thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Fitness instructor Debbie Trotter dies from Covid-19 - just days after it killed her mother Margaret

A HAMPSHIRE fitness instructor has died from Covid-19 – just days after her mother was also killed by the disease .
Debbie Trotter , who ran classes at schools and other venues across the New Forest , including Totton and Eling Community Centre , died on Monday .
Her mother Margaret succumbed to coronavirus last week in the first of two devastating blows to the family .
In a statement the community centre said : `` We would like to extend our sympathy to the family of Debbie Trotter and her beloved mum , who have both died in hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Clubbercise at the centre and other venues and was always so lively and energetic .
She will be missed by so many . ''
Staff at Applemore Health and Leisure Centre , near Hythe , added : `` Debbie would light up any venue with her bubbly personality and had an incredible zest for teaching .
`` Debbie ’ s great love was teaching zumba classes and one of her greatest moments was meeting the founder and creator of the zumba programme , Beto Perez , in 2016 . ''
Scores of people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tribute , describing her as a `` lovely lady '' with a `` zest for life '' .
One of her Totton customers said : `` I went regularly to Debbie 's zumba classes and clubbercise - great fun sessions that always made me leave with a smile on my face . ''
`` Such a lovely lady with the biggest heart , taken far too early in awful circumstances .
May she rest in peace and dance with the angels . ''
People who went to her Applemore classes have also paid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` one in a million '' , adding : `` You put smiles on so many faces .
The attitude you had to life was like no other .
You definitely made your mark on it and changed so many lives along the way . ''
On her Facebook page Debbie described herself as a `` global lover of life '' , adding : `` Fun and energetic .
I love dancing , travelling and being with nature . ''

Debbie Trotter, who ran classes at schools and other venues across the New Forest, including Totton and Eling Community Centre, died on Monday.
Her mother Margaret succumbed to coronavirus last week in the first of two devastating blows to the family.
In a statement the community centre said: "We would like to extend our sympathy to the family of Debbie Trotter and her beloved mum, who have both died in hospital due to Covid-19.
“Debbie ran Clubbercise at the centre and other venues and was always so lively and energetic. She will be missed by so many."
Staff at Applemore Health and Leisure Centre, near Hythe, added: "Debbie would light up any venue with her bubbly personality and had an incredible zest for teaching.
"Debbie’s great love was teaching zumba classes and one of her greatest moments was meeting the founder and creator of the zumba programme, Beto Perez, in 2016."
Scores of people have taken to social media to pay tribute, describing her as a "lovely lady" with a "zest for life".
One of her Totton customers said: "I went regularly to Debbie's zumba classes and clubbercise - great fun sessions that always made me leave with a smile on my face."
Another woman added: "She made keeping fit fun.
"Such a lovely lady with the biggest heart, taken far too early in awful circumstances. May she rest in peace and dance with the angels."
People who went to her Applemore classes have also paid tribute.
One person described her as "one in a million", adding: "You put smiles on so many faces. The attitude you had to life was like no other. You definitely made your mark on it and changed so many lives along the way."
On her Facebook page Debbie described herself as a "global lover of life", adding: "Fun and energetic. I love dancing, travelling and being with nature."


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Tributes paid as Crufts winner dies of coronavirus

TRIBUTES have been paid to a celebrated Crufts winner and dedicated family man following his death from coronavirus .
Father of three , grandfather of five and great grandfather of one Robert ‘ Bob ’ Bouttell was a hugely respected dog lover and breeder who had scooped the challenge certificate for best bitch at the 2015 edition of the world ’ s greatest dog show .
The 71-year-old had lived in a nursing home for the past few years , but was well known around Eastleigh where he would previously ‘ walk ’ his four Irish setters and two field @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who lost his wife Deb four years ago , was a lecturer at Eastleigh College and later had a dog grooming business .
Daughter Hannah , who lives in Bishopstoke , told the Daily Echo : “ He was my daddy , my hero , my confidante , my biggest supporter .
“ We showed dogs together since I was a child , enjoying success at the top level .
And even though he was living in a nursing home , he was still able to enjoy spending time with the dogs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to visit him and other residents .
“ You would think that he was proud of me for having a had a short career in Law , but in actual fact he was most proud when I opened my dog grooming shop , Paws For Applause , as I think it was an ambition he would have liked to have realised himself.
” Having held her father ’ s hand in his final moments , Hannah urged people to follow government guidelines .
She added : “ Many people are dying unnecessarily because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to carry out tasks which they deem ‘ essential ’ or to ‘ support ’ local business .
“ I want as many people as possible to see the picture of me holding my dad ’ s hand in hospital .
Imagine that is your own father or someone you love .
Put yourself in that position and ask yourself do you need to go outside ?
“ Consider arranging a funeral that no one is attending .
I am the youngest of three children and I would give anything for a great @ @ @ @ @ @ @ always been there for me .
“ Personally , I am angry .
But I hope positives can been taken from the pandemic for the future of society .
Support the vulnerable , they could quite easily be your saviour in ways you have never imagined .
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Father of three, grandfather of five and great grandfather of one Robert ‘Bob’ Bouttell was a hugely respected dog lover and breeder who had scooped the challenge certificate for best bitch at the 2015 edition of the world’s greatest dog show.
The 71-year-old had lived in a nursing home for the past few years, but was well known around Eastleigh where he would previously ‘walk’ his four Irish setters and two field spaniels in his mobility scooter.
Bob, who lost his wife Deb four years ago, was a lecturer at Eastleigh College and later had a dog grooming business.
Daughter Hannah, who lives in Bishopstoke, told the Daily Echo: “He was my daddy, my hero, my confidante, my biggest supporter.
“We showed dogs together since I was a child, enjoying success at the top level. And even though he was living in a nursing home, he was still able to enjoy spending time with the dogs I kept and took to the home to visit him and other residents.
“You would think that he was proud of me for having a had a short career in Law, but in actual fact he was most proud when I opened my dog grooming shop, Paws For Applause, as I think it was an ambition he would have liked to have realised himself.”
Having held her father’s hand in his final moments, Hannah urged people to follow government guidelines.
She added: “Many people are dying unnecessarily because others are going out of their houses to carry out tasks which they deem ‘essential’ or to ‘support’ local business.
“I want as many people as possible to see the picture of me holding my dad’s hand in hospital. Imagine that is your own father or someone you love. Put yourself in that position and ask yourself do you need to go outside?
“Consider arranging a funeral that no one is attending. I am the youngest of three children and I would give anything for a great big hug with my siblings who have always been there for me.
“Personally, I am angry. But I hope positives can been taken from the pandemic for the future of society. Support the vulnerable, they could quite easily be your saviour in ways you have never imagined.”


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Southampton Ocean Village tower block plans scaled down

CONTROVERSIAL plans for a landmark waterfront building in Southampton have been scaled down .
Proposals for a 25-storey tower block with 223 flats in Ocean Way , Ocean Village were unveiled last year sparking more than 180 objections .
The plans put forward by MDL Developments Ltd were for a 25-storey core building and two lower levels either side , one 17-storeys and one 11-storeys as well as 14 parking spaces .
As previously reported , at the time residents raised concerns over the impact the new building would have on traffic , parking , green spaces and the character @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Developments Ltd has confirmed that following residents ’ feedback the proposals have been revised .
The company said the new plans are for 199 apartments and 10 parking spaces .
The new main building is now expected to be 23-storeys with two lower levels either side , one 13-storeys and one seven-storeys .
Kristi Roger , development director at MDL Developments Ltd , said the company is awaiting feedback from local bus providers on whether or not they would be willing to route a local bus through Ocean Village to improve connections .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ result in “ a significant number of construction jobs and employment ” and added : “ While it is normal that all planning applications receive objections , these need to be considered in terms of their legitimacy under planning law .
“ The reality is , the UK ( and Southampton ) is still in the midst of a housing crisis , central government is still encouraging construction work , and our economy still needs housing , jobs and employment in order to return to good health , in due course.
” She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reducing the scale of the building , MDL has been working with Southampton City Council and all interested long leasehold tenants on a ‘ development brief ’ ( masterplan ) for the core commercial estate .
“ This is work in progress which will continue to be developed in parallel with Southampton City Council ’ s emerging Local Plan.
” As reported , the original application sparked 187 objections with Ocean Village residents calling on the council to reject the scheme.Sarah Bogle , councillor for Bargate ward , said a master plan for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ done before further planning applications are considered .
“ We are now consulting on the local plan and we need a longer term view on the city ’ s development including Ocean Village , ” she said .
It is not yet know when a decision is expected to be made .

Proposals for a 25-storey tower block with 223 flats in Ocean Way, Ocean Village were unveiled last year sparking more than 180 objections.
The plans put forward by MDL Developments Ltd were for a 25-storey core building and two lower levels either side, one 17-storeys and one 11-storeys as well as 14 parking spaces.
As previously reported, at the time residents raised concerns over the impact the new building would have on traffic, parking, green spaces and the character of the area.
Now, MDL Developments Ltd has confirmed that following residents’ feedback the proposals have been revised.
The company said the new plans are for 199 apartments and 10 parking spaces. The new main building is now expected to be 23-storeys with two lower levels either side, one 13-storeys and one seven-storeys.
Kristi Roger, development director at MDL Developments Ltd, said the company is awaiting feedback from local bus providers on whether or not they would be willing to route a local bus through Ocean Village to improve connections.
Ms Roger also said the development would result in “a significant number of construction jobs and employment” and added: “While it is normal that all planning applications receive objections, these need to be considered in terms of their legitimacy under planning law.
“The reality is, the UK (and Southampton) is still in the midst of a housing crisis, central government is still encouraging construction work, and our economy still needs housing, jobs and employment in order to return to good health, in due course.”
She also said: “In addition to reducing the scale of the building, MDL has been working with Southampton City Council and all interested long leasehold tenants on a ‘development brief’ (masterplan) for the core commercial estate.
“This is work in progress which will continue to be developed in parallel with Southampton City Council’s emerging Local Plan.”
As reported, the original application sparked 187 objections with Ocean Village residents calling on the council to reject the scheme.Sarah Bogle, councillor for Bargate ward, said a master plan for future developments in Ocean Village should be done before further planning applications are considered.
“We are now consulting on the local plan and we need a longer term view on the city’s development including Ocean Village,”she said.
It is not yet know when a decision is expected to be made.


