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PLANS GO IN FOR 750 MORE HOMES Concerns raised over application to build on Hounsome Fields site

New school building officially unveiled A £4.35MILLION school campus in Rooksdown was officially opened last Friday in front of parents and pupils.

Castle Hill Primary School’s new building will provide a total of 210 new school

places for children aged four to 11 years old.

Hampshire County Council’s executive member for education Peter Edgar, headteacher John Martin (centre) and

fighting hunger, tackling food waste

deputy Rebecca Willmouth were assisted in cutting the ribbon by students (from left) Jude Beatens, Mia Andrew, Ellis Osborn and Scarlett Hamilton.

See page three for full story.

AN OUTLINE planning application to build up to 750 homes on land to the west of Basingstoke has been received by the borough council.

The £90million proposals would also see the construction of a neighbourhood centre – including a new primary school, community centre, nursery, shopping facilities and indoor sports hall on land off Trenchard Lane near Dummer.

As previously reported in the Observer, developers Wates Development Ltd invited residents to attend two consultation events in November to give their views on the proposed development.

The site, known as Hounsome Fields, is already included in Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council’s emerging local plan to build 850 new homes each year until 2029 after previously being approved by councillors.

And with the fi ndings of a Government planning inspector’s report into the local plan due in March, the applicants have now set out their desire to create a

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“gateway to Basingstoke” at the 45-hectare site.

The application reads: “The scheme has the potential to deliver a high-quality built environment whilst protecting and linking to its surroundings.

“In addition to the muchneeded new homes, the development will bring accessible new jobs as well as regeneration and social benefits for the wider community.”

The plans would see 41 fivebed, 146 four-bed, 194 threebed and 174 two-bed houses built opposite Basingstoke Golf Course just off Winchester Road, as well as 133 two-bed and 62 one-bed flats.

But with around 1,000 homes planned for the golf course, and 310 houses already approved to the north of the site at Kennel Farm, Oakley and North Waltham borough councillor Stuart Frost expressed his concern that the area would lose its identity.

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THE father of a Winklebury man who died after crashing his motorbike into the side of a car has paid tribute to his son.

Jamie Hill, of Sycamore Way, suffered fatal abdominal and chest injuries on November 1 when he failed to brake in time as he travelled along Sherborne Road towards the junction with Oakridge Road.

The 25-year-old’s Yamaha R125 then skidded sideways along the tarmac and into the side of a Nissan that was travelling along the other road and had the right of way, with Mr Hill later being pronounced dead in hospital.

Following the accident, the family’s friends and the motorbike community clubbed together to raise around £2,000 for the popular former Fort Hill Community School pupil’s funeral, with dad Andrew speaking of his pride in his son.

He said: “I’m into my bikes too and would be lying if I said I didn’t worry when he went out

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riding, just like my mum and dad would have when I was younger. “The biking community has been fantastic and it means a lot that people have given donations. “Jamie is like me, he would go out of his way to help anyone, whatever time of day or wherever they were. “I’m very proud of him for that.�

An inquest into Mr Hill’s death at Basingstoke Law Courts on Monday heard that he had levels of mephedrone in his system at the time of the incident, with attending police officer PC Drew McDonnell pointing to the drugs as a contributing factor.

He said: “There is no evidence to indicate that he was driving over the speed limit at the time of the collision. “It could have been misjudgement or a distraction for why he braked as late as he did, because in my opinion, the give way lines

• Winklebury man Jamie Hill was fatally injured last year after crashing his motorbike into the side of a car should have been visible to him. “The high levels of drugs found in his system must be considered a considerable factor in this incident.â€?

North East Hampshire Coroner Andrew Bradley ruled that the death was an accident in his verdict, adding: “Clearly he’s been driving along not dramatically fast when the incident has

happened – he’s not a boy racer that you might see on the news. “Whether he’s not noticed the junction because of the mephedrone or whether he’s been inattentive, we’ll never know.�

He added: “It’s almost as if he thinks he has the right of way, and it’s not until too late that he throws in the anchor, with catastrophic results.�

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A BASINGSTOKE-BASED charity’s fundraising appeal has passed the £1million mark following a five-figure donation.

Basingstoke Deane Rotarians handed over a cheque for £10,000 to the Ark Cancer Centre at the club’s annual charity concert on Sunday.

The charity is looking to raise ÂŁ5m towards building a local cancer treatment centre for the area, with rotary club president Paul Temple praising the work of the organisation.

He said: “The Rotary Club is proud to support many local good causes.

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“But we felt there was a standout case for supporting one charity above all others this year, and we have focused a lot of our fundraising towards Ark Cancer Centre Charity.�

Basingstoke and Deane’s mayor Cllr Anne Court, Arctic Convoy war veteran Retired Lieutenant Commander Roy Dykes and North East Hampshire MP Ranil Jayawardena were among the guests to attend the event, which raised around £15,000 for a range of good causes.

The club’s £10,000 donation is to be doubled due to it being made through Greenham Com-

mon Trust’s fi ndmeagrant matchfunding scheme, with the Ark Cancer Centre thanking the group for its generosity.

Charity trustee Merv Rees said: “This donation brings the total raised for the appeal through public donations to ÂŁ1million, so well done. “Thank you to everyone who has contributed so far.â€?

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BASINGSTOKE: Hampshire County Council has thanked over 30 companies for supporting their staff to volunteer their time as school governors.

Employers were presented with Governor Services Employer awards last week for allowing their workers to get involved.

Basingstoke-based companies Rhema Textile Services Ltd and Sony Europe Ltd were nominated for awards by Cliddesden Primary School and The Hurst Community College governors EfďŹ e Grant and Paul Kelly.

The council’s executive member for education, Cllr Peter Edgar, said: “School governors play a vital role in driving school improvement.�

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South East Water will lay a new 350-metre section of pipeline along Station Road as part of the work, which will take place from April 11 and end by the end of October.

Members of the project team will be on hand to answer questions at Elizabeth Hall in Raven Road from 5pm.

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AFTER nearly 18 months of construction, a brand new school campus in Rooksdown was officially opened on Friday afternoon.

Around 150 parents, pupils and councillors joined teachers in packing out Castle Hill Primary School’s assembly hall for the unveiling in Park Prewitt Road.

A total of £4.35million has been spent on constructing the timber-clad building, which is situated directly next to Rooksdown Community Centre in an attempt to create a “community hub” for the area.

The new facilities also include space for outdoor teaching, hard play areas and sports pitches, with headteacher John Martin, who also leads the school’s Greenbank campus in Winklebury Way, lauding the “beautiful” end product.

He said: “I’m hugely proud and honoured by all of this.

“I love this school and my team here, we’re like a close family – I’m truly blessed.

“When we started here and looked around the site it was just a pool of mud.

“But the end result is beautiful and this school has defi nitely

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been built with love.”

The campus, which is part of a £142m investment by Hampshire County Council to build new schools, opened its doors to its fi rst 30 pupils in September and will now look to fi ll its capacity of 210 children, aged between four and 11.

Pupils gave a tour of the facilities to a whole host of councillors during Friday’s ribbon cutting event, including the mayor of Basingstoke and Deane Cllr Anne Court and the county council’s executive member for education Peter Edgar.

Cllr Edgar said: “This just demonstrates the tremendously close relationship the council has here.

“This is a very special and historic day for Basingstoke and this school, which is brilliantly designed.

“Schools only work well when the whole community is involved, and it’s great that it is next to the community centre to make it such a community hub.”

A tree was also planted outside the school as part of the ceremony to mark Mr Martin’s

VË Á ËwÁ Íˬ?~j He said: “I welcome the fact that we’re looking to build more homes because I think Basingstoke does need them badly.

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BASINGSTOKE: The Black Dam Roundabout is to be completely shut to road users for three days while surfacing work is completed.

The much-maligned roundabout will be closed from 10pm tomorrow night until 5am next Monday morning.

Further closures are expected before the end of March.

BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: Hampshire Constabulary has revealed that 23 people from the borough were caught during operations to tackle drink and drug driving over the Christmas period.

This figure is down one on the previous year’s findings as part of Opertion Holly, which saw patrols carried out across the county from December 1 to January 1.

Two cars stolen • Headteacher John Martin’s 25th year with the school was honoured by the planting of a ceremonial tree outside the new campus 25th year with Castle Hill, with Basingstoke MP Maria Miller praising the head for his work.

She said: “So much work has gone into turning this school from a shell to what it is today.

approved plans to build 96 homes bordering Hounsome Fields at Beggarwood Lane, while the authority also granted full planning permission to build a new critical treatment hospital to the south of the site.

And Cllr Rob Golding, also of Oakley and North Waltham ward, joined Cllr Frost in voicing his disapproval of the positioning of the proposed development.

He said: “The A30 is bad as it is, and with this, Kennel Farm and the golf course, I don’t see how it will be able to cope.

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“We will have to keep the pressure on Hampshire County Council to fi nd the money to improve the roads.

“The local plan is supposed to have suggested the most suitable sites for building and I don’t think this is it, but we have to now try and make the best of it.”

Council planning and development manager Mike Townsend added: “The outline application is currently being considered by the council and this includes consulting with residents.

“The fi nal report will be considered in due course.”

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school, Brian Dixon, added: “He’s an inspirational guy and has said before that this place is in his blood, which I think is true.

“If you cut him in half, John would bleed Castle Hill.”

CHINEHAM: Police are calling on residents to provide information after two cars were stolen from a house in Chineham last week.

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Bramley 50-homes plan is blasted by councillor

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A MUCH-DISPUTED application to build 50 new homes in Bramley is set to go before Basingstoke and Deane’s council for a second time next week.

As previously reported in the Observer, the authority delayed a fi nal decision on the £5million plans for land north of Sherfield Road back in December due to concerns over flooding at the site.

Extra information on the threat of flooding to the nearby C32 road and Strawberry Fields has since been gathered as a result, ahead of next Wednesday’s development control committee meeting.

But despite the new fi ndings, borough councillor for Bramley and Sherfield Nicholas Robinson believes that the application is still to address a lack of village resources and places at Bramley Primary School.

He said: “I really hope this doesn’t go ahead and I think it should have been completely thrown out at the last meeting.

“It was deferred so that information on the possible flood risks could be found, which means the council is still ignoring the lack of resources, roads

By Christian Wilson and schools in the area.”

“Where are all these kids going to go? How are people going to get around on the roads?

“These are all questions that aren’t being answered in this application.”

The council received 136 different letters of objection from the public to the plans ahead of the committee’s last meeting, following concerns of the impact it would have on the village alongside other nearby developments.

Officers are recommending that the application from Gleeson Strategic Land be approved following additional information.

But with the developers also investigating extending the development on the site eastwards, Bramley Parish Council has accused Gleeson of “attempting to dupe us all” with the 50-home proposal.

A statement from the parish council said: “They insult our intelligence when applying for 50 homes when their clear intention is to develop the whole site.

“The application has no respect for the true impact excessive

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development is going to have on existing residents, as quality of life will be made miserable by the added traffic on the C32.”

