A MOTHER has spoken of the heart-stopping moment her three-year-old son was rushed to hospital for emergency treatment after he was badly injured in a head-on crash near Romsey. Natasha West was driving with her son Anthony Hamlett-West, two daughters and fiancé back home to Hythe when the family was in a collision with a van on the A3090 at East Wellow on Tuesday evening (January 26). The 27-year-old mum said her car later exploded after her family were freed from the wreckage. But it soon became clear Anthony, 3, needed the most urgent medical attention. NHS workers at University Hospital Southampton discovered Anthony needed further tests.
Shepherd hut holiday camp plans for former pub car park
It has been described as an ideal location for exploring
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A former pub car park could be transformed into a small camp of shepherd huts for tourists to hire.
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House prices also fell by 0.3 percent month-on-month, in the first monthly decline since June last year. The “slowdown” in growth is largely due to the stamp duty holiday coming to an end on March 31. The holiday encouraged buyers to purchase property after the UK property market ground to a halt at the beginning of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
THE finalists have been announced for the 2020 Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards, after an extended 10-month programme. This is the fifth year that the competition has run, and it has done so in unprecedented times for tourism. “It is an understatement to say that the past year has been challenging for the tourism and hospitality industry, with many finding themselves in truly desperate situations, said awards organiser Nell Barrington. We hope that the announcement of this year’s finalists will bring some welcome good news. The judges identified so many businesses who despite their circumstances have innovated, adapted and even reinvented themselves showing true excellence.”
Man caught vandalising cars for fun pulls down trousers in police station, defecates on floor and goes to sleep
He swore at police officers when they caught him with a chisel in hand
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