for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety. Community made until October 2021. Rehabilitation activity requirement. of 20 days. Must complete 80 hours of unpaid work. Restraining order made not to contact directly or indirectly his victim. Ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
GARY CARL TUDOR, 34, of Surrey Road, Chandler's Ford. Pleaded guilty to driving without insurance and while disqualified. Committed to prison for 18 weeks, suspended for 18 months. Subject to an 18 month supervision period. Electronically monitored curfew from 7pm to 8am every day until April 2021. Rehabilitation activity requirement of 20 days. Ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
JULIE ANN CRAWLEY, 51, of Lawford Way, Totton. Pleaded guilty to speeding. Driving record endorsed with three points. Fined £50. Ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
MAX SKUPIEN, 37, of Hawkeswood Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to speeding. Driving record endorsed with three points. Fined £100. Ordered to pay £30 court costs and £32 victim surcharge.
RYAN WHITFIELD, 39, of Weston Way, Eastleigh. Pleaded guilty to multiple counts of speeding. Driving record endorsed with three points. Fined £125. Ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge and £75 court costs.
MARTIN MANJINDER SINGH, 44, of Leyton Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to two counts of shoplifting. Fined £100. Must pay £41 compensation and £85 court costs.
RYAN PARKIN, 23, of Hyde Close, Sway. Pleaded guilty to driving without a licence or insurance. Fined £100. Ordered to pay £85 court costs and £34 victim surcharge.
BABAR NEYAZI, 24, of Burgess Avenue, London. Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Fined £250. Ordered to pay £34 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
JASON STEPHEN GRIFFITHS, 46, of Leaside Way, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to causing a police officer harassment, alarm or distress by using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour.
JENNIE KIM VINCENT, 28, Canford Avenue, Bournemouth. Pleaded guilty to drink driving and driving without insurance or a licence. Community order made until October 2021. Subject to an electronically monitored curfew between 9.30pm and 6.30am each day until January 2021. Rehabilitation activity requirement of 20 days. Disqualified from driving for three years. Fined £150. Ordered to pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
CHRISTOPHER IAN WILLIAM DAW, 30, of Suffolk Road. Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Disqualified from driving for two years. Fined £300. Ordered to pay £34 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
SIMON CHRISTOPHER BELL, 39, of Riverdale Close, Fordingbridge. Pleaded guilty to drink driving, driving without insurance or licence and failing to give information relating to the identification of a driver. Disqualified from driving for 24 months. Community order made to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work. Must pay £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
THOMAS HURLEY, 40, of St Johns Drive, Marchwood. Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Community order made until October 2022. Must participate in an accredited programme for 15 days. Unpaid work requirement for 100 days. Disqualified from driving fore 24 months. Fined £90 and ordered to pay £85 court costs.
GEOFFREY LEE KING, 39, of Priestlands, Romsey. Pleaded guilty to criminal damage. Discharged conditionally for 12 months. Ordered to pay £21 victim surcharge and £64 court costs.
MARTYN JOHN HEMMING, 33, of Heath Gardens, Netley Abbey. Pleaded guilty to causing harassment, alarm or distress by using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour. Fined £500. Ordered to pay £50 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
STEVEN SHANE WOODCOCK, 25, of Bluebell Gardens, Hythe. Admitted breaching a post-sentence supervision order. Fined £20.
TAMAS BAZSO, 44, of Furzedale Gardens, Hythe. Pleaded guilty to speeding. Fined £60 and ordered to pay £32 victim surcharge. Driving record endorsed with three points.
ALEXANDER MCINTOSH, 49, of Steuart Road, Southampton. Pleaded guilty to speeding. Fined £40. Ordered to pay £30 victim surcharge. Driving record endorsed with three points.