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--15 more coronavirus patients die in Hampshire bringing death toll to 283

A FURTHER 15 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in Hampshire in the last 24 hours .
Figures released by the NHS today have revealed that the total number of deaths in Hampshire have risen from 268 to 283 in 24 hours - a total of 15 more deaths in the county .
The figures cover the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust ( UHS ) , Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust .
At the UHS , a total of 72 people who tested positive for COVID-19 have died to date , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of eight people who tested positive for the virus have died Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust , a rise of two from six in the last 24 hours .
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust , which runs the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham , has now recorded 129 deaths up by six from 123 recorded at the same time yesterday .
A total of 74 people who were diagnosed with the virus have died at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust , with a rise of six in the last 24 hours .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Winchester , Andover War Memorial Hospital , Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital and Alton Community Hospital .
Across the UK 11,656 patients with coronavirus have died , a rise of 651 in 24 hours .
Patients were aged between 20 and 101-years-old .
A total of 20 of the 651 patients had no known underlying health condition .

Figures released by the NHS today have revealed that the total number of deaths in Hampshire have risen from 268 to 283 in 24 hours - a total of 15 more deaths in the county.
The figures cover the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS), Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust.
At the UHS, a total of 72 people who tested positive for COVID-19 have died to date, as recorded by the Trust.
A total of eight people who tested positive for the virus have died Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, a rise of two from six in the last 24 hours.
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham, has now recorded 129 deaths up by six from 123 recorded at the same time yesterday.
A total of 74 people who were diagnosed with the virus have died at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, with a rise of six in the last 24 hours.
The trust handles Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester, Andover War Memorial Hospital, Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital and Alton Community Hospital.
Across the UK 11,656 patients with coronavirus have died, a rise of 651 in 24 hours.
Patients were aged between 20 and 101-years-old. A total of 20 of the 651 patients had no known underlying health condition.


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--651 more people die in hospitals after testing positive for Covid-19

A further 651 people who tested positive for Covid-19 have died in the past 24 hours , NHS England has @ @ @ @ @ total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England has risen to 11,656 .
@ @ @ @ @ and 101-years-old .
Twenty of the 651 patients - aged between 20 and 101 years @ @ @ @ @ underlying health condition .
Their families have been informed .
London had the highest number @ @ @ @ @

The total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England has risen to 11,656.
Patients were aged between 20 and 101-years-old.
Twenty of the 651 patients - aged between 20 and 101 years old - had no known underlying health condition.
Their families have been informed.
The South East recorded 76 deaths.
London had the highest number of deaths with 153.


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Police search for Southampton man wanted in connection with burglary

POLICE have launched an appeal to find a Southampton man in connection with a house burglary .
Officers investigating a @ @ @ @ @ , that happened sometime between February 6 and 9 , are looking to speak to @ @ @ @ @ followed various lines of enquiry to locate the 43-year-old and are now appealing to the @ @ @ @ @ .
Goodchild is described as being white , approximately 5ft 8in tall , of proportionate/heavy @ @ @ @ @ .
He may be in Shirley , Millbrook or Southampton city centre .
A spokesperson @ @ @ @ @ `` If you have seen Peter Goodchild , or know where he is , please @ @ @ @ @ call 101 , quoting 44200050511 , or 999 in an emergency .
`` Alternatively you @ @ @ @ @ Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 . ''

Officers investigating a burglary in Millbrook, Southampton, that happened sometime between February 6 and 9, are looking to speak to Peter Goodchild.
Officers have followed various lines of enquiry to locate the 43-year-old and are now appealing to the public to help find him.
Goodchild is described as being white, approximately 5ft 8in tall, of proportionate/heavy build and having brown hair.
He may be in Shirley, Millbrook or Southampton city centre.
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said: "If you have seen Peter Goodchild, or know where he is, please do not approach him but call 101, quoting 44200050511, or 999 in an emergency.
"Alternatively you can call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--TaxPayers' Alliance Town Hall Rich list 2018/19

WATCHDOGS are calling for a freeze on council tax as figures revealed that dozens of council employees across Hampshire earned more than £100,000 in a year .
More than 30 senior council officers across the county earned more than £100,000 in 2018/19 , with four Hampshire County Council employees pocketing more than £150,000 - the TaxPayers ’ Alliance annual report has revealed .
The group is now calling for council tax to be frozen and councils ’ spending to be focused on frontline services as the country continues to battle the coronavirus crisis .
It comes as a number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ council tax this month as some local authorities , including the county council , have increased their percepts .
The new figures have revealed that 16 county council employees were paid more than £100,000 in 2018/19 .
Among those there were chief executive John Coughlan with £220,518 ; deputy chief executive and director of corporate resources Carolyn Williamson with £187,700 as well as director of adults ’ health and care Graham Allen and director of children ’ s services Steve Crocker who both earned £156,075 .
They were followed by the director of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the director of transformation and governance/deputy director of adults ’ health and care with £133,988 - but their names were not disclosed .
Eight other staff members , whose names and roles were not revealed , received a salary between £137,500 and £102,500 .
But overall the number of county council employees who made it to the list went from 18 in 2017/18 to 16 in 2018/19 .
Meanwhile , ten Southampton City Council employees also earned more than £100,000 in 2018/19 .
According to the new list , the highest salary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whose role and name have not been disclosed .
That was followed by Hilary Brooks , the service director for children and families with £118,933 ; Richard Ivory , service director legal and governance with £113,399 ; Richard Crouch , acting chief executive with £113,428 and Jason Horsley , joint director of public health with £105,557 .
Five other staff members , whose names and roles were not revealed , received a salary between £127,500 and £107,500 .
Three Test Valley Borough Council employees were also on the list , including its chief @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its salary and £8,000 as expenses .
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Eastleigh Borough Council chief executive Nick Tustian was also on the list with £112,432 while the chief executive at New Forest District Council received £117,407 .
John O ’ Connell , chief executive of the TaxPayers ’ Alliance , said the country needs every council to cut out waste and prioritise key services .
“ The county council said most of its senior officers also deliver services to other local authorities.A spokesperson for the authority added : “ The county council is working with district @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tax paymentsduring the Coronavirus outbreak.
” Councils in Southampton , Eastleigh , New Forest and Test Valley have been approached for comment .

More than 30 senior council officers across the county earned more than £100,000 in 2018/19, with four Hampshire County Council employees pocketing more than £150,000 - the TaxPayers’ Alliance annual report has revealed.
The group is now calling for council tax to be frozen and councils’ spending to be focused on frontline services as the country continues to battle the coronavirus crisis.
It comes as a number of Hampshire residents will see a rise in council tax this month as some local authorities, including the county council, have increased their percepts.
The new figures have revealed that 16 county council employees were paid more than £100,000 in 2018/19.
Among those there were chief executive John Coughlan with £220,518; deputy chief executive and director of corporate resources Carolyn Williamson with £187,700 as well as director of adults’ health and care Graham Allen and director of children’s services Steve Crocker who both earned £156,075.
They were followed by the director of economy, transport and environment with £147,678 and the director of transformation and governance/deputy director of adults’ health and care with £133,988 - but their names were not disclosed.
Eight other staff members, whose names and roles were not revealed, received a salary between £137,500 and £102,500.
But overall the number of county council employees who made it to the list went from 18 in 2017/18 to 16 in 2018/19. Meanwhile, ten Southampton City Council employees also earned more than £100,000 in 2018/19. According to the new list, the highest salary (£147,500) went to an employee whose role and name have not been disclosed.
That was followed by Hilary Brooks, the service director for children and families with £118,933; Richard Ivory, service director legal and governance with £113,399; Richard Crouch, acting chief executive with £113,428 and Jason Horsley, joint director of public health with £105,557. Five other staff members, whose names and roles were not revealed, received a salary between £127,500 and £107,500. Three Test Valley Borough Council employees were also on the list, including its chief executive Roger Tetstall who received £124,000 for its salary and £8,000 as expenses. . Eastleigh Borough Council chief executive Nick Tustian was also on the list with £112,432 while the chief executive at New Forest District Council received £117,407.
John O’Connell, chief executive of the TaxPayers’ Alliance, said the country needs every council to cut out waste and prioritise key services. “ The county council said most of its senior officers also deliver services to other local authorities.A spokesperson for the authority added: “The county council is working with district and borough councils on flexibility of council tax paymentsduring the Coronavirus outbreak.”Councils in Southampton, Eastleigh, New Forest and Test Valley have been approached for comment.


