Sarisbury Beaver Scouts raise funds with Fingerspellathon
Young beaver scouts took part in a Fingerspellathon to raise money for deaf children. The Sarisbury Beaver Scouts learned basic sign language to raise funds for the National Deaf Children’s Society...
View ArticleTraffic lights for roadworks on Sarisbury to Warsash road
Roadworks are likely to create delays for motorists travelling between Sarisbury Green and Warsash next week. Road works will take place in Brook Lane Traffic lights will be in place during the...
View ArticleMan to pay £10,000 for botched job on Sarisbury ‘dream’ home
A heating engineer who refurbished his “dream” home in Sarisbury Green and failed to have the electrics installed correctly before selling it has to pay more than £10,000 in compensation, fines and...
View ArticleSarisbury 12-year-old is conker queen
A 12-year-old girl from Sarisbury has been crowned the conker queen after a record breaking competition held at Holly Hill Woodland Park this year. Amy Shanley with her trophy and plate after winning...
View ArticlePublic meeting to hear Burridge gypsy site challenge decision
A public meeting is to be held in Burridge tonight (October 18) to hear how Fareham Borough Council is going to deal with a decision by a government inspector to allow a gypsy pitch and utility...
View ArticleWho will conker Sarisbury this weekend?
Ready, set – conker! It is that time of year again, the annual Holly Hill Woodland Park conker championship in Sarisbury Green. Jack Kennedy, 7, is presented with the trophy by David Swanbrow in the...
View ArticleSarisbury dancers to perform with the English Youth Ballet
Two talented dancers from a Sarisbury dance school have been selected to perform on stage with the English Youth Ballet. Tamzin Ellis, 12, from Warsash and Sophie Lee, nine, from Park Gate, will be...
View ArticleThieves steal riding gear from Sarisbury Green stables
Horse riding gear was stolen from stables in Sarisbury Green at the weekend. A number of items were stolen from stables in Bridge Road sometime between 6pm on Friday (October 11) and 9.15am on Sunday...
View ArticleCheerleaders to shake pom poms at theatre debut
A cheerleading squad from Sarisbury Green will show off their skills as they take to the stage for the first time this Saturday (October 12). Cheer-a-cality to perform in theatre debut Performers from...
View ArticleSarisbury Green man was more than twice drink drive limit
A 54-year-old man from Sarisbury Green has been fined £1,200 and banned from driving for 20 months after being arrested at the wheel of his car while more than twice the legal alcohol limit. Paul...
View ArticleSwanwick boatyard holiday cabins approved on appeal
The owner of a boatyard on the Hamble is celebrating after winning an appeal to build eight self-catering caravans for sailing enthusiasts to use on land at Lower Swanwick. But Fareham Council is...
View ArticleFormer Brookfield pupil Remedysounds releases debut single
His music career started playing in a number of bands at Brookfield School. Now Remedysounds – whose real name is Josh Clark – has today (September 23) released his first single called I’ll Give You...
View ArticleGold for Warsash and Sarisbury countryside sites in regional awards
Two countryside sites in the Sarisbury Green and Warsash have won top awards making it 10 consecutive successful years. Holly Hill Woodland Park and Warsash Common won Gold prizes for the South and...
View ArticleSarisbury man banned from driving for three years
A Sarisbury Green motorist has been banned from driving for three years for drink driving in Locks Heath. James Edward Longhurst was convicted of driving a Volkswagen Caddy on Home Rule Road while...
View ArticleTwo injured in Sarisbury Green motorbike crashes
Two people were injured in separate motorbike crashes on the A27 in Sarisbury Green last night (September 10). Road blocked after motorcyle and car crash in Sarisbury Green In the first a pedestrian...
View ArticleCashless lunch scheme to be launched at Brookfield School
Brookfield Community School is to use hi-tech fingerprint technology to enable pupils to pay for their meals and reduce the need for any cash transactions from a few weeks into the new term. The finger...
View ArticleTV scientist Robert Winston teaches Brookfield pupils in summer scheme
Eminent professor and television presenter Robert Winston has been giving tips to budding scientists in Sarisbury. Lord Winston taught a select group of youngsters at Brookfield School as part of a...
View ArticleCrowds flock to Parisian regatta on the Hamble
Huge crowds flocked to the Bursledon regatta to see scores of Parisian themed boats and fancy dress. Mimes, aristocrats, painters and frogs were among the costumes people wore as they wandered round...
View ArticleGCSE results day for thousands of teenagers
Anxious teenagers across the Western Wards were waking up this morning and getting ready to collect their GCSE results. Brookfield School said they were delighted that pupils’ maths GCSE results had...
View ArticleParisian regatta on the River Hamble
Families will be heading down to the River Hamble this weekend for an amuse-bouche or an aperitif in their fancy dress couture at the chic Burseldon, Swanwick and Warsash Regatta. Bursledon Regatta...
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