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Southampton Airport plans could be decided this year

A FINAL decision on plans to extend the runway at Southampton airport could be made by the end of this year as airport bosses warn that if the proposals are refused the airport might be forced to shut in 2021 .
Steve Szalay , the managing director at Southampton Airport , said he hopes a decision on the proposals to extend the runway by 164 metres could be reached before Christmas .
It comes as he warned that if the plans are rejected the airport could have to close for good next year .
More information on the scheme has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the authority will be responsible for a final decision on the plans .
A 30-day public consultation is now expected to be held before a decision date is set .
Mr Szalay said the expansion will allow more airlines to fly from Southampton .
It comes as the airport 's main airline FlyBe collapsed earlier this year .
Mr Szalay said the number of passengers at the airport has dropped by 89 % this year and said that only 9 % of that is due to the pandemic .
`` We are suffering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Mr Szalay said if the plans are approved the airport will be able to welcome new airlines by 2022 .
He said : `` This is not about the next 18 months .
If I get the runway I can survive until 2022 .
If I do n't get the runway I do n't know what we do because we are not viable moving forward .
If we do n't get the approval for the extension we could have to shut in 2021 because if there is no future for the business @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As reported , the proposals have been met with criticisms and were not backed by some local councils such as the ones in Winchester and Southampton .
Campaigners fear the expansion of the runway will increase pollution .
But the airport said there will be mitigation measures in place and further details have now been submitted to Eastleigh Borough Council .
In a statement published earlier this week the authority said : `` Council officers are expecting further information from the airport team to be submitted in early October , on receipt of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ consultation period will be undertaken to allow everyone to view and submit feedback .
Once all the information is received the council will be working with stakeholders to target a committee date later this year . ''

Steve Szalay, the managing director at Southampton Airport, said he hopes a decision on the proposals to extend the runway by 164 metres could be reached before Christmas.
It comes as he warned that if the plans are rejected the airport could have to close for good next year.
More information on the scheme has been submitted to Eastleigh Borough Council as the authority will be responsible for a final decision on the plans.
A 30-day public consultation is now expected to be held before a decision date is set.
Mr Szalay said the expansion will allow more airlines to fly from Southampton.
It comes as the airport's main airline FlyBe collapsed earlier this year.
Mr Szalay said the number of passengers at the airport has dropped by 89% this year and said that only 9% of that is due to the pandemic.
"We are suffering because of FlyBe", he added.
Mr Szalay said if the plans are approved the airport will be able to welcome new airlines by 2022.
He said: "This is not about the next 18 months. If I get the runway I can survive until 2022. If I don't get the runway I don't know what we do because we are not viable moving forward. If we don't get the approval for the extension we could have to shut in 2021 because if there is no future for the business why would we limp along."
As reported, the proposals have been met with criticisms and were not backed by some local councils such as the ones in Winchester and Southampton.
Campaigners fear the expansion of the runway will increase pollution.
But the airport said there will be mitigation measures in place and further details have now been submitted to Eastleigh Borough Council.
In a statement published earlier this week the authority said: "Council officers are expecting further information from the airport team to be submitted in early October, on receipt of which, a further 30 day public consultation period will be undertaken to allow everyone to view and submit feedback. Once all the information is received the council will be working with stakeholders to target a committee date later this year."


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Pegasus wants to build flats sat Stanford Hill, Lymington

PLANS for a major housing development at the entrance to an upmarket Hampshire town are likely to be rejected next week .
Members of New Forest District Council ( NFDC ) are being recommended to refuse the latest multi-million-pound proposal to redevelop land at Stanford Hill in Lymington .
An application to build 45 retirement apartments for people aged 60 and over was turned down last year .
Pegasus Planning Group went back to the drawing board and submitted a revised scheme which aims to overcome the objections - but the new proposal has also proved controversial .
Stanford Hill @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is home to several historic buildings .
Lymington and Pennington Town Council has lodged an objection to the latest scheme , claiming it would have an `` over-dominant '' impact on the area .
• Plan for 45 flats rejected by New Forest District Council It also says the proposed development fails to address the need for affordable housing in the district .
More than 20 members of the public are also urging the district council to reject the application .
They say it would create extra traffic problems in the area and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with housing for older residents .
A report by NFDC planning officers says some of the reasons for refusing the earlier application have been overcome .
But it adds : `` There are objections based on design , scale , mass and location of the building , together with its impact on dedicated heritage assets and two adjoining properties . ''
Councillors could decide to go against the officers ' recommendation and approve the application .
If the scheme goes ahead Pegasus will replace four existing homes with a three and four-storey block @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the previous proposal include an improved access , extra parking and a reduction in the height of part of the complex .
The application says : “ The emerging Local Plan acknowledges that the population of the plan area is ageing and living longer , with the number of people aged 75 and over projected to increase by 65 % ( 12,800 ) in the plan period .
“ There is an extensive demand for specialised older people ’ s accommodation.
” Speaking earlier this year a Pegasus spokesman said : `` Shortly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ council ’ s cabinet approved the latest planning blueprint for the area , which highlights a significant need for specialist older people ’ s accommodation .
`` Our amended application gives the council another chance to see an element of this much-needed accommodation secured for the future . ''