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Southampton florist gives 40,000 free bunches of flowers to key workers

A CITY florist is giving away bunches of flowers to tens of thousands of key workers to thank them for their incredible efforts on the frontline during the coronavirus pandemic .
Blooms set to be sold in Southampton 's The Flower Factory have been used to brighten up the day of hard-working doctors , nurses , midwives , pharmacists , physios , carers and other key workers .
Owner Mark Fitzpatrick diverted 40,000 bouquets of flowers from his Onslow Road florist , wholesaler and garden centre to six Hampshire hospitals and a number of care homes .
The gesture started @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it was forced to close , then one delivery of a van load of flowers to hospital staff .
But it was so well received that it was extended to a number of hospital and care home sites in Southampton , Winchester and Lymington .
Mark told the Daily Echo : `` 'We 've had nurses who have been tired , emotional and so thankful for the small gesture .
One was brought to tears by two patients who were frustrated and verbally abusive and she said the flowers really brightened up her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smile on the faces of those that are doing so much for us then my job is done . ''
Flower Factory staff are also in the process of having a digital billboard erected to thank the NHS .
It is hoped the billboard , which will display pictures of key workers carrying their flowers , will be ready in time for Thursday night 's clap for carers , a tribute which sees the country salute NHS staff with a heartfelt round of applause .
The Flower Factory , in Onslow Road is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but they are still taking mail orders online and via their social media pages .
The business moved from its previous base in Bitterne Road West following the 2016 fire which started in the neighbouring fireworks factory and destroyed its premises .

Blooms set to be sold in Southampton's The Flower Factory have been used to brighten up the day of hard-working doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, physios, carers and other key workers.
Owner Mark Fitzpatrick diverted 40,000 bouquets of flowers from his Onslow Road florist, wholesaler and garden centre to six Hampshire hospitals and a number of care homes.
The gesture started out as collection from the shop before it was forced to close, then one delivery of a van load of flowers to hospital staff.
But it was so well received that it was extended to a number of hospital and care home sites in Southampton, Winchester and Lymington.
Mark told the Daily Echo: "'We've had nurses who have been tired, emotional and so thankful for the small gesture. One was brought to tears by two patients who were frustrated and verbally abusive and she said the flowers really brightened up her day. If I can put a smile on the faces of those that are doing so much for us then my job is done."
Flower Factory staff are also in the process of having a digital billboard erected to thank the NHS. It is hoped the billboard, which will display pictures of key workers carrying their flowers, will be ready in time for Thursday night's clap for carers, a tribute which sees the country salute NHS staff with a heartfelt round of applause.
The Flower Factory, in Onslow Road is currently closed due to coronavirus conditions, but they are still taking mail orders online and via their social media pages.
The business moved from its previous base in Bitterne Road West following the 2016 fire which started in the neighbouring fireworks factory and destroyed its premises.
Mark also owns a garden centre in Bournemouth.


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Coronavirus delays Southern Health investigation

AN investigation into an NHS trust , following the deaths of four patients , is to be delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak .
NHS bosses have confirmed that the next phase of an independent report into Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust has been pushed back .
The news comes as earlier this year an independent report by Nigel Pascoe QC looked into the deaths of four patients between 2012 and 2015 .
In his report Mr Pascoe said there had been “ significant , serious and deeply regrettable failures ” .
But he also said there are indications of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to listen and learn from the catastrophic mistakes that were made ” .
He recommended a limited public investigation to review the action taken by Southern Health and see if the concerns raised have been addressed .
But NHS England and NHS Improvement have now confirmed that given the coronavirus outbreak the next stage of the Pascoe report has been delayed and the families involved have been informed .
A spokesperson for both NHS England and NHS Improvement told the Local Democracy Reporting Service the next phase of the report would have involved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possible to meet them given the current situation .
The spokesperson also said that no specific date or time has been set yet .
In January this year the Care and Quality Commission judged Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust as “ good ” , the second highest rate .
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust is an NHS foundation trust which provides community health , mental health and learning disability services across Hampshire .
It is one of the largest providers of such services in England .

NHS bosses have confirmed that the next phase of an independent report into Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust has been pushed back. The news comes as earlier this year an independent report by Nigel Pascoe QC looked into the deaths of four patients between 2012 and 2015.
In his report Mr Pascoe said there had been “significant, serious and deeply regrettable failures”.
But he also said there are indications of a “greater willingness throughout the trust to listen and learn from the catastrophic mistakes that were made”.
He recommended a limited public investigation to review the action taken by Southern Health and see if the concerns raised have been addressed. But NHS England and NHS Improvement have now confirmed that given the coronavirus outbreak the next stage of the Pascoe report has been delayed and the families involved have been informed.
A spokesperson for both NHS England and NHS Improvement told the Local Democracy Reporting Service the next phase of the report would have involved meetings with people and it is not possible to meet them given the current situation.
The spokesperson also said that no specific date or time has been set yet. In January this year the Care and Quality Commission judged Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust as “good”, the second highest rate.
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust is an NHS foundation trust which provides community health, mental health and learning disability services across Hampshire. It is one of the largest providers of such services in England.


thedailyecho--2020-04-15--Gosport man jailed after stealing wine, chocolate and meat

A GOSPORT man has been jailed after he was caught allegedly stealing bottles of wine on 11 different occasions .
@ @ @ @ @ , stole four bottles of wine from Co-op , at Forton Road , Gosport , @ @ @ @ @ on March 27 .
On the same day , he stole another four bottles of @ @ @ @ @ £30 , at San Diego Road , Gosport .
He also stole bottles of wine @ @ @ @ @ as well as 12 chocolate bars and more than £42 of meat , a court @ @ @ @ @ Magistrates Court , Bedford , of Inverness Road , Gosport , pleaded guilty to 14 @ @ @ @ @ count of assault .
He was committed to prison for eight weeks concurrent and ordered @ @ @ @ @ of £122 .

Kris Liam Bedford, 25, stole four bottles of wine from Co-op, at Forton Road, Gosport, to the value of £20 on March 27.
On the same day, he stole another four bottles of wine from Spar costing almost £30, at San Diego Road, Gosport.
He also stole bottles of wine on nine other occasions, as well as 12 chocolate bars and more than £42 of meat, a court heard.
Appearing at Portsmouth Magistrates Court, Bedford, of Inverness Road, Gosport, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of theft and one count of assault.
He was committed to prison for eight weeks concurrent and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £122.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--More than 100 fined in Hampshire for breaking coronavirus lockdown laws

MORE than 100 people in Hampshire have been handed fines for breaches of the new coronavirus lockdown laws , figures have revealed .
A total of 103 people have been issued fined by police in the county between March 27 and April 13 for alleged breaches of the new lockdown laws .
A total of 3,203 fines for alleged breaches of coronavirus lockdown laws were issued by police forces in England between March 27 and April 13 , the National Police Chiefs ' Council said .
Assistant Chief Constable Scott Chilton said : `` Since the government restrictions were put @ @ @ @ @ @ @ engaging with members of the public as part of their patrols .
They have been explaining what is needed from the public and encouraging everyone to keep to the guidelines as this is the best way to protect the NHS and save lives .
“ Overall the response from the public has been fantastic and we would like to thank people across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight for working with us during these uncertain times .
`` As shown in the data released today , there have been some instances across our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ action against those refusing to comply .
It is crucial that we continue to do this .
“ For some , we are aware that being at home presents a heightened risk of domestic abuse .
I would again like to remind those who are suffering that we are here for them and that they shouldn ’ t hesitate to call us.
” It comes after a further 15 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in Hampshire in the last 24 hours .
Figures released by the NHS yesterday revealed that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have risen from 268 to 283 in 24 hours - a total of 15 more deaths in the county .
The figures cover the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust ( UHS ) , Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust .
At the UHS as of 5pm yesterday evening , a total of 72 people who tested positive for COVID-19 have died to date , as recorded by the Trust .
A total of eight people who tested positive for the virus have died Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the last 24 hours .
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust , which runs the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham , has now recorded 129 deaths - up by six from 123 recorded at the same time on Tuesday .
A total of 74 people who were diagnosed with the virus have died at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust , with a rise of six in the last 24 hours as of 5pm yesterday .
The trust handles Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester , Andover War Memorial Hospital , Basingstoke and North @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Across the UK 11,656 patients with coronavirus have died , a rise of 651 in 24 hours .
Patients were aged between 20 and 101-years-old .
A total of 20 of the 651 patients had no known underlying health condition .