Gleeson land and planning manager Rachel Scott added: “We have no immediate plans to submit an application for the wider site, but we have been open about our aspirations to develop the larger site in the longer term.”

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Dads put in the hours at hospital NEW dads from across the “It was really comforting and borough are now being given meant that I didn’t need to ask the opportunity to stay over- the staff for help with every litnight in Basingstoke hospi- tle thing.” tal’s maternity unit.

HHFT maternity pathways The initiative means that manager Fay Corder added: “A fathers can choose to spend lot of women in the maternity more time with their newborns unit are young and healthy, so as well as providing support they may not have stayed in throughout the night for their hospital before, which can be partners. a bit daunting.”

Hampshire Hospitals NHS She continued: “If they have Foundation Trust (HHFT), had a long labour, it can be reaswhich runs the hospital, rolled suring to know that somebody out the idea following feedback they trust is looking after the from mums that they would baby while they get some muchappreciate the extra help from needed rest.” their family.

One person to benefit from the move was Basingstoke’s Julia Bliss, who admitted she was grateful for the support of her fiancé Max West in the nights that followed the birth of the pair’s daughter Esmae.

She said: “Esmae is my fi rst baby and the birth was a bit traumatic, so • Julia Bliss with it was good to have Max daughter Esmae here with us.

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The centres, which care for lifelimited and life-threatened children from across the region, will be among a number of groups to receive the seeds in March when they return from the International Space Station following six months in microgravity.

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The free assessments at the centre in Church Street will start from next Monday.

Cabinet meeting BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: The borough council’s cabinet will meet for the final time before this year’s budget is set later this month.

Council leader Clive Sanders will lead the meeting on Tuesday, February 16, at the council’s civic offices in London Road from 6.30pm.

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council will then gather for a meeting of full council on Thursday, February 25.

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Residents have their say on policing needs RESIDENTS from Alton have taken part in an online survey to help set policing priorities in the area for the next three months.

The main concerns raised centre around anti-social behaviour in the town centre during the evening, burglary offences, and assaults.

Alton’s Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) have responded to the feedback by increasing its patrols in Market Square, High Street and the Cross and Pillory Lane areas.

The NPT has been working closely with response teams to disrupt criminal activity, with the number of offences relating to assault in Alton dropping over the last three months.

Sergeant Claire Winter said: “People living in Alton and the surrounding area have raised a number of issues of concern.

“It’s important that our local NPTs receive feedback like this to ensure we are addressing the issues that affect you.

“It’s especially important in rural areas where smaller communities may be affected by very specific issues.

“I’d encourage anyone who hasn’t already taken part to fi ll out the next survey which will go live at the end of February.”

To take part, visit surveymonkey.com/r/AltonApril.

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County’s council tax bill set to rise by 4% HAMPSHIRE County Council By Christian Wilson is due to raise its council tax by 3.99 per cent as part of its homeowners across the county next budget. charged an extra £41.40 a year The rise would see average in taxes as the authority looks

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Hampshire County Council’s cabinet is expected to approve the tax increase when it meets tomorrow, with a fi nal decision on the authority’s budget then due to take place at a meeting of full council on Thursday, February 18.

Around £20m is expected to be generated in annual revenue for the county council by the rise in order to deal with £29m in cuts from Government, with council leader Roy Perry predicting further hard times ahead.

He said: “We are facing the most challenging period of the prolonged national austerity measures.

“In Hampshire, this means having to deliver savings of £98m

by April 2017, rising to a further £140m of savings by 2019/20.

“We have a strong reputation for careful fi nancial planning, but it’s clear that having lost so much of our Government grant, future savings will become even harder to fi nd.

“We are proposing to continue applying these principles in the years ahead, as well as considering an increase in council tax for

the fi rst time in six years – an approach which was supported by the majority of people who fed back to us during our summer consultation.”

The tax rise comes at a time when Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council is due to debate a £1.98 council tax increase of its own, following £800,000 cuts in grants from the government.

Alongside the revenue budget, discussions at cabinet will also include the capital budget and proposals for the investment of £563m in Hampshire’s economy, building plans and jobs over the next three years.

Cllr Perry added: “While a proposed increase of 3.99 per cent would contribute towards making up some of the lost grant and social care costs next year, we would still need to use £55m of reserves to plug the remaining gap, leaving us with nothing for future years.

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BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: Victims of the Holocaust were honoured at a remembrance ceremony last Wednesday.

The borough council’s mayor Anne Court and deputy mayor Jane Frankum were among a number of councillors who joined residents as they paid their respects as part of UK Holocaust Memorial Day. Holocaust Memorial Day has been commemorated worldwide since 2000, marking the anniversary in 1945 of the liberation of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau.

New candidate WHITCHURCH: The Liberal Democrat candidate to stand for the vacant Whitchurch seat at Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council at May’s elections has been chosen.

Whitchurch resident of 18 years Steve Neilson will stand against former representative Cllr Eric Dunlop, who stood down from the party to become an independent candidate last year.

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Campaign begins to help Emmy to walk A BASINGSTOKE family has started a campaign to raise the funds needed to provide life-changing surgery for their two-year-old daughter.

Emmy King was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy Spastic Diplegia and suffered brain damage after being born eight weeks prematurely.

By Christian Wilson The neurological condition causes increased muscle tone in the legs and feet, making them constantly stiff and difficult for those affected to move around independently.

But with surgery available in the USA with the potential to

help Emmy walk on her own one day, mum Carly has appealed to the public to help raise the £85,000 needed to give her daughter ‘the chance to live a normal life’.

She said: “It has been difficult and it’s hard to see her get so frustrated because she can’t understand her condition and • Emmy King (front) with dad Dave, mum Carly and big sister Isla

EU discussions BASINGSTOKE: Residents will be given the chance to relay their thoughts on the upcoming EU referendum in the Top of Town on Saturday.

A ‘Vote Leave’ street stall will run from 10pm to 1pm in Market Place, opposite the Willis Museum.

Basing councillor Onnalee Cubitt and fellow independent representative Ian Tilbury, of Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon ward, will be among several borough councillors on hand to speak to the public.

Cllr Cubitt said: “We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to regain control of our country and make a difference.”

play with her friends.

“But she’s such a happy and determined child and always gets back up smiling when she falls down.

“When children take their fi rst steps, parents want to take videos and put them on Facebook for everyone to see.

“For us, that fi rst step will take £85,000, a trip to America and lots of treatment, but it would mean everything to us, I can’t even put it into words.”

More than £3,000 has already been donated by members of the public towards Emmy’s surgery, treatment and the equipment needed for her rehabilitation.

And after losing Emmy’s twin sister Ava to complications during her pregnancy, mum Carly’s “ultimate dream” is now to see the two-year-old walk hand in hand with her big sister Isla.

She said: “We’re incredibly lucky and proud of her – she’s a miracle and is a little fighter.

“Her and Isla are the best of friends, and it would be so amazing to see them walk alongside each other hand in hand.

“It’s my ultimate dream.”

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First step taken in plans for 95 Sherfield homes BASINGSTOKE and Deane’s council has received a request for screening approval for the potential build of 95 houses in Sherfield-on-Loddon.

As previously reported in the Observer, more than 200 residents unanimously opposed the plans for Goddards Farm, in Goddards Lane, at a meeting of Sherfield-on-Loddon Parish Council last month.

But following a public consultation on the build that saw only 215 residents receive the appropriate documents, Gladman Developments is now investigating whether an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is needed for the project.

The application reads: “Having considered the proposed development at Goddards Lane, it is our opinion that it is not likely to have significant environmental effects.

“There is nothing intrinsically important or special about the quality of the landscape on or surrounding the site in environmental terms.”

A screening opinion is the process of evaluating the likely environmental impacts of a proposed development.

The application added: “The development is similar in nature to the surrounding housing and will not have any complex hazardous or significant environmental effects.”

January updatefrom from February update your yourIndependent IndependentMEP MEP for for the theSouth SouthEast East Janice Atkinson Janice Atkinson Last week I travelled to Strasbourg for one of the twelve visits we MEPs make to vote in the European Parliament. MEPs have voted to abandon this travelling circus which costs £130m per annum but it is blocked by the French.

I have visited Calais on a number of occasions and highlighted in Parliament that the majority of illigal immigrants in the camps are fit young men who are economic migrants, not refugees. Those that are genuine refugees should be returned to camps in the Middle East and north AfIn last week’s plenary we discussed the rica to stay in their countries in safe hamigrant crisis - (it’s on the agenda again) vens and fight for their freedoms too.

- it’s on the agenda every month. The unelected Commission has decided that EU We travel back to Strasbourg in early Febstates will have compulsory migrant quo- ruary. Again, we will discuss the crisis, tas imposed upon them. A German min- much will be proposed, more British taxister helpfully suggested that we impose a payers’ money will be spent but nothing fuel levy to fund this issue. This is in addi- done because of the inability of Parliation to the €3bn paid to Turkey to stem the ment to recognise that the nation states migrant flow (with no limit). Turkey also and voters’ views are very different to the demanded (bribed) that work visas should bureaucrats’ vision. be waived and talks accelerated for Turkey’s membership of the EU. Yet still the migrants come.

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News Bites 15 new jobs CHINEHAM: Fifteen new jobs will be created by hi-tech company Anoto Ltd this year.

The Swedish company, based in Chineham Business Park, will look to move to larger offices within the park as the company builds on the 10 new staff that joined last year.

Volunteers sought ALTON: A Selborne museum has called on residents to give up their time to attend an open day.

Gilbert White’s House in High Street will throw the ‘We Love Our Friends and Volunteers’ event from 10.30pm to 3.30pm on Thursday, February 11 in a bid to encourage people to get involved with the charity.

The free event will give residents the chance to look behind the scenes at the museum and will include a buffet lunch at its Regency Tea Parlour.

FANS of Basingstoke Town FC last week joined club officials in expressing their disappointment at the borough council’s decision to reject plans to build a new £10million football stadium.

As previously reported in the Observer, the National League South club had hoped to build a 5,124-seat venue at no cost to the taxpayer on land at Old Common in Eastrop.

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But following 10 years of negotiations, the club saw the proposals blocked last Tuesday night at a meeting of the council’s cabinet and were told that there was no other council-owned land available for the build.

And Basingstoke Town FC, who currently play at the Camrose in Western Way, responded to the ruling by stating that they

Mayor’s quiz BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: The borough council’s mayor Cllr Anne Court will attend the Mayor’s Charity Quiz tomorrow.

Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) will host the event at its North Site in Worting Road, running from 7.30pm to 11pm.

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were “dumbfounded and dismayed’ by the decision.

A club statement read: “Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council will surely go down as one of the fi rst councils in the country to turn down an excellent opportunity to have a new facility.

“The club quite clearly are dumbfounded and dismayed at this decision and feel money and time has been wasted by the club.”

Club chairman Rafi Razzak added: “I am extremely disappointed at the decision, having spent so many years believing the council wanted this to happen and working alongside us to achieve what we thought were joint aims.”

And supporters took to Twitter last Wednesday to voice their displeasure at the news, with one fan vowing to set up a petition regarding the decision and take it to parliament.