Members of New Forest District Council (NFDC) are being recommended to refuse the latest multi-million-pound proposal to redevelop land at Stanford Hill in Lymington.
An application to build 45 retirement apartments for people aged 60 and over was turned down last year.
Pegasus Planning Group went back to the drawing board and submitted a revised scheme which aims to overcome the objections - but the new proposal has also proved controversial.
Stanford Hill, the western gateway to Lymington, is home to several historic buildings.
Lymington and Pennington Town Council has lodged an objection to the latest scheme, claiming it would have an "over-dominant" impact on the area.
It also says the proposed development fails to address the need for affordable housing in the district.
More than 20 members of the public are also urging the district council to reject the application. They say it would create extra traffic problems in the area and claim Lymington is already "saturated" with housing for older residents.
A report by NFDC planning officers says some of the reasons for refusing the earlier application have been overcome.
But it adds: "There are objections based on design, scale, mass and location of the building, together with its impact on dedicated heritage assets and two adjoining properties."
Councillors could decide to go against the officers' recommendation and approve the application.
If the scheme goes ahead Pegasus will replace four existing homes with a three and four-storey block containing 44 self-contained apartments.
Alterations to the previous proposal include an improved access, extra parking and a reduction in the height of part of the complex.
The application says: “The emerging Local Plan acknowledges that the population of the plan area is ageing and living longer, with the number of people aged 75 and over projected to increase by 65% (12,800) in the plan period.
“There is an extensive demand for specialised older people’s accommodation.”
Speaking earlier this year a Pegasus spokesman said: "Shortly before we submitted our revised plans the council’s cabinet approved the latest planning blueprint for the area, which highlights a significant need for specialist older people’s accommodation.
"Our amended application gives the council another chance to see an element of this much-needed accommodation secured for the future."


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Eastleigh Council launch campaign to improve air quality

A new campaign is being launched this winter to improve air quality .
The aim is to tackle the problem of wood burning in homes across the region , which can affect people with breathing difficulties like asthma .
As the weather changes and the temperature drops , more people are lighting wood burning stoves in their house according to Eastleigh Borough Council .
• New parish council in Eastleigh to give locals more control The council say this can pollute the air and with coronavirus still circulating “ that ’ s not something anyone wants on their conscience while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As a result it has now teamed up with three nearby local authorities , Southampton , Winchester and the New Forest as part of the campaign .
The project offers residents information and advice on household burning , asking them to reduce the amount of burning they do , and to use cleaner fuels and more efficient appliances to help improve people ’ s overall health .
The campaign is backed by an Air Quality Grant worth £60,100 from the Department for Environment , Food and Rural Affairs , which will fund the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A Council spokesperson said : “ Nationally , household burning is the biggest contributor to particulate matter , which is linked with several heart and lung problems and can contribute to premature death in people with existing conditions .
“ The Council is committed to improving air quality and this project is a great opportunity to raise awareness about the environmental and health impact that fumes from a fire can have and what residents can do to reduce the impact of burning to help improve our air .
”

The aim is to tackle the problem of wood burning in homes across the region, which can affect people with breathing difficulties like asthma.
As the weather changes and the temperature drops, more people are lighting wood burning stoves in their house according to Eastleigh Borough Council.
The council say this can pollute the air and with coronavirus still circulating “that’s not something anyone wants on their conscience while they are trying to relax”.
As a result it has now teamed up with three nearby local authorities, Southampton, Winchester and the New Forest as part of the campaign.
The project offers residents information and advice on household burning, asking them to reduce the amount of burning they do, and to use cleaner fuels and more efficient appliances to help improve people’s overall health.
The campaign is backed by an Air Quality Grant worth £60,100 from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, which will fund the project for the next two years.
A Council spokesperson said: “Nationally, household burning is the biggest contributor to particulate matter, which is linked with several heart and lung problems and can contribute to premature death in people with existing conditions.
“The Council is committed to improving air quality and this project is a great opportunity to raise awareness about the environmental and health impact that fumes from a fire can have and what residents can do to reduce the impact of burning to help improve our air.”


