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Road rage revealed: most Brits admit to losing cool behind the wheel
THREE in five British drivers have admitted experiencing road rage at another road user or pedestrian. New data from Regtransfers reveals that a shocking number admit to experiencing extreme anger while on the roads. While getting frustrated
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More missing out on first choice secondary school than a decade ago
AROUND 1,500 prospective secondary school students in Hampshire missed out on their first choice school this year. Since 2014/15, the number of students achieving a place at their first choice has fallen from 95 per cent to 90 per cent in 2024
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Hospitals charity reveals its new look for the future
Hampshire Hospitals Charity has unveiled a fresh new look which will help it grow much needed funds to improve the wellbeing and support of patients and staff in the hospitals it serves. The bright new designs move away from the traditional rainbow
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One in five UK drivers at risk of £200 fine and 6 penalty points, study warns
Nearly one in five drivers are risking a £200 fine and six penalty points on their driving licence, a new survey has suggested. Research found that 19 per cent of drivers admit to illegal phone use while behind the wheel. Insurance provider
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Three-bedroom property going under the hammer this month
A THREE-bedroom house in Ludgershall is being auctioned this month. With a freehold guide price of £120,000 - £130,000, the end-terrace property at 2 Bell Street, is among 165 lots listed across southern England by Clive Emson Auctioneers.
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From donkeys to shredders: Wiltshire's most creative spoiled ballots
VOTERS in Wiltshire wanting to make a statement took to the polls to spoil their ballots in the 2024 general election, and we took a look at just some of the most interesting. Instead of simply not voting, a spoiled ballot is often used as a way
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Youth drop-in service to receive £12k to tackle antisocial behaviour
A YOUTH drop-in service will gain more than £12,000 in funding thanks to a new pledge from the police and crime commissioner. Projects across Hampshire have been promised a share of £500,000 in a bid to crack down on antisocial behaviour across