Howard Dunn wrote: “Disgraceful! No doubt they’d rather give the land to some developer for houses!”

Jimmy Vallence added: “It’s absolutely shocking, that land is overgrown and hardly used!”

Lifelong fan Paul Carter told the Observer: “Councillors should be encouraging the development of such things in order to modernise our town and plan for the future.”

Residents packed into the council’s civic offices for last week’s meeting to show their objection to the plans, with wildlife charity Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) Hampshire praising the cabinet’s ruling.

Trustee Edward Dawson said: “Masses of people have come forward to say they care about saving the Old Common.

“Putting a sports stadium on it was inappropriate and simply wrong.

“It is heartening to see such wide public support to keep our open spaces green.”

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council cabinet member for fi nance and resources Cllr John Izett added: “Undoubtedly the proposal had a number of community benefits.

“But I have listened to the views of local people who clearly make use of Old Common and have told us of the value of green space in our town centre.”

Killer admits to murder of Milly Dowler in 2002 A CONVICTED serial killer who dumped the body of a 13-year-old girl in woods to the east of Hartley Wintney has admitted to the murder for the first time.

Schoolgirl Milly Dowler’s body was discovered in Yateley Heath in September 2002, six months after she had disappeared on her way home from school in Walton-on-Thames.

Levi Bellfield, who lived next to where the teenager went missing, was given a wholelife sentence in June 2011.

And police last Wendesday revealed that Bellfield, who now calls himself Yusuf Rahim, had admitted to the abduction, rape and murder of Miss Dowler, having previously denied the crime while on trial.

Detectives from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team also arrested and then released a man in his 40s after receiving information relating to allegations of rape and assisting Bellfield with the abduction.

A Surrey Police spokesperson said: “The man arrested has subsequently been released with no further action as no evidence has been found to support the allegations.

“During this investigation police spoke to Levi Bellfield and he admitted his responsibility for the abduction, rape and murder of Milly Dowler.”

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FareShare saves good food from going to waste and sends it to charities and community groups who transform it into nutritious meals. The team would love to hear from local organisations working with vulnerable people who could put good food to good use.

“Basingstoke has many great charities and community groups working to tackle hunger and help people to get back on their feet. Together we can provide more food to the people who need it and cut down waste.”

Matt Wilkinson, FareShare Southern Central FareShare Southern Central has teamed up with Basingstoke charity Community Furniture Project to reach out into the area. Charities will now be able to collect FareShare food directly from Community Furniture Project, the new FareShare Local Collection Point for Basingstoke.

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Fire service ruling praised by PCC NEW Home Office legislation enabling the police force to take more responsibility for the fire and rescue service has been welcomed by Hampshire’s police and crime commissioner (PCC) Simon Hayes.

The changes would see PCCs given more powers to hold their local fi re and rescue services to account as part of the Government’s bid to encourage closer working relations between emergency services.

Over 300 responses were received following a public consultation into the possible collaboration of blue light services.

Alterations include the potential for PCCs to create a single employer that covers both police and fi re personnel.

And with Hampshire already mixing fi refighters and police staff at

By Christian Wilson the fi re service’s headquarters in Eastleigh to reduce costs, Mr Hayes has given the move his full backing.

He said: “Progress has already been made, and while the introduction of a legal duty to collaborate would formalise our partnership working, the concept is one that we have been embracing here for a while now.

“I am supportive of the Home Office that a case for more formal integration should be made locally.

“It is important to me that any such development should be as further collaboration rather than as a take over.”

Police and Fire Minister Mike Penning met with Mr Hayes and other senior officials during a visit to Hampshire Fire and Rescue

Service (HFRS) and Hampshire Constabulary’s joint headquarters last Wednesday.

The Home Office has expressed its hope that ‘bringing police and fi re together locally under the leadership of a PCC will provide greater direct accountability for the public and will accelerate local collaboration’.

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16 Gives oath that heals round head of sore (6)

22 Take less; it isn’t worth much (7)

18 All for oriental warning light (5)

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Friday February 5th BBC1 BBC2 The Graham Norton Show, 10.35pm

8 9 10 11

DIGITAL

Channel 4

The Martin Lewis Money Show, 8pm

Jamie and Jimmy’s Friday Night Feast, 8pm

Channel 5 Lip Sync Battle UK: Carol Vorderman v Martin Kemp, 11.05pm

6.15 The Housing Enforcers (S)(R) 7.00 Wanted Down Under (S)(R) 7.45 Flog It! Trade Secrets (S)(R) 8.15 Sign Zone: MasterChef: The Professionals (S)(R) 9.15 Victoria Derbyshire (S) 11.00 BBC News (S) 12.00 Daily Politics (S) 1.00 Coast (S)(R) 1.05 The Pallisers (S)(R) 2.00 Who Do You Think You Are? (S)(R) 3.00 A Place to Call Home (S)(R) 3.45 Best Bakes Ever (S) 4.30 David Attenborough’s Natural Curiosities (S) 5.15 Flog It! (S) (R) 6.00 Eggheads (S)(R) 6.30 Great American Railroad Journeys In Poughkeepsie, Michael Portillo visits a famous all-female university. (S)

6.00 Good Morning Britain (S) 8.30 Lorraine (S) 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show (S) 10.30 This Morning (S) 12.30 Loose Women (S) 1.30 ITV Lunchtime News; Weather (S) 1.55 ITV Regional News; Weather (S) 2.00 Judge Rinder Real-life cases in a studio courtroom. (S) 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal From the Royal Air Force Museum London. (S) 3.59 ITV Regional Weather (S) 4.00 Tipping Point Game show, hosted by Ben Shephard. (S) 5.00 The Chase Quiz show, hosted by Bradley Walsh. (S) 6.00 ITV Regional News; Weather (S) 6.30 ITV Evening News; Weather (S)

6.00 Countdown (S)(R) 6.45 The King of Queens (S)(R) 8.00 Everybody Loves Raymond (S)(R) 9.00 Frasier (S) (R) 10.30 Undercover Boss USA (S)(R) 11.30 Four in a Bed (S)(R) 12.00 Channel 4 News (S) 12.05 Four in a Bed (S)(R) 2.10 Deal or No Deal Beatthe-banker game show. (S) 3.10 Countdown (S) 4.00 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun A suitable holiday home in Marbella, Spain. (S) 5.00 Come Dine Champion of Champions The four finalists negotiate starter and main course challenges. (S) 6.00 The Simpsons (S)(R) 6.30 Hollyoaks DS Thorpe arrives to arrest Trevor. (S)

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 Cowboy Builders (S) 12.10 5 News Lunchtime (S) 12.15 Celebrity Big Brother (S)(R) 1.15 Home and Away (S) 1.45 Neighbours (S) 2.15 NCIS Part two of two. Gibbs goes after Ari. (S)(R) 3.15 FILM Undercover Bridesmaid (2012) (PG) Comedy, starring Brooke Burns. (S) 5.00 5 News at 5 (S) 5.30 Neighbours Lauren suggests to Doug he move in with her and Brad. (S)(R) 6.00 Home and Away Evelyn collapses at the hospital and is diagnosed with exhaustion. (S)(R) 6.30 5 News Tonight (S)

7.00 The One Show Hosted by Alex Jones. (S) 7.30 A Question of Sport With Lee Westwood, Joost Luiten, Eni Aluko, and Dion Dublin; (S) BBC News; Regional News (S)

7.00 Sea Cities A visit to the Shields Ferry during the Great North Run, and a look at economic challenges facing Tyneside’s largest manufacturing yard OGN. (S)

7.00 Emmerdale Aaron considers whether to go to the police. (S) 7.30 Coronation Street Kevin is terrified when Jack goes missing.

(S)

7.00 Channel 4 News (S)

7.00 Pets Make You Laugh Out Loud 2 Dave Spikey and Ellie Taylor introduce more animal antics, including greedy pigs and an American parrot with a talent for stand-up comedy; (S) (R) 5 News Update (S)

8.00 EastEnders Dean takes the stand at his plea hearing. (S) 8.30 Dickensian Honoria makes a shocking discovery about Hawdon’s promotion. (S)

8.00 Mastermind Specialist subjects include football manager Jock Stein and the Suez Crisis. (S) 8.30 What to Buy and Why Chefs at a top Edinburgh hotel put the latest food processors to the test. (S)

8.00 The Martin Lewis Money Show Tips on how to earn up to 6 per cent interest on savings. (S) 8.30 Coronation Street Jenny tries to plead her innocence. (S)

8.00 Jamie and Jimmy’s Friday Night Feast Guest Anna Friel learns how to cook Balinese stew, Jamie Oliver makes megameatball subs, and Jimmy Doherty shows how to prepare mozzarella. Last in the series. (S)

8.00 That’s So 1982 A look at 1982, using news, pop and TV archive clips. It was the year of the Falklands War, Prince William’s birth, the launch of Channel 4, and ET: The Extra-Terrestrial; (S) 5 News Update (S)

9.00 Shetland The murder investigation takes Perez and Tosh to Glasgow, where they try to uncover details behind Maguire’s violent death and its connection to Robbie Morton.

(S)

9.00 Earth’s Greatest Spectacles New series. Cameras capture the end of summer in the New England region of the northeastern United States, as the vivid greens give way to the golds and reds of autumn. (S)

9.00 Mr Selfridge The ground floor of the department store is transformed into a movie set, as Double Trouble starring the Dolly Sisters and famed-actor Bumby Wallace is filmed. (S)

9.00 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Sean Lock and Isy Suttie compete against Jon Richardson and Richard Osman in the words-and-numbers quiz.

