In this week’s episode:
- The story of an inspirational man who’s run 60 marathons in his 60th year to raise 200-thousand pounds for Naomi House and Jacksplace near Winchester.
- Our news in brief
- Bosses at Southern Water face questions from local MPs about the water shortage problems last week
- More than a 1000 people comment on plans for Winchester’s station approach
- A strike by staff at the University of Winchester is called off
- Police appeal for doorbell or dashcam footage after a series of thefts from cars in Alresford
- The £2 bus ticket scheme, which was due to end next month, is extended for three months.
- We hear about the Hampshire Dog watch scheme set up 2 years ago which already has 8,000 members and is helping police with crime
- Our Community shout outs
- To everyone who ran the Winchester 10k on Sunday especially those raising money for charity
- Charities who donated a new sensory machine to the children’s ward at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital
- Staff at Winchester Cathedral who look after the peregrine cameras which bring hours of joy to viewers.
- More than 25 teams took part in the annual pancake races outside Winchester Cathedral which raises money for charity. We join the fun
- And we find out if people in Winchester give up anything for Lent. One man tells us his challenge is to stop eating cheese straws!
