Ben Fishwick
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Echo wins challenge over restrictions at chief constable's misconduct hearing (opens the original)
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Restrictions aimed at preventing journalists taking photographs from public land outside former Hampshire police chief constable Scott Chilton's misconduct hearing have been scrapped following a challenge by the Southern Daily Echo. This newspaper successfully opposed two conditions attached to media attendance at the former top cop's gross misconduct hearing, where he is due to answer allegations of having sex with junior officers, including while on duty. One condition stated that photographs
Man charged after Daily Echo journalist threatened outside court (opens the original)
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A man has been charged with threatening a Daily Echo journalist outside court and is due to appear before magistrates. Police launched an investigation after a reporter attended Southampton Crown Court to cover a hearing for this newspaper but was then threatened by a man outside the building in London Road. Echo reporters cover the city's crown and magistrates' court each week, reporting on cases that would otherwise go unnoticed. A Hampshire police spokesman said: "We can confirm that we recei
Daily Echo readers can subscribe for just £5 for 5 months in this flash sale (opens the original)
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Readers who want to subscribe to the Daily Echo can enjoy an exclusive offer of £5 for 5 months or save over 40 per cent on an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site online, as subscribers have unlimited access to news articles, with fewer ads and interruptions. In addition to unlimited access to articles and fewer ads, subscribers can also enjoy monthly savings on big brands through the reader rewards scheme, as wel
Hampshire chief constable vows to 'go after' those who caused 'serious problems' (opens the original)
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Hampshire's top cop has said the force will "go after" those who caused "serious problems" in Portsmouth as around 120 migrants were brought ashore. Chief constable Alexis Boon said "violence and damage has absolutely no part in peaceful protest" after around 200 protested the RNLI bringing migrants to Eastney after they were rescued in the English Channel. Southampton port authorities had refused entry to crews but said they would have played a role if lives had been at risk. Two police officer
Major accident repair firm with 144 staff enters administration (opens the original)
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A vehicle repair group with operations in Hampshire has entered administration months after its directors forecast a return to profitability. Page Automotive Group Limited appointed Alexander Kinninmonth and James Prior, of FRP Advisory Trading Limited, as joint administrators on August 27. The firm's latest available accounts, filed at Companies House in January, described its principal activity as vehicle repairs and vehicle maintenance. It had workshops in Southampton, Aldershot, Christchurch
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