(S)

9.00 Celebrity Big Brother: Live Final After numerous nominations, tasks, evictions and walkouts, the moment arrives for Emma Willis to reveal the public’s verdict to the remaining housemates. (S)

10.00 BBC News at Ten (S) 10.25 BBC Regional News and Weather; (S) National Lottery Update (S) 10.35 The Graham Norton Show With Elton John, Ben Stiller, Penelope Cruz and Owen Wilson. (S)

10.00 QI With Sarah Millican, Eddie Kadi and Noel Fielding. (S) 10.30 Newsnight (S)

10.00 ITV News; Weather (S) 10.30 ITV Regional News; Weather (S) 10.40 Birds of a Feather The girls’ Auntie Vera moves in. (S)(R)

10.00 The Last Leg Goes Down Under Part two of two. Josh Widdicombe, Alex Brooker and Adam Hills mine for opals and hunt wild boars as they continue their trek to Sydney. (S)

11.25 Would I Lie to You? With Dermot O’Leary, Mel Giedroyc, Josh Widdicombe and Matt Dawson. (S)(R) 11.55 The Celebrity Apprentice USA (S)

11.00 Artsnight – Nina Conti The artistic benefits of masks. (S) 11.30 Weather (S) 11.35 Leningrad and the Orchestra That Defied Hitler (S)(R)

11.10 FILM Diamonds Are Forever (1971) (PG) JSpy adventure, starring Sean Connery and Charles Gray. (S)

11.10 Virtually Famous With Chris Ramsey, Catherine Tyldesley, Lee Ryan and Russell Kane. (S) 11.55 Rude Tube Clips that have made their stars online celebrities. (S)(R)

11.05 Lip Sync Battle UK: Carol Vorderman v Martin Kemp The celebrity mathematician takes on the pop singer and actor. (S) 11.35 Celebrity Big Brother’s Bit on the Side Rylan and his guests discuss tonight’s final. (S)

1.05 FILM Black Sheep (2006) (15) Comedy horror, starring Nathan Meister. (S) 2.25 Sign Zone: Question Time (S)(R) 3.25 Imagine: Shylock’s Ghost (S)(R) 4.30 This Is BBC Two (S)

1.20 Jackpot247 3.00 Murder, She Wrote (S)(R) 3.50 ITV Nightscreen

12.50 FILM Storage 24 (2012) (15) (S) 2.20 Grand Designs Australia (S)(R) 3.15 Undercover Boss USA (S)(R) 4.10 Beat My Build (S)(R) 5.00 Deal or No Deal (S)(R) 5.50 How I Met Your Mother (S)(R)

12.15 SuperCasino 3.10 Celebrity Big Brother: Final (S)(R) 4.50 House Doctor (S)(R) 5.10 House Doctor (S)(R) 5.35 House Doctor (S)(R)

6.50 Murder, She Wrote 7.55 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 9.00 Long Lost Family 10.00 Law & Order: UK 12.05 Blue Murder 1.25 The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes 2.20 Judge Judy 3.30 The Darling Buds of May 5.20 On the Buses 5.45 ITV3 Nightscreen BBC3 SKY: 115 FV: 7 7.00 Top Gear 8.00 FILM: Up (2009) (U) 9.30 Great Movie Mistakes III: Not in 3D 9.35 Russell Howard’s Good News 10.05 EastEnders 10.35 Russell Howard’s Good News Extra 11.20 American Dad! 12.00 Family Guy 1.05 Siblings 1.35 Fishbowl 2.00 People Just Do Nothing 4.00 Close BBC4 SKY: 116 FV: 9 7.00 World News Today; Weather 7.30 Top of the Pops 8.00 The Good Old Days 8.45 Sounds of the Sixties 8.55 Sounds of the Seventies 9.00 Totally British: 70s Rock ’n’ Roll 10.00 The Most Dangerous Band in the World: The Story of Guns N’ Roses 11.30 Rock ’n’ Roll America 12.30 Top of the Pops 1.10 Totally British: 70s Rock ’n’ Roll 2.10 The Most Dangerous Band in the World: The Story of Guns N’ Roses 3.45 Close

E4 SKY: 136 FV: 28

FILM4 SKY: 315 FV: 15

SKY1 SKY: 106

AFTER 1.15 Weather for the Week Ahead (S)

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6.00 Breakfast (S) 9.15 The Housing Enforcers (S) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer (S)(R) 11.00 Wanted Down Under Revisited (S) 11.45 Emergency Rescue Down Under (S) 12.15 Bargain Hunt (S) 1.00 BBC News at One; Weather (S) 1.30 BBC Regional News and Weather (S) 1.45 Doctors (S) 2.15 Father Brown (S)(R) 3.00 For What It’s Worth (S) 3.45 Holiday of My Lifetime with Len Goodman (S) 4.30 Antiques Road Trip (S) 5.15 Pointless Quiz show, hosted by Alexander Armstrong. (S)(R) 6.00 BBC News at Six; Weather (S) 6.30 BBC Regional News Programmes (S)

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QI, 10pm

1.20 BBC News (S)

ITV2 SKY: 118 FV: 6 6.00 Planet’s Funniest Animals 6.20 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 7.05 Dinner Date 8.05 Emmerdale 9.05 You’ve Been Framed! Gold 9.35 Catchphrase 10.20 Dinner Date 11.20 Royal Pains 12.10 Emmerdale 1.15 You’ve Been Framed! Gold 1.45 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 2.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show 5.50 Take Me Out 7.00 100% You’ve Been Framed!

8.00 FILM: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) (12) Fantasy adventure, starring Martin Freeman and Ian McKellen. 11.20 Take Me Out 12.35 Two and a Half Men 1.30 The Almost Impossible Gameshow 2.20 Teleshopping 5.50 ITV2 Nightscreen ITV3 SKY: 119 FV: 10 6.00 Man About the House 6.25 Heartbeat 7.25 Where the Heart Is 8.35 The Royal 9.35 Judge Judy 10.55 The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes 12.00 Murder, She Wrote 1.00 Heartbeat 2.00 The Royal 3.05 Where the Heart Is 4.15 Man About the House 4.50 Rising Damp 5.15 On the Buses 5.50 Heartbeat

6.00 Made in Chelsea 6.50 Charmed 7.35 Hollyoaks 8.05 Rules of Engagement 9.00 The Goldbergs 9.30 The Big Bang Theory 10.00 Melissa & Joey 11.00 Charmed 1.00 How I Met Your Mother 2.00 The Big Bang Theory 3.00 Melissa & Joey 4.00 How I Met Your Mother 5.00 The Big Bang Theory 7.00 Hollyoaks 7.30 2 Broke Girls 8.00 The Big Bang Theory 9.00 FILM: Safe House (2012) (15) 11.15 The Big Bang Theory 12.15 Tattoo Fixers 1.20 Gogglebox 2.25 Drifters 3.15 Chewing Gum 4.10 Charmed 4.50 Made in Chelsea MORE4 SKY: 138 FV: 14 8.55 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under 10.00 Grand Designs 11.05 FILM: The Thirty-Nine Steps (1959) (U) 1.05 Time Team 2.10 Come Dine with Me 4.50 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA 5.45 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away 7.55 Grand Designs 9.00 Spin 10.10 FILM: Season of the Witch (2011) (15) 12.00 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA 1.00 Grand Designs 2.05 The Good Wife 3.05 Jamie’s 15 Minute Meals 3.40 Close

11.00 Millions Like Us (1943) (U) 1.05 The Black Dakotas (1954) (U) 2.25 The Best of Benny Hill (1974) (PG) 4.05 Ice Cold in Alex (1958) (PG) 6.45 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) (PG) 9.00 X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) (12).

Superhero adventure prequel, starring Hugh Jackman.

11.10 One-Armed Swordsman (1967) (15) 1.25 Stake Land (2010) (15) 3.30 Close DAVE SKY: 111 FV: 12 7.00 Scrapheap Challenge 7.50 American Pickers 8.40 Ice Road Truckers 9.40 Top Gear 10.40 FILM: The Last of the Fast Guns (1958) 12.20 FILM: Law and Order (1953) (U) 2.00 American Pickers 4.00 Ice Road Truckers 6.00 Scrapheap Challenge 7.00 American Pickers 8.00 Ice Road Truckers 9.00 QI XL 10.00 Have I Got a Bit More News for You 11.00 Not Going Out 1.00 Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled 2.00 Have I Got a Bit More News for You 2.55 Only Connect 4.00 Home Shopping

6.00 Wild Vets 7.00 Monkey Life 8.00 RSPCA Animal Rescue 9.00 NCIS: Los Angeles 10.00 Hawaii Five-0 12.00 NCIS: Los Angeles 1.00 Hawaii Five-0 3.00 Harrow: A Very British School 4.00 Futurama 5.00 The Simpsons 5.30 Futurama 6.30 The Simpsons 8.00 Extreme Phobias, Extreme Cures 9.00 Stan Lee’s Lucky Man. Harry investigates a bungled robbery.

10.00 Stella 11.00 Hawaii Five-0 1.00 Britcam: Emergency on Our Streets 2.00 Motorway Patrol 3.00 Highway Patrol 4.00 Stargate SG-1 SKY ATLANTIC SKY: 108 6.00 Richard E Grant’s Hotel Secrets 7.00 House 9.00 The West Wing 10.00 Blue Bloods 11.00 Cold Case 1.00 Without a Trace 2.00 The West Wing 3.00 House 5.00 Blue Bloods 6.00 Cold Case 8.00 Without a Trace 9.00 Game of Thrones 11.25 The Wire 1.55 The Sopranos 3.05 House of Lies 4.15 David Attenborough’s Kingdom of Plants 5.05 Richard E Grant’s Hotel Secrets

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Saturday February 6th BBC1 BBC2 Casualty, 9.20pm

8 9 10 11

DIGITAL

Channel 4

Take Me Out, 8pm

Great Canal Journeys, 7pm

Channel 5 The Championship: Football League Tonight, 9pm

6.15 FILM Tension at Table Rock (1956) (U) (S) 7.45 FILM The Red Beret (1953) (PG) (S) 9.10 Animal Park (S)(R) 10.10 Homes Under the Hammer (S)(R) 11.10 Natural World (S)(R) 12.00 James Martin: Home Comforts (S)(R) 12.45 Rick Stein’s India (S)(R) 1.45 Holiday of My Lifetime with Len Goodman (S)(R) 2.30 Escape to the Country Nicki Chapman and Jonnie Irwin revisit couples looking for homes in the West Country. (S)(R) 3.30 Flog It! (S)(R) 4.30 Final Score (S) 5.25 Earth’s Greatest Spectacles (S)(R) 6.25 Back in Time for the Weekend (S)(R)

6.00 CITV 7.30 Scrambled!: Scrambled! (S) 7.35 Scrambled!: Mr Bean: The Animated Series (S)(R) 7.50 Scrambled!: Horrid Henry (S)(R) 8.10 Scrambled!: Nerds & Monsters (S) 8.30 Scrambled!: Jessie (S) 9.05 Scrambled!: The Tom & Jerry Show (S)(R) 9.25 ITV News (S) 9.30 Murder, She Wrote (S)(R) 10.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA (S) 11.15 The Jeremy Kyle Show (S) 12.15 ITV News; Weather (S) 12.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show (S) 1.25 Judge Rinder (S)(R) 2.25 Tipping Point (S)(R) 3.30 Doc Martin (S)(R) 4.30 The Martin Lewis Money Show (S)(R) 5.00 The Chase (S)(R) 6.00 ITV Regional News; Weather (S) 6.15 ITV News (S) 6.30 New You’ve Been Framed! (S)

6.15 How I Met Your Mother Robin tries to find a job. (S)(R) 6.40 The King of Queens (S)(R) 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (S)(R) 9.00 The Morning Line Racing preview with Rishi Persad.

(S) 10.00 Frasier (S)(R) 11.00 The Big Bang Theory (S)(R) 12.30 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Coulson joins forces with Rosalind to track down the Inhuman killer. (S) 1.30 Channel 4 Racing Nick Luck presents live coverage of seven races from Sandown Park, Ffos Las and Wetherby. With commentary and analysis by Richard Hoiles. (S) 4.00 Come Dine with Me (S)(R) 6.30 Channel 4 News (S)

6.00 Milkshake! 8.55 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (S)(R) 9.30 The Saturday Show (S) 11.35 Funniest Fails, Falls & Flops (S)(R) 12.00 Police Interceptors (S)(R) 2.00 Now That’s Funny! Internet-sourced videos with an amusing family friendly hook. (S)(R) 3.00 Benefits, Babies & Jail People living on the dole in South Yorkshire.

