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Drivers[1] faced delays following the incident, which took place just after 3pm on the M3 Southbound near Winnall[2], but nobody is thought to have been harmed.
A Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary[3] spokesperson said: ‘We were called at 3.09pm…
There are several overnight road closures planned this week on the M25[1] and A3 drivers will need to be aware of. While closures are usually scheduled to take place from late at night until the early hours of the morning the following day, work can so…
The force said the pedestrian, of no fixed address, was pronounced dead at the scene but was unable to provide any more details. Now police have revealed he was from Southampton but were unable to release his identity. When asked about the circumstanc…
© Charlotte Graham for The Telegraph Flying Scotsman trains heritage railways locomotive transport future in doubt modern door system – Charlotte Graham for The TelegraphThe future of the Flying Scotsman[1] is in doubt over the rail watchdog’s demands…
Bernard Hartnett from Southampton headbutted rail staff and bit a police radio at Portsmouth and Southsea railway station (Image: Hampshire Constabulary)A Southampton[1] man who walked into a railway station carrying a crate of beer headbutted staff th…
When the lockdowns were released and the extraordinary work of Professor Sarah Gilbert at Oxford’s Jenner Institute meant people were no longer stuck at home, many were relieved to return once again to the workplace.
Of course, people hadn’t missed the…
One person was seriously injured in the crash. Picture: Chris Moorhouse
Fire crews from Southsea[1], Cosham and Horndean station were called to the scene, between Junction 2 on the A3 and the A272 in Petersfield, at around 9pm last night.
A spokesper…
Police rushed to the scene of the fatal collision on the M3 southbound yesterday morning. The incident happened near junction 11 for Winchester at 10.43am.
The crash involved a broken down HGV and a grey Mercedes Sprinter. A man from Walsall, 38 – who…
Michael Portsmouth[1] was at an antiques fair held in a village hall in Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, when he found a copy of ‘One Hundred Years of Roads and Rail around the Solent’ by David Fareday Glenn. A keen history enthusaist, Michael bought the …
News[1]
Whatever happened to the Enough is Enough campaign that could have boosted long-running strikes?
By Charlie Kimber
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Saturday 13 May 2023
Issue 2855[2]
RMT rail strike pickets in York showed they are determined to…