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Fareham and Gosport volunteers bake free birthday cakes for kids (opens the original)
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Volunteer bakers are paying out of their own pockets so children in need do not go without a cake on their birthdays. Free Cakes for Kids Fareham and Gosport buys the ingredients, bakes and delivers cakes for young people whose families are unable to provide one. Natalie Parker, who joined as a baker while on maternity leave in 2024 and now runs the group, said the thought of a child not having a birthday cake was "heart-breaking". The group, part of a national network, said demand had risen and
Portsmouth council rejects call to bar migrant landings (opens the original)
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Portsmouth City Council has voted against a motion calling for the city to never be used to land migrants rescued from small boats. Councillors voted 24 to 13, with one abstention, to reject the proposal, which followed the arrival of 120 people at Eastney on 6 September. The motion, proposed by Reform councillor George Madgwick, said Portsmouth was "not a suitable disembarkation point" for small boat arrivals and "must not be permitted to become one". A letter from the Home Office and Departmen
Inspectors to assess police following Henry Nowak murder (opens the original)
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An inspection into how a police force responds to violent incidents has been launched in the wake of Henry Nowak's murder. The 18-year-old student was stabbed in Southampton by Vickrum Digwa, who lied to police and insisted he had been the victim of a racist attack. Hampshire Police officers initially arrested Nowak and placed him in handcuffs as he lay dying. His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Service (HMICFRS) will assess the force's processes, training and how office
Bracknell man finds three-foot snake curled up in his toilet (opens the original)
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A man has said he was left stunned after discovering a snake emerging from his downstairs toilet. David Claridge, of Bracknell, Berkshire, lifted the toilet's lid on Tuesday morning and saw something yellow and black protruding from the bowl. Upon closer inspection, he said he recognised it was a three-foot (0.9m) long grass snake. The 79-year-old, who promptly evicted the reptile from his property with a pair of barbecue tongs, said he believes it must have crawled up through the drain after se
Quadruplets among students in South celebrating GCSE success (opens the original)
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Students across the south of England are celebrating an outstanding year of GCSE results, with several schools reporting their best-ever performances. Among the standout stories are quadruplets collecting their grades side by side, a young carer who balanced her studies with looking after her brother, and a student preparing to trade the classroom for a potential career in professional basketball. Schools across the region reported particularly strong results in English and maths, with head teac
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