A total of 103 people have been issued fined by police in the county between March 27 and April 13 for alleged breaches of the new lockdown laws.
A total of 3,203 fines for alleged breaches of coronavirus lockdown laws were issued by police forces in England between March 27 and April 13, the National Police Chiefs' Council said.
Assistant Chief Constable Scott Chilton said: "Since the government restrictions were put in place, our officers have been engaging with members of the public as part of their patrols. They have been explaining what is needed from the public and encouraging everyone to keep to the guidelines as this is the best way to protect the NHS and save lives.
“Overall the response from the public has been fantastic and we would like to thank people across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight for working with us during these uncertain times.
"As shown in the data released today, there have been some instances across our districts where officers have needed to take action against those refusing to comply. It is crucial that we continue to do this.
“For some, we are aware that being at home presents a heightened risk of domestic abuse. I would again like to remind those who are suffering that we are here for them and that they shouldn’t hesitate to call us.”
It comes after a further 15 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in Hampshire in the last 24 hours.
Figures released by the NHS yesterday revealed that the total number of deaths in Hampshire have risen from 268 to 283 in 24 hours - a total of 15 more deaths in the county.
The figures cover the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS), Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust.
At the UHS as of 5pm yesterday evening, a total of 72 people who tested positive for COVID-19 have died to date, as recorded by the Trust.
A total of eight people who tested positive for the virus have died Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, a rise of two from six in the last 24 hours.
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham, has now recorded 129 deaths - up by six from 123 recorded at the same time on Tuesday.
A total of 74 people who were diagnosed with the virus have died at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, with a rise of six in the last 24 hours as of 5pm yesterday.
The trust handles Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester, Andover War Memorial Hospital, Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital and Alton Community Hospital.
Across the UK 11,656 patients with coronavirus have died, a rise of 651 in 24 hours.
Patients were aged between 20 and 101-years-old.
A total of 20 of the 651 patients had no known underlying health condition.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Simon Reeves hit by arson attacks at Vansco in Cadnam and former working men's club in Shirley

A HAMPSHIRE businessman targeted by arsonists twice in less than 12 months is offering rewards totalling £20,000 for information leading to the conviction of the culprits .
The first fire occurred in May last year , when a £70,000 blaze ripped through a garage opposite a petrol station in Romsey Road , Cadnam .
Two months ago 70 firefighters from across the county converged on the former Shirley Working Men 's Club as flames engulfed the building .
Simon Reeves , who owns the two sites , believes the fires are linked and is offering rewards for information leading to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one or both blazes .
He has also released dramatic images showing the devastation caused by the Shirley blaze .
Mr Reeves said : `` I offered £10k reward following the fire at the Vansco garage in Cadnam and I 'm now offering a further £10k reward to catch the culprit of Shirley club .
`` If we can catch the person responsible for both fires the reward will be £20k .
`` Although the Shirley building was empty at the time the fire was extremely dangerous .
`` All the smoke upset @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since Shirley Towers caught fire , costing two firefighters their lives .
`` This fire could have cost more lives . ''
Shortly after the blaze broke out people were told to avoid the area and families living in neighbouring streets were urged to keep their doors and windows shut because of the dense smoke produced by the fire .
Firefighters from as far afield as Fareham managed to other the blaze spreading to neighbouring buildings including the Factory of Fun , a Salvation Army centre and a church .
No-one was hurt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was reduced to a charred ruin .
The Vansco blaze resulted in part of Romsey Road being closed for several hours .
Mr Reeves said : “ The fire was near houses and stables and directly across the road from a petrol station - it could have been a catastrophe .
“ Starting the fire was dangerous as well as stupid .
I couldn ’ t believe anyone would be so irresponsible . ''

The first fire occurred in May last year, when a £70,000 blaze ripped through a garage opposite a petrol station in Romsey Road, Cadnam.
Two months ago 70 firefighters from across the county converged on the former Shirley Working Men's Club as flames engulfed the building.
Police launched arson investigations after each incident.
Simon Reeves, who owns the two sites, believes the fires are linked and is offering rewards for information leading to the conviction of the people responsible for one or both blazes.
He has also released dramatic images showing the devastation caused by the Shirley blaze.
Mr Reeves said: "I offered £10k reward following the fire at the Vansco garage in Cadnam and I'm now offering a further £10k reward to catch the culprit of Shirley club.
"If we can catch the person responsible for both fires the reward will be £20k.
"Although the Shirley building was empty at the time the fire was extremely dangerous.
"All the smoke upset the locals and it happened ten years since Shirley Towers caught fire, costing two firefighters their lives.
"This fire could have cost more lives."
Shortly after the blaze broke out people were told to avoid the area and families living in neighbouring streets were urged to keep their doors and windows shut because of the dense smoke produced by the fire.
Firefighters from as far afield as Fareham managed to other the blaze spreading to neighbouring buildings including the Factory of Fun, a Salvation Army centre and a church.
No-one was hurt in either incident but the former club was reduced to a charred ruin.
The Vansco blaze resulted in part of Romsey Road being closed for several hours.
Mr Reeves said: “The fire was near houses and stables and directly across the road from a petrol station - it could have been a catastrophe.
“Starting the fire was dangerous as well as stupid. I couldn’t believe anyone would be so irresponsible."
Email simonkjreeves@yahoo.co.uk.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Coronavirus: Temporary mortuary set up at Southampton Airport

A TEMPORARY mortuary has been set up at Southampton Airport as the country continues to battle Covid-19 .
County bosses have confirmed that in response to the current coronavirus crisis , plans are now in place for the operation of a temporary mortuary at Southampton Airport to serve Hampshire , Portsmouth and Southampton .
The area set aside is a “ specially adapted secure location ” on one side of the airfield known as the Grayson Site and it is completely separate from the passenger terminal and airport operations .
Police officers will patrol the area during the day and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have access to the site .
The news was announced by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Local Resilience Forum ( HIOW LRF ) which is made up of representatives from the emergency services , the NHS , local authorities working together to respond to emergencies .
Simon Bryant , director of public health at Hampshire County Council , said : “ Local partner organisations across the wider Hampshire region , are working together to ensure arrangements are in place to support communities during this difficult time .
Integral to our planning is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ equipped with additional mortuary space , should we need it .
While I understand that people may be concerned about this development , it is important that we are well prepared.
” He said all necessary precautions will be taken to ensure the highest standards of health and safety are maintained onsite .
Mr Bryant added : “ I would like to reassure the families and friends of those who may be accommodated temporarily at the Grayson Site that their loved ones will be afforded every possible respect , and that we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ required customs and practices will be observed at all times.
” The HIOW LRF said “ robust ” security arrangements remain in place across the airport as it continues to operate flights transporting essential goods to the Channel Islands .
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A spokesperson for Southampton Airport added : “ When the Local Resilience Forum came to us a with a request to use our site to support the response to the Covid-19 pandemic in our area , we were willing and able to assist .
We were approached because this is a secure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on greatly restricted operating hours and , whilst it is , it is important to us that it can be used to support such hugely vital work.
” Southampton Itchen MP Royston Smith said people should not be `` unduly alarmed '' about this provision .
`` As with all the planning for this awful pandemic we must continue to plan for the worst whilst hoping for the best .
The sacrifices that people are making currently are starting to work but there is a long way to go yet .
I hope @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mortuary but I fully understand why our Local Resilience Forum ( LRF ) have planned for it , '' he said .
Eastleigh MP Paul Holmes added : “ While this is a delicate topic , it is important that we have these plans ready.. ” Keith House , council leader at Eastleigh Borough Council , said the authority supports the provision of all facilities needed to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic .
`` It is vital that there are standby mortuary facilities for Hampshire.The more people stay at home the more lives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ provision a contingency rather than having substantial need , ” he added .

County bosses have confirmed that in response to the current coronavirus crisis, plans are now in place for the operation of a temporary mortuary at Southampton Airport to serve Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton.
The area set aside is a “specially adapted secure location” on one side of the airfield known as the Grayson Site and it is completely separate from the passenger terminal and airport operations.
Police officers will patrol the area during the day and night and the public won’t have access to the site.
The news was announced by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Local Resilience Forum (HIOW LRF) which is made up of representatives from the emergency services, the NHS, local authorities working together to respond to emergencies.
Simon Bryant, director of public health at Hampshire County Council, said: “Local partner organisations across the wider Hampshire region, are working together to ensure arrangements are in place to support communities during this difficult time. Integral to our planning is the need to ensure the area is equipped with additional mortuary space, should we need it. While I understand that people may be concerned about this development, it is important that we are well prepared.”
He said all necessary precautions will be taken to ensure the highest standards of health and safety are maintained onsite. Mr Bryant added: “I would like to reassure the families and friends of those who may be accommodated temporarily at the Grayson Site that their loved ones will be afforded every possible respect, and that we have been liaisingwith faith leaders to ensure that required customs and practices will be observed at all times.”
The HIOW LRF said “robust” security arrangements remain in place across the airport as it continues to operate flights transporting essential goods to the Channel Islands. . A spokesperson for Southampton Airport added: “When the Local Resilience Forum came to us a with a request to use our site to support the response to the Covid-19 pandemic in our area, we were willing and able to assist. We were approached because this is a secure site which offers privacy.The airport is currently on greatly restricted operating hours and, whilst it is, it is important to us that it can be used to support such hugely vital work.”
Southampton Itchen MP Royston Smith said people should not be "unduly alarmed" about this provision.
"As with all the planning for this awful pandemic we must continue to plan for the worst whilst hoping for the best. The sacrifices that people are making currently are starting to work but there is a long way to go yet. I hope we will not need to use this mortuary but I fully understand why our Local Resilience Forum (LRF) have planned for it,"he said.
Eastleigh MP Paul Holmes added: “While this is a delicate topic, it is important that we have these plans ready..”
Keith House, council leader at Eastleigh Borough Council, said the authority supports the provision of all facilities needed to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic.
"It is vital that there are standby mortuary facilities for Hampshire.The more people stay at home the more lives will be protected to make this additional provision a contingency rather than having substantial need,”he added.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Garden workshops in Alfred Close, Totton, damaged in fire

TWO garden workshops in Hampshire have been damaged after a bonfire became out of control .
Firefighters rushed to the @ @ @ @ @ Totton , which completely destroyed a 15m fence and conifers , while two garden workshops @ @ @ @ @ from Totton and Redbridge were deployed to the incident at 2.23pm on Wednesday .
They @ @ @ @ @ an hour with two hosereels .
The stop message came in at 3.45pm .