(S)(R) 4.00 Benefits: Can’t Work, Won’t Work People unable to work due to health problems and those who refuse to get jobs. (S)(R) 5.00 Benefits: 19 Kids and Counting the Cost (S)(R) 6.00 Celebs on Benefits: Fame to Claim (S)(R) 6.55 5 News Weekend (S)

7.05 BBC Regional News; Weather (S) 7.15 The Voice UK Vangelis from London and 19-year-old Durham busker Chloe Castro are among the contestants taking to the stage. (S)

7.25 King George and Queen Mary: The Royals Who Rescued the Monarchy Part two of two.

Queen Mary’s rise to the throne from a comparatively low position within the royal hierarchy. (S)(R)

7.00 Ninja Warrior UK Ben Shephard, Rochelle Humes and Chris Kamara host the second semifinal, challenging more returning contestants to face the infamous obstacle course once again. (S)

7.00 Great Canal Journeys Timothy West and Prunella Scales travel along the Shannon Erne Waterway, a canal linking Northern and Southern Ireland, and visit historic sites along the way. Last in the series. (S)(R)

7.00 World War II in Colour Examining Mussolini’s decision to push Italy’s forces into North Africa, and looking at the air and sea battles for control of the strategically vital island of Malta. (S)(R)

8.30 The National Lottery: Win Your Wish List New series. The dream prize game show returns.

Includes the Lotto and Thunderball draws. (S)

8.25 Dad’s Army Captain Mainwaring has too much to drink during a weekend course with Captain Square, but still manages to save Jonesy’s life. Comedy, starring Arthur Lowe. (S)(R)

8.00 Take Me Out A commodities trader, a student, a circus performer and a digital developer try to impress Paddy McGuinness’s 30 single ladies.

(S)

8.00 Walking Through Time Palaeontologist Dr Tori Herridge investigates how, 450,000 years ago, a mega-flood destroyed a massive chalk land-bridge that once connected Britain to continental Europe. (S)

8.00 America’s Hidden Pyramid City: Ancient Mysteries A team of experts uses cutting-edge technology to examine the history of a Native American civilisation that built a metropolis in what is now Illinois. (S)(R)

9.20 Casualty Ethan is back in full swing in the ED, working together with Lily to help a girl with autism get the family support she needs, but a shocking upheaval is just around the corner. (S)

9.00 The Real Marigold Hotel The group settle into life in their base in Jaipur, India, as Wayne Sleep and Bobby George have a cut-throat shave and a trip to the Taj Mahal brings Miriam Margolyes to tears. (S)(R)

9.20 The Jonathan Ross Show The host subjects another batch of celebrity guests to no-holdsbarred questioning. Plus, musical performances by A-list bands and solo artists. (S)

9.00

9.00 The Championship: Football League Tonight Kelly Cates and George Riley present extended highlights of the weekend’s top matches from the Championship, which included Burnley v Hull City. (S)

10.10 BBC News; Weather (S) 10.30 Match of the Day Gary Lineker presents highlights of the latest Premier League matches, including Manchester City v Leicester City; (S) National Lottery Update (S)

10.00 Live at the Apollo Romesh Ranganathan hosts, with guests Jason Byrne and Stewart Francis.

(S)(R) 10.45 Insert Name Here Comedy panel game, hosted by Sue Perkins. (S)(R)

10.20 ITV News; Weather (S) 10.40 FILM Jurassic Park III (2001) (PG) Dr Alan Grant is lured to a dinosaur-infested island. Action adventure sequel, starring Sam Neill, William H Macy and Tea Leoni. (S)

11.55 Race to Super Bowl 50 A preview of Super Bowl 50, between Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers. (S)(R)

11.15 FILM Tim (1979) (PG) Romantic drama, starring Mel Gibson and Piper Laurie. (S)

AFTER 12.25 FILM Man of the Year (2006)

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6.00 Breakfast (S) 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live Musician Chris Isaak faces food heaven or hell. (S) 11.30 Mary Berry’s Foolproof Cooking A selection of comforting home-cooked dishes. (S)(R) 12.00 BBC News; Weather (S) 12.10 Football Focus Dan Walker previews the weekend’s Premier League fixtures. (S) 12.50 Saturday Sportsday (S) 1.00 Bargain Hunt From Builth Wells, Powys. (S)(R) 1.30 Live Six Nations Rugby Union France v Italy (kick-off 2.25pm). (S) 4.30 Live Six Nations Rugby Union Scotland v England (kick-off 4.50pm).

(S) 6.55 BBC News (S)

DAYTIME

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Final Score, 4.30pm

FILM Prisoners (2013) (15) Premiere. The distraught father of a missing child kidnaps a man he believes is responsible for her disappearance. Thriller, starring Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal and Paul Dano. (S)

10.00 Goal Rush: Football League Tonight A round-up of all the goals from League One and League Two. (S) 10.30 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A rape victim refuses to talk to the detectives. (S)(R) 11.25 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit An ex-financier’s girlfriend is murdered. (S)(R)

(12) Political comedy, starring Robin Williams. (S) 2.15 Weather for the Week Ahead (S) 2.20 BBC News (S)

1.00 FILM My Afternoons with Margueritte (2010) (15) Comedy drama, starring Gerard Depardieu.

2.15 This Is BBC Two (S)

12.15 Jackpot247 3.00 Murder, She Wrote (S)(R) 3.50 ITV Nightscreen

12.00 FILM Friday the 13th (2009) (18) (S) 1.45 Hollyoaks (S)(R) 3.55 Undercover Boss Canada (S)(R) 4.45 Hugh’s 3 Good Things: Best Bites (S)(R) 4.55 Phil Spencer: Secret Agent (S)(R) 5.50 How I Met Your Mother (S)(R)

12.15 SuperCasino 3.10 Celebrity Botched Up Bodies (S)(R) 4.00 Celebrity Big Brother: The Good, the Bad and the Outrageous (S)(R) 4.50 House Doctor (S)(R) 5.45 Angels of Jarm (S)(R)

ITV2 SKY: 118 FV: 6 6.00 The Hot Desk: Alesha Dixon 6.10 Emmerdale 8.50 Coronation Street 11.10 Ninja Warrior UK 12.10 Scorpion 1.05 You’ve Been Framed! Gold Full Throttle 2.10 FILM: Mr Bean’s Holiday (2007) (PG) Comedy, starring Rowan Atkinson. 4.00 FILM: Beethoven (1992) (U) Canine comedy, starring Charles Grodin. 5.50 Catchphrase Celebrity Special 6.50 FILM: The Mummy Returns (2001) (PG) Fantasy adventure sequel, starring Brendan Fraser. 9.20 Take Me Out – The Gossip 10.20 The Keith Lemon Sketch Show 10.50 FILM: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2008) (18) Musical horror, starring Johnny Depp. 1.10 Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands 2.10 Reality Bites 2.45 Teleshopping 5.45 ITV2 Nightscreen ITV3 SKY: 119 FV: 10 6.00 Movies Now 6.10 On the Buses 6.35 Where the Heart Is 9.45 A Touch of Frost 12.00 FILM: Blue Murder at St Trinian’s (1957) (PG) 1.50 The Return of Sherlock Holmes 4.00 FILM: Columbo: It’s All in the Game

(1993) (PG) Detective drama, starring Peter Falk and Faye Dunaway. 6.05 Midsomer Murders 10.00 Agatha Christie’s Marple 12.05 Blue Murder 1.40 Man About the House 2.05 ITV3 Nightscreen 2.30 Teleshopping BBC3 SKY: 115 FV: 7 7.00 Great Movie Mistakes III: Not in 3D 7.05 Don’t Tell the Bride 8.05 Top Gear Vietnam Special 9.20 FILM: Meet the Parents (2000) (12) Comedy, starring Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller. 11.05 Russell Howard’s Good News 11.30 Family Guy 1.00 Russell Howard’s Good News 1.30 Siblings 2.00 The Revolution Will Be Televised 3.00 Far Right and Proud: Reggie Yates’ Extreme Russia 3.55 Close BBC4 SKY: 116 FV: 9 7.00 How Earth Made Us 8.00 Shipwrecks: Britain’s Sunken History 9.00 The Young Montalbano 10.45 Annabel’s Nightclub: A String of Naked Lightbulbs 11.45 Je t’aime: The Story of French Song with Petula Clark 12.45 Shirley Bassey at the BBC 1.45 Top of the Pops: 1981 3.10 Sounds of the Eighties 3.35 Close

E4 SKY: 136 FV: 28

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6.00 Rules of Engagement 7.40 Baby Daddy 8.35 Melissa & Joey 9.30 The Goldbergs 10.30 How I Met Your Mother 11.30 Come Dine with Me 1.30 The Jump 3.05 The Goldbergs 4.00 Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5.00 The Big Bang Theory 9.00 FILM: Bridesmaids (2011) (15) Comedy, starring Kristen Wiig. 11.30 Gogglebox 1.35 Virtually Famous 2.20 The Inbetweeners 3.15 The IT Crowd 4.05 2 Broke Girls 4.30 Rules of Engagement 5.15 Revenge MORE4 SKY: 138 FV: 14 8.55 Time Team 10.00 River Cottage Bites 10.15 FILM: Reach for the Sky (1956) (U) Biopic of Second World War pilot Douglas Bader, starring Kenneth More. 1.00 Four in a Bed 3.40 Grand Designs 8.00 Father Ted 9.00 The Great Wall of China: The Hidden Story – Secret History 10.05 Secrets of the Terracotta Warriors – Secret History 11.10 China: Treasures of the Jade Empire 12.15 Father Ted 1.20 The Great Wall of China: The Hidden Story – Secret History 2.25 Spin 3.35 Close

11.00 California Man (1992) (PG) 1.00 Horton Hears a Who! (2008) (U) 2.40 Chocolat (2000) (12) Drama, with Juliette Binoche and Johnny Depp. 5.00 City of Ember (2008) (PG) Fantasy adventure, starring Saoirse Ronan. 6.45 Shallow Hal (2001) (12) Comedy, starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Jack Black. 9.00 Salt (2010) (12) Action thriller, starring Angelina Jolie. 10.55 ATM (2012) (15) Premiere. Horror, starring Alice Eve. 12.35 Red State (2011) (18) 2.15 Wrong Turn at Tahoe (2009) (18). Crime thriller, starring Cuba Gooding Jr. 4.00 Close DAVE SKY: 111 FV: 12 7.10 Extreme Fishing with Robson Green 8.00 Top Gear 9.00 Storage Hunters UK 10.00 Traffic Cops 2.00 Trawlermen 4.00 Top Gear India Special 6.00 Traffic Cops 8.00 Not Going Out 10.00 Taskmaster 11.00 Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled 12.00 Have I Got a Bit More News for You 1.00 8 Out of 10 Cats 2.00 Taskmaster 2.50 Only Connect 4.00 Home Shopping

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6.15 How I Met Your Mother (S)(R) 6.40 The King of Queens (S)(R) 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (S)(R) 8.30 Frasier (S)(R) 9.30 Sunday Brunch Featuring music from Fleur East. (S) 12.30 George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces (S)(R) 1.30 Location, Location, Location The property experts visit south London. (S)(R) 2.35 FILM Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (2009) (U) Comedy, starring Zachary Levi. (S) 4.15 The Simpsons (S)(R) 5.15 Channel 4 News (S) 5.35 FILM X-Men (2000) (12) Scifi comic-book adventure, starring Hugh Jackman. (S)

6.00 Milkshake! 9.55 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (S)(R) 10.30 The Championship: Football League Tonight Highlights and all the goals from the Championship. (S)(R) 11.30 Goal Rush: Football League Tonight (S)(R) 12.00 Police Interceptors (S)(R) 1.55 FILM My Favorite Martian (1999) (PG) Sci-fi comedy, starring Christopher Lloyd. (S) 3.40 FILM Three Men and a Little Lady (1990) (PG) Comedy sequel, starring Tom Selleck. (S) 5.35 5 News Weekend (S) 5.40 FILM Little Nicky (2000) (12) Comedy fantasy, starring Adam Sandler and Patricia Arquette. (S)

7.00 Countryfile Ellie Harrison and Matt Baker explore Tyne and Wear, visiting a lighthouse and a park built on an old mine.

