Ross Marshall
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Southampton police raid shops in major stolen goods crackdown (opens the original)
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Police and Trading Standards officers have seized a wide range of suspected stolen goods during an operation targeting shops across Southampton. Officers and PCSOs from the city centre team worked alongside Trading Standards during the operation on Wednesday as part of efforts to tackle retail crime. Police have raided shops in the city centre (Image: Hants police) Items seized included alcohol, clothing, handbags, household cleaning products, electrical appliances such as slow cookers and fans,
Anger as council announce candles and lights to be removed from graves (opens the original)
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Fury has erupted over the enforcement of rules at a New Forest cemetery which will see glass, solar lights and real candles removed from graves. Lyndhurst Parish Council has announced it will begin enforcing its cemetery regulations from Thursday, October 1. It said all glass, solar lights and real candles will be removed from plots and stored at the parish office for one month before being disposed of unless collected. The decision has sparked anger among some people visiting loved ones' graves
Teen among two people arrested after vehicle stopped on busy road (opens the original)
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Two men have been arrested after police stopped a vehicle suspected of containing stolen goods in Bursledon. Eastleigh police said its neighbourhood enforcement team stopped and checked the vehicle on West End Road on Wednesday morning. A 32-year-old man from Walsall, in the West Midlands, and an 18-year-old man from Botley were arrested on suspicion of possessing goods with a false trademark for sale or hire. Police said multiple items were seized from the vehicle, including electrical goods, t
Drivers warned of weekend delays as six huge cruise ships arrive in Southampton (opens the original)
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Thousands of cruise passengers are set to arrive in Southampton as six cruise ships are scheduled to visit the city over the first weekend of October. P&O Cruises' Britannia and Arcadia are due to arrive on Friday, October 2, with both ships scheduled to depart later that afternoon. Saturday, October 3, is set to be the busiest day, with four ships expected in port. Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas, MSC Virtuosa and P&O's Ventura are all due to arrive in the morning before departing later i
Ofsted finds children used same wipes on shoes and faces at Southampton nursery (opens the original)
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A Southampton nursery where children used the same wipe to clean their shoes and then their faces has been told to make urgent improvements after an Ofsted inspection. Bright Horizons Southampton Day Nursery, in Roberts Road, was given an overall rating of requires improvement, with children's welfare and wellbeing and inclusion identified as areas needing urgent improvement. Inspectors found children were not always adequately supervised, with some at times being out of staff's sight and theref
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