Firefighters rushed to the blaze on Alfred Close, Totton, which completely destroyed a 15m fence and conifers, while two garden workshops suffered some damage.
Crews from Totton and Redbridge were deployed to the incident at 2.23pm on Wednesday.
They tackled the fire for over an hour with two hosereels.
The stop message came in at 3.45pm.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--HM Coastguard and SCAS called after someone falls into water in Gosport

EMERGENCY service crews rushed to a Hampshire town after someone fell into water beneath them .
Water techs from HM @ @ @ @ @ paramedic were called to the scene in Gosport , where someone had fallen from height @ @ @ @ @ .
The person involved was extracted and passed into the care of SCAS .
Crews @ @ @ @ @ home following the incident .

Water techs from HM Coastguard in Fareham and a paramedic were called to the scene in Gosport, where someone had fallen from height into shallow water on Wednesday.
The person involved was extracted and passed into the care of SCAS.
Crews have urged people to stay home following the incident.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Campaigners launch attempt to provide Hythe with new skatepark

CAMPAIGNERS have launched an attempt to replace a Hampshire skatepark which closed three years ago after failing a safety inspection .
Located next to the former police station in Jones Lane , Hythe , the facility was forced to shut after it was revealed that the tarmac needed replacing , along with the ramps and other items of equipment .
Now the youngest member of Hythe and Dibden Parish Council has launched a campaign to raise £400 to help fund a new facility .
Cllr Matthew Kitcher , vice-chairman of the Waterside Skate & Ride group , said : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ formed a committee and are in the process of setting up a local charity with the aim of getting our beloved skatepark back up and running .
“ It was such a shame to lose our old one .
However , it just wasn ’ t fit for public use.
” An 87-year-old woman living near the site has voiced her support for the campaign to provide the village with a new skatepark .
In a letter to Cllr Stephanie Osborne she said it would be a “ great pity ” if the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ provided children with fresh air , exercise , and the ability to develop excellent co-ordination and balancing skills .
She also referred to an application by McCarthy & Stone to replace the old police station with flats for older residents .
“ I have heard that when the new apartments are built older people will find the noise annoying .
I am sure there are many more older people who enjoy watching and hearing young people enjoying themselves , ” she said .
Waterside Skate & Ride has also received a donation from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ We would like to say a massive ‘ thank you ’ to Cllr Malcolm Wade for his donation of £100 .
It means a lot to have the his support.
” Campaigners have been calling for the facility to be replaced since it shut in 2017 .
Speaking at the time Hythe publican Leighton O ’ Hara said : “ How can we sit here and allow them to take away the skatepark , which has been used by many children over the years ?
” To donate go online and @ @ @

Located next to the former police station in Jones Lane, Hythe, the facility was forced to shut after it was revealed that the tarmac needed replacing, along with the ramps and other items of equipment.
Now the youngest member of Hythe and Dibden Parish Council has launched a campaign to raise £400 to help fund a new facility.
Cllr Matthew Kitcher, vice-chairman of the Waterside Skate & Ride group, said: “Over the last few months we have formed a committee and are in the process of setting up a local charity with the aim of getting our beloved skatepark back up and running.
“It was such a shame to lose our old one. However, it just wasn’t fit for public use.”
An 87-year-old woman living near the site has voiced her support for the campaign to provide the village with a new skatepark.
In a letter to Cllr Stephanie Osborne she said it would be a “great pity” if the previous facility was not replaced as it provided children with fresh air, exercise, and the ability to develop excellent co-ordination and balancing skills.
She also referred to an application by McCarthy & Stone to replace the old police station with flats for older residents.
“I have heard that when the new apartments are built older people will find the noise annoying. I am sure there are many more older people who enjoy watching and hearing young people enjoying themselves,” she said.
Waterside Skate & Ride has also received a donation from a Hythe councillor.
A spokesperson said: “We would like to say a massive ‘thank you’ to Cllr Malcolm Wade for his donation of £100. It means a lot to have the his support.”
Campaigners have been calling for the facility to be replaced since it shut in 2017.
Speaking at the time Hythe publican Leighton O’Hara said: “How can we sit here and allow them to take away the skatepark, which has been used by many children over the years?”
To donate go online and visit gofundme.com/f/1vhxxw5lio.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Former Saint donates £10,000 to Southampton Hospital Charity

A FUNDRAISING appeal set up by the children of a Southampton hospital nurse has been given a helping hand by Premier League footballer Andrew Surman .
Charlie Creighton , aged nine , and sister Mollie , aged seven , wanted to support Southampton Hospital , having known about the heroic efforts of staff through their mum Amy , who works in the blood and marrow transplant service .
Following last Thursday ’ s # clapforourcarers , the Lordswood family set up their ‘ Guess who is who ’ fundraising page for the hospital ’ s charity , with a target @ @ @ @ @ @ @ start of this week , they had stormed past this goal thanks to a £10,000 donation by the AFC Bournemouth midfielder .
The former Saints talent , who still lives in Hampshire , took the decision with his wife Laura to give the substantial contribution towards a charity they had a long-standing connection with .
He told the Daily Echo : “ My wife ’ s friend is a specialist nurse and she sent us the fundraising page her children were doing .
“ We were looking to make a donation but we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it .
It came up and seemed like a good idea .
“ We have had quite a lot of contact with the hospital .
My grandad had treatment there , my wife ’ s gran had treatment there and my wife ’ s best friend passed away from cystic fibrosis and she had all her care there .
“ I think coronavirus has made people realise how much the NHS actually do on a day-to-day basis without this crisis .
“ It is something that is personal to us , which is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has known Laura , who trained as a nurse , for around 15 years having studied at university with her .
She said the donation from the couple was “ amazing ” and the thoughtfulness of her children to set up the fundraiser had left her very proud , while the total raised was “ overwhelming ” .
“ They know how hard hospital staff work , ” said Amy .
“ We were out last Thursday doing the 8pm clap for the NHS and Charlie headed back indoors and said he wanted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and people could donate a £1 to guess what they were , with that money going to the charity at the hospital .
“ I set up a justgiving page and people were donating £10 and £20 at a time and on Saturday afternoon I went to check the page and noticed Andrew Surman had donated £10,000 , which was just amazing .
“ The sum of money raised is huge and it will go so far .
“ We have decided the money will go to the leukaemia and transplant service , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ staff and patients.
” “ Funding is hugely important .
Patients that are having donor stem cell transplants are in hospital for six to eight weeks and their follow up care is lifelong and it is life-changing for them .
“ The money can go to help them not only when they are in hospital but also help us to support them once they leave with simple things as they can ’ t work for 18 months after their transplant.
” On the kind gesture from the Premier League ace , she added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have been getting is unfair and it definitely doesn ’ t apply to all of them , ” said Amy .
“ Laura and Andrew sent me a message saying they wanted to do their bit and help in anyway they could.
” To find out more about the fundraiser and to donate , visit justgiving.com/fundraising/covid19-creightons

Charlie Creighton, aged nine, and sister Mollie, aged seven, wanted to support Southampton Hospital, having known about the heroic efforts of staff through their mum Amy, who works in the blood and marrow transplant service.
Following last Thursday’s #clapforourcarers, the Lordswood family set up their ‘Guess who is who’ fundraising page for the hospital’s charity, with a target of £150.
However, by the start of this week, they had stormed past this goal thanks to a £10,000 donation by the AFC Bournemouth midfielder.
The former Saints talent, who still lives in Hampshire, took the decision with his wife Laura to give the substantial contribution towards a charity they had a long-standing connection with.
He told the Daily Echo: “My wife’s friend is a specialist nurse and she sent us the fundraising page her children were doing.
“We were looking to make a donation but we were not quite sure where to put it. It came up and seemed like a good idea.
“We have had quite a lot of contact with the hospital. My grandad had treatment there, my wife’s gran had treatment there and my wife’s best friend passed away from cystic fibrosis and she had all her care there.
“I think coronavirus has made people realise how much the NHS actually do on a day-to-day basis without this crisis.
“It is something that is personal to us, which is what we were looking for.”
Amy has known Laura, who trained as a nurse, for around 15 years having studied at university with her.
She said the donation from the couple was “amazing” and the thoughtfulness of her children to set up the fundraiser had left her very proud, while the total raised was “overwhelming”.
“They know how hard hospital staff work,” said Amy.
“We were out last Thursday doing the 8pm clap for the NHS and Charlie headed back indoors and said he wanted do some drawings that could go online and people could donate a £1 to guess what they were, with that money going to the charity at the hospital.
“I set up a justgiving page and people were donating £10 and £20 at a time and on Saturday afternoon I went to check the page and noticed Andrew Surman had donated £10,000, which was just amazing.
“The sum of money raised is huge and it will go so far.
“We have decided the money will go to the leukaemia and transplant service, so it will go directly to the staff and patients.”
“Funding is hugely important. Patients that are having donor stem cell transplants are in hospital for six to eight weeks and their follow up care is lifelong and it is life-changing for them.
“The money can go to help them not only when they are in hospital but also help us to support them once they leave with simple things as they can’t work for 18 months after their transplant.”
On the kind gesture from the Premier League ace, she added: “Some of the stick footballers have been getting is unfair and it definitely doesn’t apply to all of them,” said Amy.
“Laura and Andrew sent me a message saying they wanted to do their bit and help in anyway they could.”
To find out more about the fundraiser and to donate, visit justgiving.com/fundraising/covid19-creightons


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Southern Daily Echo backs business through coronavirus crisis by offering free advert