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7.00 Six Nations Highlights John Inverdale presents action from the opening round of the 2016 championship, featuring Scotland v England, Ireland v Wales and France v Italy. (S)

7.00 Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands Slean’s intended bride arrives in Herot, but his mind is elsewhere as he is torn between his loyalty to his mother and his own lust for power. (S)

7.30 The Jump The 11 remaining contestants compete in the Snow Cross, with the losers of each race facing a super-sized ski jump to determine who will be eliminated. Davina McCall presents. (S)

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8.00 Call the Midwife Sister Julienne has an eye-opening experience on a maternity ward, and a young man from Poplar is accepted into university – but an unexpected development threatens his dreams. (S)

8.00 Greece with Simon Reeve Part one of two. The presenter takes a tour of Greece, travelling from the islands of the Aegean to Athens and learning how the Greek people are coping with their country’s crises. (S)

8.00 Vera The detective investigates the discovery of a homeless young man’s body in an area notorious for illicit teenage gatherings, and tries to discover how he ended up on the streets.

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FILM Zoolander (2001) (12) A dim male model’s career starts to decline and he fails to realise he is a pawn in a dangerous game of international espionage.

Comedy, starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson. Edited for sexual content and language. (S)

9.00 War and Peace The Rostovs flee Moscow as the French army attacks the city, but Pierre remains behind to fight, leading to an experience that changes his outlook on life. Last in the series. (S)

9.00 James May’s Cars of the People James looks into some of the planned new directions in motoring that never caught on, driving an amphibious car and an electric scooter, and taking a ride in a driverless car. (S)

9.00 Deutschland 83 Moritz wants to remain at home, but Annett and Schweppenstette urge him to return to the West. Alex Edel takes General Jackson hostage and forces him to denounce US plans.

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FILM The Internship (2013) (12) Premiere. Two oldfashioned salesmen must get to grips with technology and the modern world when they start work at an internet company.

Comedy, with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. (S)

10.20 BBC News (S) 10.40 BBC Regional News; Weather (S) 10.50 Match of the Day 2 Jason Mohammad reviews the day’s Premier League action, featuring Chelsea v Manchester United. (S)

10.00 Patrick Kielty’s Mulholland Drive Patrick Kielty’s journey to find the truth about William Mulholland. (S) 10.50 NFL Live: Super Bowl 50 Denver Broncos v Carolina Panthers (kick-off 11.30pm).

Coverage of the 50th staging of the showpiece event, from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. (S)

10.00 ITV News; Weather (S) 10.15 Rookies Documentary filmed over the course of a year following trainee police officers from the Lincolnshire force, charting their progress as they venture onto the streets. (S)(R)

10.00 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Sean Lock and Isy Suttie compete against Jon Richardson and Richard Osman in the words-and-numbers quiz.

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11.15 Premiership Rugby Union Action from the 11th round of fixtures. (S)

11.05 FILM Alien 3 (1992) (18) Officer Ripley is marooned on an all-male prison planet. Sci-fi thriller sequel, with Sigourney Weaver and Charles Dance. (S)

11.20 FILM The Green Hornet (2011) (12) A playboy mediamogul becomes a masked crime-fighter. Comic-book adventure, starring Seth Rogen, Jay Chou and Cameron Diaz. (S)

1.50 BBC News (S)

3.30 Sign Zone: Countryfile (S)(R) 4.30 Holby City (S)(R) 5.30 This Is BBC Two (S)

12.10 Jackpot247 3.00 ITV Nightscreen 5.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R)

1.05 Embarrassing Bodies: Back to the Clinic (S)(R) 2.00 Come Dine with Me (S)(R) 4.15 Phil Spencer: Secret Agent (S)(R) 5.10 Deal or No Deal (S) (R)

1.35 SuperCasino 3.10 America’s Hidden Pyramid City: Ancient Mysteries (S)(R) 4.00 Wildlife SOS (S) (R) 4.25 House Doctor (S)(R) 5.45 Angels of Jarm (S)(R)

ITV2 SKY: 118 FV: 6 6.00 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 6.25 Emmerdale 9.05 Coronation Street 11.35 Take Me Out 12.55 Take Me Out – The Gossip 2.00 Grease: Live 4.55 Minion Madness 5.10 FILM: Despicable Me (2010) (U) 7.00 FILM: Legally Blonde (2001) (12) Comedy, starring Reese Witherspoon. 9.00 Ibiza Weekender 10.00 FILM: American Pie: The Wedding (2003) (15) Comedy sequel, starring Jason Biggs.

11.55 FILM: Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) (15) Romantic comedy, starring Jason Segel and Kristen Bell. 2.00 Planet’s Funniest Animals 2.25 Teleshopping 5.55 ITV2 Nightscreen ITV3 SKY: 119 FV: 10 6.00 Movies Now 6.10 Rising Damp 6.35 On the Buses 7.30 FILM: Blue Murder at St Trinian’s (1957) (PG) 9.20 Heartbeat 11.25 FILM: Columbo: It’s All in the Game (1993) (PG) 1.30 The Return of Sherlock Holmes 2.45 The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes 3.50 Agatha Christie’s Marple 5.55 Midsomer Murders 8.00

Barging Round Britain with John Sergeant 9.00 Caroline Quentin’s National Parks 10.00 Mrs Biggs 11.30 FILM: Hamlet (1990) (PG) Shakespeare’s tragedy, starring Mel Gibson. 2.05 FILM: Till Death Us Do Part (1969) (12) 3.45 Heartbeat 5.25 Judge Judy 5.45 ITV3 Nightscreen BBC3 SKY: 115 FV: 7 7.00 Great Movie Mistakes V: Revenge of the Fifth 7.10 Great TV Mistakes 7.40 The Voice UK 9.00 FILM: Meet the Fockers (2004) (12) Comedy sequel, starring Ben Stiller. 10.50 Family Guy 11.30 American Dad! 12.15 Family Guy 12.35 Cuckoo 3.25 Cuckoo Christmas Special 4.00 Close BBC4 SKY: 116 FV: 9 7.00 Montalbano and Me: Andrea Camilleri 7.50 Britain’s Wild Places 8.00 Russia’s Lost Princesses 9.00 FILM: Palio (2015) (12) 10.30 History of the Eagles 12.30 Tutankhamun: The Truth Uncovered 1.30 Rock ’n’ Roll America 2.30 Sounds of the Eighties 2.55 Totally British: 70s Rock ’n’ Roll 3.55 Close

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What’s on NEWS

Film screening LAST year’s blockbuster ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E’ will be screened at the Tadley Community Cinema this Saturday, February 6.

Starring Henry Carvill, Hugh Grant and Armie Hammer, the film sees two secret agents participate in a joint mission against a criminal organisation, which is working to increase nuclear weapons.

The screening starts at 7pm.

Student play THE famous 1933 musical/play 42nd Street will be at the Central Studio in Basingstoke from Wednesday, February 10 to Saturday, February 13.

The play at the Cliddesden Road venue is made up of students who are currently doing an extended diploma in Performing Arts and Music.

Night of soul SOUL covers band The Soultones will be performing at The Falkners Arms in Fleet this Saturday, February 6.

The group, who will be playing some of the greatest and most recognisable soul and funk tunes of all time, will visit the Falkners Close pub on three occasions this year.

The free gig starts at 9pm.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac OVER 50 years of recognisable hits will be blasted out of The Anvil on Tuesday, February 9 as one of the world’s longest-running Fleetwood Mac tribute bands, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, make their return to Basingstoke.

First formed 17 years ago, the group of musicians arrive at the Churchill Way venue as part of their latest UK tour.

And with the band returning to The Anvil almost exactly one year to the day they were last in the town, musician Alan Cosgrove, who replicates the legend Mick Fleetwood on the drums, believes the gig will be a fun night of reminiscing.

“The Anvil has always been good to us,” Alan said “The show is now 17 years old so we have been going to Basingstoke for a very long time and we always have a great audience there. We usually sell out.

“So they have supported it from the off, which is great.”

Described by Alan as ‘a snap show of the anthology of Fleetwood Mac’, the group has done more than 1,000 shows since its inception, with the band touring all over the world.

Some of the group’s best-known hits such as ‘Dreams’, ‘Everywhere’, ‘The Chain’, ‘Go Your Own Way’ and many

By James Richings

more will all be included in next week’s performance at The Anvil.

But out of all the songs the group will be playing, there is always one Fleetwood Mac hit that will stays close to Alan’s heart.

“A lot of those songs mean a lot to us as well as the audience, because some of the songs have helped me escape from some of the events in my life,” he said.

“I started listening to Albatross as it was my dad’s favourite song, so I was introduced to Fleetwood Mac many years ago as a boy.

“I play Albatross at least 100 times a year in this gig and I always think of my dad when I play it as he is no longer here any more, so music is very powerful stuff.

“It always takes you back to a time and a place.

“As musicians, we have got to be so aware of when we are performing these songs to people, because we want to evoke a feeling of memory from the mist of time for people.

“So that is what our show is about.”

The show starts at 7.45pm and tickets cost from £23.50.

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What’s on NEWS

Olympic singer Heather in town SHE’S had a UK number one, recorded the official song for the London 2012 Olympic Games and even appeared on Strictly Come Dancing.

But for Heather Small, her main priority now is writing new material and getting back on the road as the 51-year-old makes her way to The Anvil on Sunday, February 7.

Known for being the voice of the popular ‘90s dance group M People whilst also having unaccredited vocals on the Blackbox hit ‘Ride on Time’ in 1990, the singer has had a very eventful career both as a solo musician and as a band member.

But despite the success, there is one hurdle Heather has to overcome every time she steps on stage.

“I’m a very nervous performer because before I go on stage, I get stage fright,” she revealed to the Observer.