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Charity set up to support people in Southampton with ADHD

An engineer with ADHD has launched a charity to support other people with the condition .
Tim Kiver , a 53-year-old software engineer from Hedge End first started to notice he was finding it difficult to focus about three years ago .
He said : “ My wife was saying ‘ you never listen to me , you either don ’ t do what I ’ m telling you , you do it wrong , or you only half do it.
’ “ After 35 years in work as an engineer I found myself in a disciplinary for the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - due to my ‘ attentional difficulties ’ - and after a nasty battle my employer forced me to leave the job , ” he said .
In 2017 Tim went to his GP , who referred him to a specialist .
Following what Tim referred to as “ 18 months of poking , prodding and testing ” they concluded he had ‘ attentional difficulties ’ and he was discharged .
After “ wasting away ” on an NHS waiting list for an AHDH assessment , Tim set up a GoFundMe page which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This assessment led to a diagnosis of ADHD in July of this year , which he described as “ a huge relief.
” Tim said at this point he “ [ couldn ’ t ] bear to think of other people having to go through life as [ he had to ] so in July he launched a charity named the Tim Kiver Foundation to support people in Southampton and Portsmouth with ADHD symptoms .
The foundation is currently providing information , advice , signposting and support through their Facebook page and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day have the funding to speed up assessments for people with ADHD symptoms .
Tim is currently looking for support to help the foundation grow .
He said : “ We need trustees and volunteers to donate their time to the foundation .
`` We would love to form partnerships with local companies in Southampton and Portsmouth to accelerate our ability to grow and do more for those that need us.
” The Tim Kiver Foundation will hold an information stand in Fareham town centre this Saturday ( 10 Oct ) to raise @ @ @ @

Tim Kiver, a 53-year-old software engineer from Hedge End first started to notice he was finding it difficult to focus about three years ago.
He said: “My wife was saying ‘you never listen to me, you either don’t do what I’m telling you, you do it wrong, or you only half do it.’
Tim’s professional life was also affected.
“After 35 years in work as an engineer I found myself in a disciplinary for the first time in my life for poor performance - due to my ‘attentional difficulties’ - and after a nasty battle my employer forced me to leave the job,” he said.
In 2017 Tim went to his GP, who referred him to a specialist.
Following what Tim referred to as “18 months of poking, prodding and testing” they concluded he had ‘attentional difficulties’ and he was discharged.
After “wasting away” on an NHS waiting list for an AHDH assessment, Tim set up a GoFundMe page which raised enough money for a private assessment.
This assessment led to a diagnosis of ADHD in July of this year, which he described as “a huge relief.”
Tim said at this point he “[couldn’t] bear to think of other people having to go through life as [he had to] so in July he launched a charity named the Tim Kiver Foundation to support people in Southampton and Portsmouth with ADHD symptoms.
The foundation is currently providing information, advice, signposting and support through their Facebook page and it is hoped that it will one day have the funding to speed up assessments for people with ADHD symptoms.
Tim is currently looking for support to help the foundation grow.
He said: “We need trustees and volunteers to donate their time to the foundation.
"We would love to form partnerships with local companies in Southampton and Portsmouth to accelerate our ability to grow and do more for those that need us.”
The Tim Kiver Foundation will hold an information stand in Fareham town centre this Saturday (10 Oct) to raise awareness about ADHD.