The Daily Echo today launches an initiative which will give businesses in Hampshire a boost as part of its “ We ’ re With You Campaign ” .
In the current extremely challenging and unprecedented time , the publisher of the Daily Echo , Hampshire Chronicle , Romsey Advertiser , Basingstoke Gazette and Andover Advertiser is giving businesses the chance to reach their customers with a free advert .
Gordon Sutter , Editor , said : “ Having a voice during lockdown is still important to many businesses and our aim is to help them spread their shop local message @ @ @ @ @ @ @ To take advantage of this campaign click here .
Gordon added : “ The Daily Echo has already pledged to do our best to support all those who need our help during these unparalleled times , and we all depend on our businesses for so many things .
`` They are the source of a thriving local economy , our food , our services , and our jobs .
“ Shopping local has never been so important as it is now .
“ It is no secret our local traders are facing a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our communities , Newsquest – the owners of the five titles - wants to help in any way it can .
“ In all of our titles we will be featuring the efforts of local businesses which have been going the extra mile to support their customers .
“ If you have any examples of a business going above and beyond please get in touch.
” The campaign will be officially launched in tomorrow ’ s newspaper with continuous coverage across our print products and websites .
Laura Bielinski , Newsquest Hampshire Advertising @ @ @ @ @ @ @ support businesses during these uncertain times , this campaign will provide a marketing message to our significant local audience completely free of charge .
`` As a media brand , we will raise awareness around the need to support the local economy and promote how businesses are diversifying to keep afloat .
“ Any business which wants to be featured in our launch campaign should get in touch and we will be more than happy to provide a free standard sized advert for any business which trades in any area of our Hampshire @ @ @

In the current extremely challenging and unprecedented time, the publisher of the Daily Echo, Hampshire Chronicle, Romsey Advertiser, Basingstoke Gazette and Andover Advertiser is giving businesses the chance to reach their customers with a free advert.
Gordon Sutter, Editor, said: “Having a voice during lockdown is still important to many businesses and our aim is to help them spread their shop local message to as many customers as possible.
To take advantage of this campaign click here.
Gordon added: “The Daily Echo has already pledged to do our best to support all those who need our help during these unparalleled times, and we all depend on our businesses for so many things.
"They are the source of a thriving local economy, our food, our services, and our jobs.
“Shopping local has never been so important as it is now.
“It is no secret our local traders are facing a difficult time and as a champion of our communities, Newsquest – the owners of the five titles - wants to help in any way it can.
“In all of our titles we will be featuring the efforts of local businesses which have been going the extra mile to support their customers.
“If you have any examples of a business going above and beyond please get in touch.”
The campaign will be officially launched in tomorrow’s newspaper with continuous coverage across our print products and websites.
Laura Bielinski, Newsquest Hampshire Advertising Director, said: “To help support businesses during these uncertain times, this campaign will provide a marketing message to our significant local audience completely free of charge.
"As a media brand, we will raise awareness around the need to support the local economy and promote how businesses are diversifying to keep afloat.
“Any business which wants to be featured in our launch campaign should get in touch and we will be more than happy to provide a free standard sized advert for any business which trades in any area of our Hampshire titles.”


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--Totton man jailed after string of assaults and thefts

A HAMPSHIRE man has been jailed following a string of thefts and assaults .
On the same day , the @ @ @ @ @ value of £313.18 from Morrisons in Totton , and attempted to steal groceries from a @ @ @ @ @ On November 7 last year , Shanley appeared before court and was handed a suspended @ @ @ @ @ for two assaults and two thefts .
Appearing before Southampton Magistrates ' Court on April @ @ @ @ @ to one account of assault by beating , one account of theft and one account @ @ @ @ @ , of Andrew Close , Totton , was jailed for an overall total of 20 @ @ @ @ @ pay £122 victim surcharge .

Michael Bryn Shanley assaulted a woman in Southampton on April 13.
On the same day, the 31-year-old stole groceries to the value of £313.18 from Morrisons in Totton, and attempted to steal groceries from a Tesco store in Southampton.
On November 7 last year, Shanley appeared before court and was handed a suspended sentence of 16 weeks imprisonment for two assaults and two thefts.
Appearing before Southampton Magistrates' Court on April 14, he pleaded guilty to one account of assault by beating, one account of theft and one account of attempted theft.
Shanley, of Andrew Close, Totton, was jailed for an overall total of 20 weeks and was ordered to pay £122 victim surcharge.


thedailyecho--2020-04-16--School fundraises to help families amid coronavirus outbreak

A SOUTHAMPTON community has rallied together to support residents in need as some families of children eligible for free school meals are reportedly still waiting for supermarket vouchers .
Nick Giles , headteacher at Chamberlayne College for the Arts in Weston , has launched a fundraising campaign to provide food to students and their families .
He said the initiative was `` born out of frustration '' due to delays in the delivery of the £15 voucher each child eligible for free school meals should receive once a week .
The Department for Education ( DfE ) said Edenred - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ provided advice to schools on how best to use the website to ensure orders are processed in a timely manner .
Mr Giles said his school decided to set up the campaign as the vast majority of families have been waiting for vouchers since April 1 .
`` I had parents phoning me every single day asking where the vouchers are and if I could get them sorted and that has been very dispiriting .
That is why I though to set this up , it 's born out of frustration , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the first three hours of the campaign , Mr Giles has decided to continue to fundraise for the next 30 days .
He said 230 of the 472 students at Chamberlayne are on free school meals but the money raised in the next weeks will also support the families of other students .
`` It will be for those families whose situation has changed because of coronavirus so it may not necessarily be a family on free school meals but a family who now needs it because they have lost their jobs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and former students , as well as school staff , governors and members of the community have donated to support local families .
Mr Giles said : `` I was blown away by the generosity of people .
I am so grateful .
For us at Chamberlayne we do see ourselves as a family that looks after each other so we do want to help . ''
He is now hoping to deliver the first shopping vouchers to families by the end of next week .
In a statement the DfE said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meal voucher system is delivering for thousands of schools .
We continue to work closely with our supplier Edenred to resolve any outstanding issues quickly and we thank schools for their patience while the system was successfully upgraded over the Bank Holiday weekend .
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Nick Giles, headteacher at Chamberlayne College for the Arts in Weston, has launched a fundraising campaign to provide food to students and their families.
He said the initiative was "born out of frustration" due to delays in the delivery of the £15 voucher each child eligible for free school meals should receive once a week.
The Department for Education (DfE) said Edenred - which runs the voucher scheme - has provided advice to schools on how best to use the website to ensure orders are processed in a timely manner.
Mr Giles said his school decided to set up the campaign as the vast majority of families have been waiting for vouchers since April 1.
"I had parents phoning me every single day asking where the vouchers are and if I could get them sorted and that has been very dispiriting. That is why I though to set this up, it's born out of frustration," he said.
After having raised £1,000 in the first three hours of the campaign, Mr Giles has decided to continue to fundraise for the next 30 days. He said 230 of the 472 students at Chamberlayne are on free school meals but the money raised in the next weeks will also support the families of other students.
"It will be for those families whose situation has changed because of coronavirus so it may not necessarily be a family on free school meals but a family who now needs it because they have lost their jobs," Mr Giles explained.
Current and former students, as well as school staff, governors and members of the community have donated to support local families.
Mr Giles said: "I was blown away by the generosity of people. I am so grateful. For us at Chamberlayne we do see ourselves as a family that looks after each other so we do want to help." He is now hoping to deliver the first shopping vouchers to families by the end of next week. In a statement the DfE said: “We know that the free school meal voucher system is delivering for thousands of schools. We continue to work closely with our supplier Edenred to resolve any outstanding issues quickly and we thank schools for their patience while the system was successfully upgraded over the Bank Holiday weekend.”
To donate visit https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/families-of-chamberlayne-college-for-the-arts?utm_term=pvzjb5p69


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--M27 shut and M3 slip road closed by police due concern for welfare call

THE M27 has reopened after being shut this morning following a concern for welfare call .
The stretch between junction three at Nursling past Rownhams services and junction five near Eastleigh had been closed due to a welfare call concerning someone on the bridge over the motorway .
Road chiefs shut the M3 southbound at junction 14 where it meets the M3 .
All roads have now reopened but there is still a huge amount of traffic in the area .
It was also reported that the road beneath the motorway , the A3057 , Romsey road has been closed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sparked traffic chaos across Southampton , Eastleigh and North Baddesley as drivers are diverted and seek alternative routes .
Motorists are also facing delays of more than an hour on the M3 and the M27 as a result of the closure .
Southampton motorists are being urged to avoid Bassett Avenue and Winchester Road where the incident is having a significant impact according to the city council .
Bus operator Bluestar has reported significant delays to the majority of its services due to congestion .
According to the bus company all of its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Traffic coming along the M27 is facing a half hour delay before being diverted up the M3 while drivers coming down the M3 towards the M27 are being taken off through Eastleigh .
South Central Ambulance Service ( SCAS ) are currently on the scene supporting police .
A spokesperson for Hampshire Police , said : `` We have closed the M27 westbound between junctions 4 and 3 following a concern for welfare call regarding somebody on the bridge over the motorway .
`` This has also required us to close the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it meets the M27 .
`` We know that this will cause a big issue for those travelling during the rush hour this morning but we hope that you will understand why we are doing this .
`` We are working to ensure the road is reopened as soon as possible .
`` Thanks for your patience while we deal with this . ''
Posting on social media , Hampshire Police said : `` We 've closed # M27 WB btwn juct 4 & 3 due to a concern for welfare call on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ M3 SB juct 14 also closed , where it meets M27 .
Apologises for the inconvenience but we hope you 'll understand .
We 're working to get it open asap .
Thanks for your patience . ''
A statement released by Highways England gave details of diversions that are in place .
It said : “ The M27 in Hampshire is closed westbound between J4 ( M3 ) and J3 ( M271 ) due to a police led incident .
Highways England Traffic Officers are on the scene assisting with traffic management @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diverted and should follow the hollow square symbol .
`` Exit the M27 at J5 and take the 1st exit on to the A335 towards Southampton .
`` Turn right on to the A27 and continue west via Chilworth and North Baddesley to Ashfield .
At the roundabout turn left and travel south on the A3057 to rejoin the M27 at J3 .
“ M3 southbound motorsits exit at J14 and at the roundabout take the third exit to travel west on the A27 .
Hollow square route as above .
`` Again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Ashfield .
At the roundabout turn left and travel south on the A3057 ro rejoin the M27 at J3.
” A spokesperson for SCAS , said : `` We ’ re supporting Hampshire Police at a concern for welfare incident .
No patients currently . ''
Posting on social media a Bluestar spokesperson said : `` # TravelAlert # Barton Peveril Due to M27 accident .
Traffic in and around Eastleigh is almost at a stand still .
This will effect all Barton Peveril college routes , including pick up and drop @ @ @ @ @ @