“I have a relaxation period as it keeps me calm all day, as you can be explosive on stage.

You need to conserve energy.

“When I go to different cities, I don’t go sightseeing unless I’ve got a few shows in one place.

“I keep it all together by preparing myself before I go on stage by keeping fit and doing a lot of vocal lessons.

“There is nothing worse than going on stage and feeling ill as you don’t want to short change

Night of rock COVERS band The Locaters will be performing at The Badgers Wood in Tadley on Saturday, February 6.

The four-piece group will be playing some of the most popular rock tracks at the Wolverton Road pub.

The gig starts at 8pm and is free to attend.

By James Richings

an audience, and you don’t want to short change yourself.”

Hits such as ‘Moving on Up’, ‘One Night in Heaven’, ‘Open Your Heart’ and ‘Just for You’ will all be heard on Sunday as Heather aims to give her audience a night to remember.

But there is one song in particular that Heather is known for in recent years, as her 2000 hit ‘Proud’ became the official anthem for the 2012 Olympic Games.

“To be associated with something so big where we had two glorious weeks of sport, weather and where there were thousands of people from all over the world was like the perfect time,” she said.

“To be part of that was an absolute honour.”

Talking about Sunday’s show, Heather added: “I will be coming to the people so that it can be accessible to all.

“This show is a celebration and I want as many people as possible to come, and not travel miles away to see me sing.

“I want to go out and see them as that is always fun.

Heather also revealed that she plans on writing new solo material this year.

This weekend’s show starts at 7.30pm, and tickets cost £26.

Local orchestra A VERY local orchestra will be at The Anvil this Saturday, February 6.

Basingstoke-based musician Deane Sinfonia will be performing with fellow local musicians such as the Basing Singers, Dever Singers, Ooh Mama, Overton Choral Society, Steventon Singers and members of Basingstoke Choral Society at the Churchill Way venue.

Tickets cost from £8 to £19, with the music starting at 7.30pm.

Children perform A DIFFERENT type of orchestra will be at The Anvil on Monday, February 8.

Orchestra Unwrapped will see a group of schoolchildren aged seven to 11 perform well-known classical hits.

The orchestra was organised by the world renowned Philharmonia Orchestra.

It starts at 1pm. For tickets, go to philharmonia.co.uk/orchestraunwrapped.

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What’s on LISTINGS

Thu, Feb 4, 7.30pm Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury

Sat, Feb 6, 8pm Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury

Thu, Feb, 7.45pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

Tue, Feb 9, 8pm Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury

Thu, Feb 11, 8pm Will Lawton Trio

Fri, Feb 12, 8pm Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury

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Sat, Feb 6, 7.30pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

DEANE SINFONIA Basing Singers, Dever Singers, Ooh Mama, Overton Choral Society, Steventon Singers, and members of Basingstoke Choral Society and other local choirs will be joining together to perform with Deane Sinfonia.

The evening will begin with one of the most popular of all concertos, theBruch Violin Concerto, and the soloist will be Emily Mowbray, a graduate of the Royal Northern College of Music, who has already played at a number of prestigious venues countrywide.

The Verdi Requiem is one of the best-known and successful choral works. It is in turn, lyrical, moving and exhilarating.

Proceeds from this concert will be donated to the Royal British Legion.

Forty-one years into AC/DC’s story, the band cover both eras with both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson present to take you on the Rock and Roll train for a night to remember.

The band aim to put you slap bang in the middle of the show with hit after hit, and for the aficionados there’s always something special as well. Back in Black, Rosie, Highway to hell, the songs goes on and on until the cannons fire ceremoniously to bring the evening to a superb crescendo.

Sun, Feb 7, 7.30pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

HEATHER SMALL After selling several million records, winning two Brit Awards and the Mercury Music Prize, performing across the globe and recording a track that has become an unofficial national anthem international anthem even,Heather Small is back in Basingstoke for an unforgettable night of feel-good music.

With her unique charm, quick wit, and infectious sense of fun as well as an impressive back catalogue of hits including One Night in Heaven, Moving on Up, Testify and many more, don’t miss one of the seminal British voices of a generation.

Tue, Feb, 9, 7.35pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

RUMOURS OF FLEETWOOD MAC Having performed to over a million fans since they formed over a decade ago, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac return with their stunning new stage production.

Performing in meticulous notefor-note detail, expect all the hits includingBlack Magic Woman, Albatross, Go Your Own Way, Dreams, Gypsy, Say You, Love Me, Little Lies, Everywhere and many more.

Mon, Feb 8, 1pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

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MARK STEEL – WHO DO I THINK I AM? See Mark Steel in his newest stand up show, a surprising and enthralling story told with aplomb.

Following the birth of his son, Mark set out on a journey to find is his estranged birth mother in the hope that she might have some answers about who he really is.

Will Lawton is a singer-songwriter, pianist and hang player from Wiltshire, England.

He writes and performs personal songs with an honest rawness and charm.

Fri, Feb 12, 7.45pm Corn Exchange, Newbury

Back by popular demand following her flawless performance at Arlington last year, Jo describes her music as “Soul and blues influenced by rock and gospel, there’s a bit of southern country in there too.”

Sat, Feb 13, 7.45pm Corn Exchange, Newbury

MARK THOMAS Mark Thomas presents his usual mix of theatre, stand-up and activism in his brand new show.

Trespass carries on from where Mark’s previous show 100 Acts of Minor Dissent left off. It is his usual odd mix of theatre, stand up, a dash of journalism, activism and dollop of mayhem.

Mark asks the question: If the ramblers of the 1930’s were here now what would they do to open up the cities?

How do we turn the skyscrapers and corporate squares into our playgrounds?

He sets out to try and carve a small space in the urban world where mischief and random chance can lurk.

No one knows where this show is going to end up.

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The extended diploma performing arts and music students present 42nd Street, the fun tapping, Broadway show that has been showered with awards (Olivier in 1984, Tony in 2001).

Featuring the iconic “Lullaby of Broadway”, “We’re In the Money” and the title song “42nd Street”, the musical follows director, Julia Marsh, as she tries to stage a successful stage production at the height of the Great Depression.

Whilst the star, Dorothy Brock, throws her weight around in true diva fashion, a chorus girl, Peggy Sawyer, is just waiting for her chance to show the troupe what she’s capable of. Then the star falls ill and someone needs to step into her shoes.

Thu, Feb 11, 8pm The Forge, Basingstoke

Sat, Feb 13, 2pm Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury

Wed, Feb 10, 7.45pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

Fri, Feb 12, 7.45pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

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Two friends stumble upon a bottle that will change their lives; a bottle that can grant any wish.

But there’s a catch, and the bottle demands a payment. Will the pair find their happy-ever-after or will the bottle be their undoing?

With their musical virtuosity mixed with their unique kind of comedy, the only way to describe Mnozil Brass is possibly to label them a cross between Mr Bean and the Monty Python of the music world.

Wed, Feb 10, 7pm and 8.30pm Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury

THE LOST THINGS Performed in a unique dome structure, The Lost Things is about losing things and finding things you didn’t even know you were looking for. This is a dark fairytale set in a fantastical world, where nothing is quite as it seems.

Wed, Feb 10 – Sat, Feb 13 Central Studio, Basingstoke

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PHILIP HENRY AND HANNAH MARTIN One of the most inventive and captivating rising acts on the acoustic roots scene, the Exeter-based pair make their way to The Forge for their debut performance.

Thu, Feb 11 – Sat, Feb 20 The Haymarket, Basingstoke

BASINGSTOKE GANG SHOW With laugh out loud comedy, come and be entertained by Basingstoke Gang Show. This best-selling amateur production will have you tapping your toes and jumping and jiving.

Now in its 15th year, and back in the UK by popular demand, A Viennese Strauss Gala presents its new anniversary production.

Recreating the romance of the Viennese Festive season and reminding you of a bygone age of glamorous soirees and Strauss waltzes, this wonderful production is cleverly staged, beautifully choreographed and will appeal to the romantic as much as the music aficionado.

Performed live, the show features highlights from some of the great Operettas of the Strauss family, Kalman and Lehar; including Die Fledermaus, The Merry Widow and many more.

THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT’S TREASURY OF NONSENSE Inspired by the works of Edward Lear, we present another feast for the eyes, ears and imagination.

With our delightfully unpredictable story telling style, hilarious characters and magical puppetry, we present a collection of nonsense and fun, bigger and better than ever before!

Sun, Feb 14, 8pm The Anvil, Basingstoke

ADAM HILLS Adam’s solo shows are established highlights at international comedy festivals around the world. He is the only Australian comedian to have performed at the US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, and is a regular star of the Cat Laughs Kilkenny Comedy Festival in Ireland, and The Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal.

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Enjoy a Tropical Day out at The Living Rainforest THE Living Rainforest is a super day out for all the family. Their recreation of an Amazon rainforest is bursting with plants and animals such as monkeys, birds and an armadillo. The lucky ones may even see the free ranging sloth!

This half term they will be running events related to rainforest music and rainforest foods. These themes will run through all their talks, workshops and keeper-led animal feeds. In addition their education tour guides will hold free guided walks through the rainforest.

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Has Ford ripped up the rulebook?

FORD iis claiming l i i tto h have ‘‘ripped i d up the rulebook’ with their new Ford Focus RS, by creating a fun all-wheel drive hatchback.

It is the fi rst Ford RS model to have selectable drive modes and includes an industry-fi rst of drift mode and launch control options.

With an engineered 350 PS version of Ford’s 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine, the hatchback can do 0-62mph in 4.7 seconds and has a top speed of 165mph.

“The all-new Focus RS is a serious machine with high-performance technology and innovative engineering that sets new benchmarks for driving exhilaration on the road and track,” said group vice president of global product development at Ford Motor Company, Raj Nair.

“It’s a great example of our passion for innovation through performance and creating vehicles that make people’s hearts pound.”

The Ford all-wheel-drive system is based on twin electronically controlled clutch packs on each side of the reardrive unit.

These manage the car’s front-to-rear torque split, and can control the side-toside torque distribution at the rear axle,

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The control unit in the rear drive unit continuously varies the front-to-rear and side-to-side torque distribution to suit the driving situation. A maximum of 70 per cent of the drive torque can be diverted to the rear axle and up to 100 per cent of the available torque at the rear axle can be sent to each rear wheel.

And the rear drive unit can switch drive from one side to the other in 0.06 seconds.

The all-wheel drive system also helps the driver use the best speeds while approaching and leaving bends, because the car automatically reduces speeds while coming up to a corner, and naturally accelerating automatically out of a bend.

Director of Global Ford Performance, Dave Pericak, said: “This all-wheel drive system is breakthrough technology as it is capable of delivering supreme cornering and handling at the limit.”

“We have ripped up the rulebook which says all-wheel drive hatchbacks cannot be fun to drive, and have created a car which will surprise and reward.”

