Printers, Booksellers and Libraries in Hampshire, 1750-1800 (Hampshire Papers)
Tom Nelson (Free subscription) | yesterday
No global warming at Norfolk showground for livestock farmers Although a big space heater was at work, almost deafening the speaker at times, it managed to lift the temperature to just above 10C. Then, as the temperature fell through the 40-minute presentation, the heater automatically came back on - several times. And the topic under discussion - climate change and global warming! Major climate change...
The National Pages Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
As a Belgian, I am shocked by the disinformation around the candidacy and person of Mr Van Rompuy, especially by the British tabloids ( The great EU stitch-up , 20 November). Their comments are an insult. Van Rompuy is not to be an executive president like the US president; he is the chairman, a consensus-builder of a Europe of nations. He is not in favour of a European national hymn, flag or tax....
The Stage (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Crofton Club, Stubbington, Hampshire: A big, live football game being screened in the venue's front room, raffle tickets being sold on the door and a table enticingly stacked with goodies for the winners could only mean this Inspirations Entertainments showcase was being held at a more traditional club. A chance to win a tin of Quality Street and see some quality acts then promised just about the...
Veronica Frydel - Journalism - Photojournalism (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Winchester News Online week 2, Dummy edition 2 Despite the fact that it was only our second attempt to produce the News bulletin, the news room felt like a tense workplace with the strictest deadlines in the world. This time our team of reporters produced higher verity of Video News packages which was an incredible achievement. The atmosphere felt tense but professional, editors had everything under...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
I am pleased about Darcus Howe's recovery ( My battle with prostate cancer , G2, 17 November), and his highlighting the higher mortality rates for black men. I am a 56-year-old white man with advanced prostate cancer that was identified two months ago. I will, hopefully, find out in December whether I will be among the 30% of men at my stage of the disease who survive five years after diagnosis. The...
Archaeology in Europe (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
KITTED out with the latest scuba gear, Garry Momber peers through the murky water to the seabed below. It's dark - Momber is 11 metres below the water's surface and the black peat of the seabed absorbs what little light reaches the bottom. Then the tide turns, and as clearer water flows in from the open seas, the decaying remains of an ancient forest emerge from the gloom. Working quickly, he records...
Basingstoke and North Hampshire Pub a day (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
The Weyhill Fair, Weyhill, Hampshire , originally uploaded by Mike Cattell . Weyhill Fair was the longest lived of any of the rural fairs and was actually three separate fairs held on 11th April, the last Friday in July and from October 9th to the 12th. It was held to the west of Andover on the Fair Ground, a parcel of land at the junction of two ancient ways - the 'Gold road' from Holyhead which was...
Marine Mysteries (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
I'm talking to a group of young students from Portsmouth schools next week at a speed networking event about my career in writing and my life as an author. I'll also be telling them about the peculiar world of publishing and answering their questions. It should be fun! The event is designed to help young people examine career options involving English. It is being organised by the Portsmouth and South...
Helmand Blog - Afghanistan (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Currently on his fourth deployment to Afghanistan, Royal Navy Surgeon Commander Graham Hill believes that this is his hardest tour so far. Cdr Hill, who is normally based at the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth, is currently saving lives and limbs in his post at the operating table of Camp Bastion's field hospital in Helmand province. He deployed to Afghanistan in October 2009 for an eight-week...
BBC News (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
A man who died when he was knocked over by a car near Totton in Hampshire is named by police.
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
Our friend and colleague Val Hatswell, who has died aged 88, was an energetic, forthright and innovative woman who pioneered counselling in general practice in the UK. In 1974 Val convinced the GPs in the two practices in the new health centre in Alton, Hampshire, to set up a counselling service for our patients. This was at a time when doctors were not allowed to work with non-medical practitioners....
Estate Agents In Fareham Hampshire (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
More local news from in and around the Hampshire area from Dibben and Dibben as Winchesr is set for much better Christmas lights, the Council was told. The 2008 display was beset by technical problems from the contractor working for the Winchester Business Improvement District. This year BID is using the same contractor as the council and illuminating more streets, including St George’s Street,...
Wickedelic Lingerie Blog (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
Images of the lingerie photoshoot starring blonde stunner Chloe Mosley, who is the former girlfriend of England cricket star Stuart Broad. The 26-year-old from Hertfordshire was spotted in the crowd by a Wickedelic Lingerie scout watching a Hampshire cricket match on television in September 09. Chloe, a personal trainer from Baldock, returned to the Rose Bowl in [...]
Gerry Walden (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
In case you hadn't noticed this weekend is Children in Need weekend and I am pleased to say that I will be doing my bit for the very worthwhile cause at Calshot Activity Centre in the very south of Hampshire. I will be there photographing the 24-hour Cycle Marathon and on Saturday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. you will have the opportunity to be photographed with Pudsey Bear totally free of charge (OK,...
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carrolltrust | 05/10/2009
TAG Aviation presently located at Farnborough Airport executed major fraudulent transactions “in concert” with BAE Systems both being the subject of major criminal allegations with the "named" international crime syndicate. Allegations of serious corruption obstruction racketeering complicity in Britain’s longest running largest organised criminal conspiracy and corruption case. HM Crown Ministry of
carrolltrust | 22/07/2009
The HM Crown Ministry of Defence Carroll Trust interests have been "named" as a further primary victim in the Carroll Foundation Trust US HM National Security and Public Interests Case. The UK Ministry of Defence Carroll Farnborough Aerospace Development Corporation civilian and military operational establishment corporation which was located at Farnborough Hampshire UK was targeted by a "named" international
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