The stretch between junction three at Nursling past Rownhams services and junction five near Eastleigh had been closed due to a welfare call concerning someone on the bridge over the motorway.
Road chiefs shut the M3 southbound at junction 14 where it meets the M3.
All roads have now reopened but there is still a huge amount of traffic in the area.
UPDATE
We are pleased to confirm that the incident has bee safely resolved and all closures on the motorway are being lifted.
Thanks for your patience while we dealt with this incident. pic.twitter.com/I5MMT97Qlm — Hampshire Police (@HantsPolice) January 7, 2020
It was also reported that the road beneath the motorway, the A3057, Romsey road has been closed in both directions.
The incident has sparked traffic chaos across Southampton, Eastleigh and North Baddesley as drivers are diverted and seek alternative routes.
Motorists are also facing delays of more than an hour on the M3 and the M27 as a result of the closure.
Southampton motorists are being urged to avoid Bassett Avenue and Winchester Road where the incident is having a significant impact according to the city council.
Bus operator Bluestar has reported significant delays to the majority of its services due to congestion.
According to the bus company all of its Barton Peveril College routes have been impacted.
Traffic coming along the M27 is facing a half hour delay before being diverted up the M3 while drivers coming down the M3 towards the M27 are being taken off through Eastleigh.
South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) are currently on the scene supporting police.
A spokesperson for Hampshire Police, said: "We have closed the M27 westbound between junctions 4 and 3 following a concern for welfare call regarding somebody on the bridge over the motorway.
"This has also required us to close the M3 southbound at junction 14, where it meets the M27.
"We know that this will cause a big issue for those travelling during the rush hour this morning but we hope that you will understand why we are doing this.
"We are working to ensure the road is reopened as soon as possible.
"Thanks for your patience while we deal with this."
Posting on social media, Hampshire Police said: "We've closed #M27 WB btwn juct 4 & 3 due to a concern for welfare call on the bridge over the motorway. #M3 SB juct 14 also closed, where it meets M27. Apologises for the inconvenience but we hope you'll understand. We're working to get it open asap. Thanks for your patience."
A statement released by Highways England gave details of diversions that are in place.
It said: “The M27 in Hampshire is closed westbound between J4 (M3) and J3 (M271) due to a police led incident. Highways England Traffic Officers are on the scene assisting with traffic management.
“M27 westbound traffic is being diverted and should follow the hollow square symbol.
"Exit the M27 at J5 and take the 1st exit on to the A335 towards Southampton.
"Turn right on to the A27 and continue west via Chilworth and North Baddesley to Ashfield. At the roundabout turn left and travel south on the A3057 to rejoin the M27 at J3.
“M3 southbound motorsits exit at J14 and at the roundabout take the third exit to travel west on the A27. Hollow square route as above.
"Again continue west via Chilworth and North Baddesley to Ashfield. At the roundabout turn left and travel south on the A3057 ro rejoin the M27 at J3.”
A spokesperson for SCAS, said: "We’re supporting Hampshire Police at a concern for welfare incident. No patients currently."
Posting on social media a Bluestar spokesperson said: "#TravelAlert #Barton Peveril Due to M27 accident. Traffic in and around Eastleigh is almost at a stand still. This will effect all Barton Peveril college routes, including pick up and drop off times.Sorry for the inconvenience.^jmc"
More to follow...


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--Two lorries involved in collision on M271

A MAJOR Southampton road had all lanes closed after two lorries were involved in a collision .
All lanes on @ @ @ @ @ Junction 1 , Brownhill Way were closed at around 10am this morning following a road @ @ @ @ @ .
There were no reported injuries and police were on the scene to divert traffic @ @ @ @ @ been cleared and all lanes are now open , but delays are still likely .
@ @ @ @ @ : `` We were called just after 10am to reports of a two vehicle collision @ @ @ @ @ on the M271 southbound near Nursling .
Junction 1 has been closed , but no @ @ @ @ @ ''

All lanes on the M271 going Southbound at Junction 1, Brownhill Way were closed at around 10am this morning following a road traffic collision involving two lorries.
There were no reported injuries and police were on the scene to divert traffic.
The road has since been cleared and all lanes are now open, but delays are still likely.
A Hampshire Police spokesperson said: "We were called just after 10am to reports of a two vehicle collision involving two heavy goods vehicles on the M271 southbound near Nursling. Junction 1 has been closed, but no injuries have been reported."
More to follow.


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--Police called to incident in Southampton neighbourhood

POLICE have been called to an incident in a Southampton street this morning .
Officers are on the scene in @ @ @ @ @ near Foundry Lane School , and residents have revealed their shock .
Riot vans reportedly @ @ @ @ @ the junctions with English Road and Benson Road at about 7.45am .
One mum , @ @ @ @ @ be named , said : “ It was quite scarey .
I was walking along @ @ @ @ @ two kids and there were all these police in helmets and riot gear .
“ @ @ @ @ @ what they were doing but the road was blocked and we had to go in @ @ @ @ @ resident reported hearing shouting in the street outside and seeing officers .
A spokesperson for @ @ @ @ @ said : `` it is business as usual and the school is open as normal @ @ @ @ @ the school was involved in this morning 's incident . ''
The Daily Echo has @ @ @ @ @ information .

Officers are on the scene in Imperial Avenue, Shirley, near Foundry Lane School, and residents have revealed their shock.
Riot vans reportedly blocked off the street between the junctions with English Road and Benson Road at about 7.45am.
One mum, who did not want to be named, said: “It was quite scarey. I was walking along to breakfast club with my two kids and there were all these police in helmets and riot gear.
“I don’t know what they were doing but the road was blocked and we had to go in a different entrance”
Another resident reported hearing shouting in the street outside and seeing officers.
A spokesperson for Foundry Lane Primary School, said: "it is business as usual and the school is open as normal.
"No one from the school was involved in this morning's incident."
The Daily Echo has contacted Hampshire Constabulary for more information.


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--Image released after man racially abused at Havant railway station

AN IMAGE has been released by police after a man was racially abused in Hampshire .
A man racially abused @ @ @ @ @ Road side of Havant railway station before walking away .
Police say the incident happened @ @ @ @ @ around 8am .
The man is described as white , aged between 50 and 65 @ @ @ @ @ hair and was using a walking stick .
Officers now want to speak to the @ @ @ @ @ the public if they know him .
A spokesperson for Hampshire Constabulary said : `` @ @ @ @ @ of a man we would like to speak to as part of our enquiries .
@ @ @ @ @ ?
Do you have information that could help our enquiries ?
`` If so , @ @ @ @ @ , quoting the crime reference number 44190446061 .
`` Alternatively , people can call Crimestoppers @ @ @ @ @ where information can be left anonymously . ''

A man racially abused the victim on the Leigh Road side of Havant railway station before walking away.
Police say the incident happened on Thursday December 12, around 8am.
The man is described as white, aged between 50 and 65 years of age, shaven hair and was using a walking stick.
A spokesperson for Hampshire Constabulary said: "Do you have information that could help our enquiries?
"If so, please call us on 101, quoting the crime reference number 44190446061.
"Alternatively, people can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, where information can be left anonymously."


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--Concern grows for missing 16-year-old girl in Southampton

A MISSING teenager in Southampton has been found .
Named by Hampshire Police as just Eloise , she was last @ @ @ @ @ Brownhill Road , in Southampton , yesterday .
Since then the 16-year-old had not been @ @ @ @ @ and friends .
A Hampshire Constabulary statement says : `` We 're pleased to confirm @ @ @ @ @ located this morning .
`` Thanks to everyone who shared our appeal . ''

Named by Hampshire Police as just Eloise, she was last seen at 1.45pm on Lower Brownhill Road, in Southampton, yesterday.
Since then the 16-year-old had not been in contact with her family and friends.
A Hampshire Constabulary statement says: "We're pleased to confirm that missing Eloise has been located this morning.
"Thanks to everyone who shared our appeal."


