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Winchester councillors approve 4m-deep basement beneath front garden (opens the original)
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A BASEMENT can be built in the front garden of a Winchester house, city councillors have agreed, in the teeth of neighbours' opposition. Tim Woolford applied for permission for the property in Arthur Road, Hyde. The new underground room would be around 4m deep, 9.5m in width and 10.9m in length. It will be built under the driveway. The driveway will then be reinstalled. Badger Farm resident rejects more cycle lanes at problem junction Hampshire Crown Court backlog rises to 1,754 cases as Winches
Winchester planners approve ‘overbearing’ extension over neighbours’ objections (opens the original)
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PLANNERS disagreed with residents and have approved an allegedly "overbearing" house extension in Winchester. Tamara Pascall proposed a single-storey extension into the back garden at her home in Colebrook Street, sparking opposition from around a dozen people living in nearby Colebrook Place. Badger Farm resident rejects more cycle lanes at problem junction Hampshire Crown Court backlog rises to 1,754 cases as Winchester jumps 16.5 per cent Hampshire historians launch new book charting 200 cont
Councillors approve fifth solar farm near Bishop’s Waltham despite concerns (opens the original)
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COUNCILLORS have agreed another solar farm near Bishop's Waltham. Ethical Power applied for the 10 megawatt capacity farm to harvest the sun at Glebe Farm, Curdridge Lane, Waltham Chase. It is the fifth solar in the area following one at nearby Locks Farm, another nearer Bishop's Waltham dating back ten years and Forest Farm. The city council planning committee voted unanimously to approve the proposal. Plans for new solar farm near Hampshire market town criticised Developers' money boost many c
Hampshire Crown Court backlog rises to 1,754 cases as Winchester jumps 16.5 per cent (opens the original)
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The number of criminal cases waiting to be heard has risen sharply at Hampshire's three Crown Courts, with Winchester recording one of the biggest increases anywhere in England and Wales. New Ministry of Justice figures analysed by the Press Association show that while some courts have succeeded in reducing their backlogs, Winchester, Southampton and Portsmouth all saw the number of outstanding cases rise between the end of March and the end of June this year. Winchester Crown Court experienced
WATCH: Winchester Weirs walk offers chance to spot herons on the hunt (opens the original)
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THE Weirs is one of the splendours of Winchester. The lovely riverside walk from the High Street down to Wharf Mill. It edges the River Itchen, that even in the driest summer in decade, is still flowing strongly, fed from the underground aquifers under the Hampshire downs. Trout still gently ride the current, the ducklings have grown into boisterous young adults with their sidekicks the coots and the moorhens. And occasionally a heron stands watching and waiting. Its stern bearing evokes Dylan T
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