Ross Marshall

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Police have charged a Gosport man (Image: NQ) A Gosport man has been charged with multiple offence following a number of burglaries from homes in in the area. Police have been conducting an investigation after a string of reported thefts and burglaries from homes and cars in Gosport. Officers have now charged a man in relation to the offenses.

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The proposal, concerning land to the east of Danes Road in Awbridge, was previously rejected by Test Valley Borough Council after it was deemed to conflict with the local plan. Despite this, the site, which spans approximately one hectare of open grassland, has been identified for five new homes. The new proposal includes two four-bedroom and three five-bedroom properties, with access via Danes Road.

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Parents in the West End area are being asked to warn their children of the dangers of starting fires after a string of arsons in Telegraph Woods. Resident and member of the Telegraph Woods Nature Recovery Group, Russell Prince-Wright, 66, said: “I have now seen four fire brigade teams called out to the woods already this summer – all before the school holidays have even begun.

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Locks Heath resident of five years, Tanya Richards, 47, said her black rescue cat, Cooper, was acting strangely and hiding around the house on Sunday night, June 1. Due to Cooper’s hiding, it wasn’t until the following morning Tanya noticed a ‘horrific and gory’ injury to Cooper’s eye and rushed him to the vets. She said: “Panic set in straight away and we thought he had been hit by a car”, but it soon became clear that Coopers injury had been deliberately caused by someone.

3 weeks ago | dailyecho.co.uk | Ross Marshall

Gosport Lifeboat (Image: NQ) Lifeboat crews from Gosport have been called into action and towed a 33 ft boat to safety after it became stranded. June has marked the start of an already busy summer for the Gosport And Fareham Inshore Rescue Service with crews being called out three times in just a single day. Sunday saw the team kick into action at around 15:30 when a call was received to say a 33-foot ketch was stranded and needed to be towed to safety.