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Man dies after car collides with tree

Man dies after car collides with tree


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Coronavirus: These early signs could mean you have Covid-19

Latest research has revealed a number of 'surprising ' symptoms that could indicate early signs of Covid-19 .
We 've put together what you need to know .
What are the main coronavirus symptons ?
In the UK , officials have listed the main coronavirus symptoms as : • Loss of sense of taste or smell According to the NHS most people with coronavirus have at least one of these symptoms .
But there are many others that people suffer regularly .
New details from researchers at King ’ s College in London have warned of several 'surprising ' symptoms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the virus .
Using data from the Covid Symptom Study app , the researchers have created a list of the most common symptoms reported by patients in the first seven days after onset .
The researchers said : “ We have been busy researching what the early symptoms of Covid-19 really are , as this information is essential to helping us all stop the spread of the virus in the coming months .
“ If we can spot cases based on symptoms sooner , people will be able to start self isolating in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accidental spread of the virus.
” What are the 'surprising ' early warning signs of Covid-19 ?
The two of the most surprising early warning signs revealed in the study are a headache and fatigue , which the researchers describe as the 'dark horses of Covid symptoms ' .
“ Our data shows that the most commonly experienced early symptoms are actually headache ( 82 per cent ) and fatigue ( 72 per cent ) - and this is the case for all age groups .
“ Only 9nine per cent of Covid-positive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t experience headache or fatigue ” , the researchers added .
However despite the high levels , only one per cent of people reporting fatigue and/or headache on the app ended up testing positive for Covid .
The researchers added : “ While headache and fatigue are commonly found in people who have Covid ( alongside other symptoms ) , having either or both of those symptoms alone is unlikely to be indicative of Covid.
” Unsurprisingly , a fever , persistent cough and loss of smell were found to be strong early @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ 40 per cent of all age groups reported having a fever in the first seven days , and this or loss of smell and persistent cough are still the key symptoms to be aware of - so people with the classic three symptoms of persistent cough , fever or loss of smell should certainly seek a Covid test.
” What did the reasearch find for those over the age of 65 ?
Meanwhile , those over the age of 65 were also found to report being confused , disorientated and having @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stages of infection .
The researchers continue to monitor the app , and will release new findings soon .
They added : “ Please bear in mind that we are providing percentages and averages and in medicine there may be rare exceptions .
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We've put together what you need to know.
What are the main coronavirus symptons?
In the UK, officials have listed the main coronavirus symptoms as:
Coughing
Fever
Loss of sense of taste or smell
According to the NHS most people with coronavirus have at least one of these symptoms.
But there are many others that people suffer regularly.
What have researchers found?
New details from researchers at King’s College in London have warned of several 'surprising' symptoms that could be early warning signs for the virus.
Using data from the Covid Symptom Study app, the researchers have created a list of the most common symptoms reported by patients in the first seven days after onset.
The researchers said: “We have been busy researching what the early symptoms of Covid-19 really are, as this information is essential to helping us all stop the spread of the virus in the coming months.
“If we can spot cases based on symptoms sooner, people will be able to start self isolating in those first few days and stop the accidental spread of the virus.”
What are the 'surprising' early warning signs of Covid-19?
The two of the most surprising early warning signs revealed in the study are a headache and fatigue, which the researchers describe as the 'dark horses of Covid symptoms'.
“Our data shows that the most commonly experienced early symptoms are actually headache (82 per cent) and fatigue (72 per cent) - and this is the case for all age groups.
“Only 9nine per cent of Covid-positive adults aged 18 - 65 didn’t experience headache or fatigue”, the researchers added.
However despite the high levels, only one per cent of people reporting fatigue and/or headache on the app ended up testing positive for Covid.
The researchers added: “While headache and fatigue are commonly found in people who have Covid (alongside other symptoms), having either or both of those symptoms alone is unlikely to be indicative of Covid.”
Unsurprisingly, a fever, persistent cough and loss of smell were found to be strong early indicators of Covid-19.
The researchers continued: “40 per cent of all age groups reported having a fever in the first seven days, and this or loss of smell and persistent cough are still the key symptoms to be aware of - so people with the classic three symptoms of persistent cough, fever or loss of smell should certainly seek a Covid test.”
What did the reasearch find for those over the age of 65?
Meanwhile, those over the age of 65 were also found to report being confused, disorientated and having severe shortness of breath in the early stages of infection.
The researchers continue to monitor the app, and will release new findings soon.
They added: “Please bear in mind that we are providing percentages and averages and in medicine there may be rare exceptions.”


thedailyecho--2020-10-11--Hunt launched after man spotted 'touching himself on bench'