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By Letters to the Editor Send us your views on the week's news Debenhams in Winchester SIR: I read with interest Peter Rees’s letter ( Chronicle, March 18), suggesting that Debenhams could be used as Winchester’s indoor covered market. Having been to Shrewsbury’s Market Hall on numerous occasions, I fully support this idea and can visualise almost the whole of Debenhams being used for this purpose, with perhaps the top floor being used for a co-working space where people could rent office space. Read next:...

Speedway: Whanganui's Oceanview ready to rumble on April 9-10 8 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read Matt Nielsen will defend the North Island Superstock crown this weekend. Photo / Sportsweb Photography Whanganui Chronicle By: Tony Stuart The rumble of highly tuned V8 engines will become a roar at Fast Lane Spares Oceanview Family Speedway this weekend. The Sharp As! Group North Island Superstock Championship has attracted a quality field of about 70 cars and drivers to compete for the final Speedway New Zealand championship for the class this season. Former Wanganui Stockcar and Speedway Cl...

SIR: Winchester Labour Party's well thought out suggestion, via Peter Rees, for a covered market on the ground/upper floors of the Debenhams site…

Jamie Larsen in 82P sets himself to pass Jonathan Allard for the North Island title on Saturday. Larsen began the 30-lap final on the outside of the second row and with American star Jonathan Allard blasting out to a big lead. It took 12 laps for Larsen to get past Michael Pickens and Stephen Taylor before setting out after Allard. Over the final eight laps it was a tight battle, as Larsen tried all he could to find a way past Allard. “I poked my nose down the inside and think he may have thought there was a fast line there, which gave me a chance to get around the outside on the final ...

By Farmer reporter FARM safety expert and instructor Brian Rees, from Abbeycwmhir, near Llandrindod Wells has been awarded one of Welsh agriculture’s most prestigious awards, the Lantra Wales Lifetime Achievement Award. Described as a true ambassador for farm safety, Brian has spent more than 35 years raising awareness of what is widely acknowledged as a poor safety record within the UK agriculture industry, with many lives and livelihoods lost every year. “Brian has devoted most of his professional life to this hugely important campaign, over the years providing farm safety train...