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--Hollytree Community Pre-School, North Baddesley, hits out at 'Inadequate' rating by Ofsted

A TEST Valley preschool has been slammed in a damning inspection after being rated as 'Inadequate ' .
Education watchdog Ofsted raised a number of concerns over safeguarding after inspecting Hollytree Community Preschool in Fleming Avenue , North Baddesley .
But the school has been angered by the rating and says it has put in an official complaint about the way the inspection and rating were carried out .
The preschool has fallen from being 'Outstanding ' which it was rated at in 2014 .
In their most recent visit to the Preschool in December , inspectors discovered `` significant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the point where `` children 's welfare can not be assured '' .
The report said : `` Practitioners are not consistently vigilant about children 's health needs and do not communicate effectively with parents and other professionals to ensure that these are met .
`` The two leaders fail to ensure that all practitioners and volunteers have gone through robust recruitment procedures , such as references and inductions to determine their suitability to work with children .
This fails to ensure children 's safety . ''
The report added : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ monitoring children 's attendance , particularly those considered to be vulnerable .
`` The leaders do not provide staff with an induction to ensure they are clear on their safeguarding responsibilities when they first start .
`` In addition , they do not monitor staff to determine whether support or training is needed to update their knowledge of child protection legislation . ''
The report also highlighted some practitioners did not have `` confident knowledge of what to do should they have concerns about a child '' .
However , inspectors did rate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ behaviour and attitudes as good .
The report said : `` The arrangements to promote children 's learning , behaviour and social skills are strong and effective .
`` Children are motivated to learn .
They are happy in the pre-school and show they are eager to follow their morning routine of self-registration and dropping off their book bag and lunch . ''
Ofsted recommended the pre-school strengthen their recruitment systems to ensure the suitability of all staff and volunteers is thoroughly checked .
They added Hollytree Community Pre-School can improve by ensuring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thorough and up to date knowledge of their responsibility to safeguard children .
Hollytree Community Preschool issued a statement which said : `` We have put in a complaint to Ofsted regarding the conduct and the outcome of the inspection .
Nothing has changed at Hollytree since our last inspection , we have been continually striving to improve.
” “ We have built a good reputation within the community , increased our numbers significantly and now have a waiting list .
This outcome will have a devastating impact on us .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been extremely supportive .
We all work incredibly hard and it is the thought of the amazing children that we have that will drive us to continue .
”

Education watchdog Ofsted raised a number of concerns over safeguarding after inspecting Hollytree Community Preschool in Fleming Avenue, North Baddesley.
But the school has been angered by the rating and says it has put in an official complaint about the way the inspection and rating were carried out.
The preschool has fallen from being 'Outstanding' which it was rated at in 2014.
In their most recent visit to the Preschool in December, inspectors discovered "significant weaknesses" in the leadership and management to the point where "children's welfare cannot be assured".
The report said: "Practitioners are not consistently vigilant about children's health needs and do not communicate effectively with parents and other professionals to ensure that these are met.
"The two leaders fail to ensure that all practitioners and volunteers have gone through robust recruitment procedures, such as references and inductions to determine their suitability to work with children. This fails to ensure children's safety."
The report added: "Leaders do not recognise the importance of monitoring children's attendance, particularly those considered to be vulnerable.
"The leaders do not provide staff with an induction to ensure they are clear on their safeguarding responsibilities when they first start.
"In addition, they do not monitor staff to determine whether support or training is needed to update their knowledge of child protection legislation."
The report also highlighted some practitioners did not have "confident knowledge of what to do should they have concerns about a child".
However, inspectors did rate the quality of education as well as behaviour and attitudes as good.
The report said: "The arrangements to promote children's learning, behaviour and social skills are strong and effective.
"Children are motivated to learn. They are happy in the pre-school and show they are eager to follow their morning routine of self-registration and dropping off their book bag and lunch."
Ofsted recommended the pre-school strengthen their recruitment systems to ensure the suitability of all staff and volunteers is thoroughly checked.
They added Hollytree Community Pre-School can improve by ensuring leaders, practitioners and volunteers have a thorough and up to date knowledge of their responsibility to safeguard children.
Hollytree Community Preschool issued a statement which said: "We have put in a complaint to Ofsted regarding the conduct and the outcome of the inspection. Nothing has changed at Hollytree since our last inspection, we have been continually striving to improve.”
“We have built a good reputation within the community, increased our numbers significantly and now have a waiting list. This outcome will have a devastating impact on us.
“We all feel very disheartened but parents have been extremely supportive. We all work incredibly hard and it is the thought of the amazing children that we have that will drive us to continue.”


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--David Channell harassed owner of New Miltan in New Milton

AN “ ANTI-social pest ” who breached a restraining order by repeatedly standing outside a tanning shop has been jailed .
David Channell was repeatedly seen standing outside the store , in New Milton , despite a court order banning him from contacting the owner .
It left the victim of his harassment feeling “ scared ” , “ anxious ” and “ restless ” .
Now Channell has been jailed for 16 months by a judge , who dubbed the 52-year-old an “ anti-social pest ” .
During Channell ’ s sentencing at Southampton Crown Court , the court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a restraining order in October .
The order was put in place after Channell was sentenced at Poole Magistrates ’ Court for using threatening or abusive words towards the victim in an earlier incident .
But just three days after the restraining order was imposed , the victim saw Channell standing outside her tanning shop , New Miltan , in Station Road .
The victim saw Channell on several occasions “ staring ” at her between October 14 and October 24 .
Mitigating for Channell , Jonathan Underhill said his client continued to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which he had been found guilty during an earlier trial in the magistrates court .
In sentencing Channell , of Drake Close , New Milton , to 12 months for harassment , Judge Gary Burrell QC said : “ This was a flagrant breach of a court order .
`` You have made this girl ’ s life a misery .
`` You seem to be an anti-social pest when you have had a drink.
” Judge Burrell added a further four months to Channell ’ s sentence after finding he had breached @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He also extended the restraining order to cover the whole area of New Milton High Street .

David Channell was repeatedly seen standing outside the store, in New Milton, despite a court order banning him from contacting the owner.
It left the victim of his harassment feeling “scared”, “anxious” and “restless”.
Now Channell has been jailed for 16 months by a judge, who dubbed the 52-year-old an “anti-social pest”.
During Channell’s sentencing at Southampton Crown Court, the court heard how the victim had been given a restraining order in October.
The order was put in place after Channell was sentenced at Poole Magistrates’ Court for using threatening or abusive words towards the victim in an earlier incident.
But just three days after the restraining order was imposed, the victim saw Channell standing outside her tanning shop, New Miltan, in Station Road.
The victim saw Channell on several occasions “staring” at her between October 14 and October 24.
Mitigating for Channell, Jonathan Underhill said his client continued to deny the one count of harassment for which he had been found guilty during an earlier trial in the magistrates court.
In sentencing Channell, of Drake Close, New Milton, to 12 months for harassment, Judge Gary Burrell QC said: “This was a flagrant breach of a court order.
"You have made this girl’s life a misery.
"You seem to be an anti-social pest when you have had a drink.”
Judge Burrell added a further four months to Channell’s sentence after finding he had breached the suspended sentence from the previous offence.
He also extended the restraining order to cover the whole area of New Milton High Street.


thedailyecho--2020-01-07--Plans for new car wash at Asda car park in Totton are slammed

MORE than 100 people have slammed plans for a new car wash at a Hampshire supermarket .
Waves Valeting Services wants to use more than 14 existing spaces at the Asda car park in Maynard Road , Totton The proposal involves installing a concrete washing platform , a canopy and a cabin which would be used as a customer reception and storage area .
However , the plans have received 112 letters of objection from locals concerned over the use of cleaning chemicals , traffic and the loss of parking spaces at an already busy supermarket .
Residents have also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wash already exists in nearby Ringwood Road .
Totton resident , Helena Sebestova , said : “ Totton does not need another car wash , especially in the centre of Totton .
The area is very built up and struggles with traffic jams.
” Bertie Hall added : “ I don ’ t think its a good idea to build another car wash in Asda , the car park is already very busy .
During busy times it is impossible to park as it is.
” According to the planning application submitted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wash will create new and sustainable economic growth in the area .
Similarly , it is claimed the business will have a positive impact on local employment creating an estimated four full-time and four part-time jobs .
The application states : “ It is likely that the facility will be used in association with any trip to the supermarket rather than resulting in a purpose-built trip.
” However , the application has been recommended for refusal by Totton and Eling Town Council .
David Harrison the county councillor for Totton South and Marchwood @ @ @ @ @ @ @ probably one more car wash than we need .
There is already one at the Esso garage and one immediately opposite .
The car park is extremely busy so anything added will cause traffic and frustration .
It is probably the busiest car park in Totton – I don ’ t think it ’ s needed .
”

Waves Valeting Services wants to use more than 14 existing spaces at the Asda car park in Maynard Road, Totton
The proposal involves installing a concrete washing platform, a canopy and a cabin which would be used as a customer reception and storage area.
However, the plans have received 112 letters of objection from locals concerned over the use of cleaning chemicals, traffic and the loss of parking spaces at an already busy supermarket.
Residents have also pointed out the fact that another car wash already exists in nearby Ringwood Road.
Totton resident, Helena Sebestova, said: “Totton does not need another car wash, especially in the centre of Totton. The area is very built up and struggles with traffic jams.”
Bertie Hall added: “I don’t think its a good idea to build another car wash in Asda, the car park is already very busy. During busy times it is impossible to park as it is.”
According to the planning application submitted to New Forest District Council, the car wash will create new and sustainable economic growth in the area.
Similarly, it is claimed the business will have a positive impact on local employment creating an estimated four full-time and four part-time jobs.
The application states: “It is likely that the facility will be used in association with any trip to the supermarket rather than resulting in a purpose-built trip.”
However, the application has been recommended for refusal by Totton and Eling Town Council.
David Harrison the county councillor for Totton South and Marchwood said: “I think it is probably one more car wash than we need. There is already one at the Esso garage and one immediately opposite. The car park is extremely busy so anything added will cause traffic and frustration. It is probably the busiest car park in Totton – I don’t think it’s needed.”