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FOR sale a number of Victorian bread plates. GENTS modern trouBuyer collects. Tel: ser. Dark brown. Size 42W, 27 leg. Will sell 01276 509526 for £7. Never worn with SLIDE projector and belt. Tel: 01256 211072 projector table. Slide NEW hand made doll’s sorter. Screen. Quan60.6W 72H RADIO Control race tity of slides. £25. house cars, super bike 1/5th Buyer collects. Tel: 34.5D. Siz rooms. Fits furniture from Early scale, circuit racer 0152 845165 Leasrning PinToy £50 scale saloon, circuit racer F1 car, all elec- JENNY Packham full Tel: 01256 818036 tric. Tel. 01256 762696 length evening dress. WHITE steel bath.

CHAIR Norfolk high Navy blue, lace bod- Length 1700mm, width back, suitable for ice, flowing skirt, size 700mm, heigh approx elderly. Light gold/yel- 14. Never worn £40 Tel: 600mm, inside depth 400mm. Buyer collects. low upholstery, vgc, 01189832932 £85. New £365. Tel. GUITAR £40. PlaySta- Good condition. FREE. Tel: 01256 818036 07880 713 258 tion 2 only £70. Tel: 07444 357378

TWO pine 4’6” beds including brand new mattresses. £120 Tel: 07710 247606

HEALTHWORKS Abs trainer. Brand new in box. £100 will take £30 or offers. Tel: 07597 NEW hand made wood 580131 Text please. garage for wood car. UPC windows. 8 numUp and over type door. ber. 4 years old. Good £8. Tel: 01256 818036 to build conservatory.

NEW hand made wood £90 Tel: 01189812350 car. Fits dolls from DARK Blue Barbour Early Learning Pintoy coat. As new. Cost £8 Tel; 01256 818036 £126, asking £25 Tel SWIVEL computer 01189812350 chair and desk. Ex NEW rack for Vauxhall Cond. £20 ono. Tel: Combo van. Still in box.

01256 418597 Cost £75. Will accept LIGHT oak console £45 Tel: 01189812350 table. 76cmH 90cmW WANTED:SCOOTER 35cm D. Two draw- merchandise, Coca ers one shelf. £90 Tel: Cola merchandise, DC 07908 842665 Comics, Superman and Batman. Cash paid.

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NIKE men’s trainer.

Size 8. Brand new still in bow. Unwanted gift. £690 new. Will accept £20 Tel: 07971 962395 BLACK leather desk chair. Brand new £40 ono. Buyer collects.

Tel: 01256 470049 WOODEN drop side cot, adjustable base and mattress £30, Thatcham Tel: 07702096318 SIDEBOARD, teak, 86” long, 28” hih, 18” wide.

Very good condition £60 Tel: 01635 8635 864520 12” Flourescent light.

New. £5 Tel: 01420 87297

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LICENSING ACT 2003 – NEW PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION (Ref no: 16/00110/PREMN) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application was made to Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council for a NEW premises licence under the above Act on 27 January 2016.

Applicant: Polski Sklep Smaczek (Reading) Ltd Premises address: Unit 2, Loddon Mall, The Malls, Basingstoke RG21 7HY Proposed licensable activities: Supply of alcohol – Monday to Saturday 09.00 to 19.00 Sunday 10.00 to 17.00 For consumption off the premises only The postal address of the licensing authority where the register is kept and the application may be inspected is: Civic Offices, London Road, Basingstoke, RG21 4AH. Any person wishing to make representations on this matter shall give notice, in writing, stating the precise nature of such representations to the Head of Street Scene, Parks and Regulatory Services, Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, Civic Offices, London Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 4AH within 28 days of the publication date of this notice given above.

Further details on how to make a valid representations is on the licensing authorities website www.basingstoke.gov.uk or from the licensing team on 01256 844844, email licensing@basingstoke.gov.uk.

It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application and the maximum fine for which a person is liable on summary conviction for the offence is £5000.

For Sale Moped, 5 drawer pine unti. WANTED: 38ins tall, 15ins squar. scooter or motobike. £10 Tel: 01256 422944 Something to keep me busy over winVAX upright cleaner. ter. Cheap please. I 18 months old. Good can collect Tel: 07873 working order £40ono. 385198 Tel: 01256 422944 CONSOLE table light TOM Tom sat nav, oak wood. Excellent model VIS 135. Hardly condition. 76cm H used with case and 90cm W 35cm D. Two attchments. £55. Read- drawers, one shelf. £90 ing Tel: 01189 456853 Tel: 01908 842665 BRAND new blow up intex bed. Queen size. Unused, still in box. £15. Reading Tel: 01189 456853

TWO large cases in good shape. Sell for £8.

Also two short sleeve shirts 17” neck £3 Tel: 0781 4059965

A collection of ceramic and wooden biscuit barrels from 1900, can be solf serarately or as a group. Tel: 01276 509526

PAIR of gents tan shoes. Modern size 7.

Will sell for £5.50, two pairs gents shirts, 42” £10 Tel: 01256 211072.

BOSCH Delta Sander £15 Tel: 01420 87297 TABLEPLUS six Oval oak 6” Performance chairs.

PP150BG bench veneer, five foot by grinder£12 Tel: 01420 three foot. Good con87297 dition £50 Tel: 01635 LADIES size 5 long 826515 boots. Taupe Hush Puppies. As new £20 FLAVAL corner tropical fish tank. Many extras Tel: 01256 357587 Tel: 0118 9812255 MAHOGANY fire surround with hearth. SCREEN. Shower Good condition £50 screen, smoked glass Tel: 01256 358460 over bath fitting with MOBILITY Scooter wall fittings £30 Tel: £395 used. New bat- 01256 781681 teries fitted. Easy to fit piano in car, very good con- KEYBOARD dition, collection only. (Yamaha) Stool and Tel: 01635 864155 stand.

New. £170. machine, 2 sun loungers with Exercise detachable cushions Wonder Core 2, New £10 Tel: 01256 422944 £70. Tel: 07444357378

FOR sale. Dish washer in very good condition.

Will sell for £50 ONO. 6 ties, various colour £10.

Tel: 01256 211072 TWO Fulham football tops in very good condition. Size XL, will sell for £25 for two, ONO Tel: 0781 4059665 TWO Mothercare child high chairs for sale.

Perfecrt condidion £25 each. Tel: 01256 851624 DVD PANASONIC home thatre sound system. 5 speaker DVD player, subwoofer.

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system FRAMED caravan door porch. Aries 8x8. VGC very little used £75 Tel: radio £60. PlayStation 01256 841687

MAHLER 33s boxed PAIR Crystal ceiling record set. All 10 symphonies, C’bouw lights. VGC £30. Dalorchestra. As new Tel: ton Toby Jug, Rip Van 01256 396831

CANNON gas cooker, white with extractor fan. VGC 19 ½” x 24”. £30 ono. Shopping sitremote 2 with games etc. VGC PORTABLE down walking frame. controlled DVD player. BOOKS, World War II, Winkle. VGC £10 Tel: boxed. £70 Tel: 07444 VGC £10 Tel: 01256 £25 or nearest offer. various. 2 boxes Tel: Tel: 07722 460199 01256 396831 357378 01256 363521 363251 cassette

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GARMENT carrier.

Takes two suits. Quality item. £25 Tel: 07789 124612 GARMENT carrier, takes one suit. £15 Tel: 07789 124612

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For Sale MENS black trousers MARINO 100% pure 36/38 waits. Worn once wool extra large blan£10 Tel: 07789 124612 ket. As new. Original cost over £300 will MENS black patent acept £175 Tel: 07789 shoes.

Size eight. 124612

Building Services COOPERS fout wheeled walker as new.

Removeable basket with seat. Easy release. Hand brakes.

Buyer to collect. Tel: 01256 355214

Worn once only £10 DROP arm wheeled commode.

New Tel: 07789 124612 August. Used as indoor MOTORCYCLE jackets wheelchair only. Very ‘Cordura’ size 34/36. good condition. Buyer As new condition £25 collects £45 Tel: 01256 355214 Tel: 07789 124612

WANTED: Privately taken phots of the Beatles wit copyright Tel: 01189 667940Golf trolley. Hillbilly. Excellent working condition. Full set of spares incluing batteries, chargers, etc CONSOLE table 76cm £40 Tel: 0118 971 4245 EPSON scanner V100 H, 90cm W, 35cm D. Photo. Perfect working Two drawers, one shlf. ELECTRIC fire. 2 settings. Flickering flame order £40 Tel: 07789 Light oak wood £90 Tel: log basket with brass 124612 07908842665 trim. 18” wide £20 ono. Tel: 0163532621

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OAK solid core moulded panel interior doors. One 27”x78”, four 30’x78”, one brand new £50 Tel: 01488 686909 NEW quality runner rug. Brown with beige and brown flowered borders. Approx L 72” W 26” Cost £30 Sell £15 Tel: 01256 320315

The Black DOBSON Natinal GeoAlbum on vinyl £8 Tel: graphic 76/350 telescope, instructions and 01189 667940 DVD included. Never been used, unwanted CUBA futon sofa bed gift. Newbury. £30 Tel: with brown mattress. 07919844626 PRINCE:

See argos p956 No 6. SCREEN. Four panel Bargain at £75 Buyer hinged and folding. As new, very decorative. collects Tel: 01256 78” wide, 72” high. £135 Tel: 07778128319 320315

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Flooring

For Sale TAYLORMADE RBZ Driver 10.5 degree loft. New grip. Good condition £60 Tel: 07407499230

Suppliers & Installers of: The national home assembly service for your flat-packed furniture Working closely with major retailers, Screwdriver Ltd has built a reputation for quality workmanship and reliability. We have a national network of professionals, ready to build your flat pack furniture, garden and sports equipment.

Call 0800 454828 or 0118 9484400 or email info@screwdriver-flatpack.co.uk for a detailed quote or recruitment opportunities

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MENS long sleeved polo shirts, one blue, one burgundy.

Medium.

New. Unwanted gift. Good quality, Basingstoke.

Tel: 07935721795

• Wood Flooring • Laminate Flooring • Safety Flooring • Carpets • Vinyl

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WALKING boots unisex size 7. Worn few times only. In HiGear boot bag. Unabe to use anymore. Basingstoke £25 Tel: 07935721795 60CM x 107cm coffee table. Wood, as new £45 ono. Tel: 01256358574

4’6” Schreiber headboard with bedside cabinets attached.

Overall width 8ft.

Excellent condition £75 Tel: 01256358574 G-PLAN 2 seater sofa with leg rest. Deep pink fabric. Good condition @25 ono Pangbourne Tel: 0118 9842584

Driveways A Family Run Business For Over 30 years

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Bison bowl over rivals on four point weekend BASINGSTOKE Bison secured their second four-point haul on the bounce over the weekend to move five points clear at the top of the English Premier League (EPL).

The Herd swatted Bracknell Bees aside 3-1 on home ice on Saturday before then clinching an impressive 5-3 victory at Manchester Phoenix the following evening.

Doug Sheppard’s side went into the league double header with a point to prove after being burned in a 4-3 defeat to the Guildford Flames on Wednesday that saw them miss out on an EPL Cup fi nal place.

And the Stampede responded in just the right fashion when they lined up against Bracknell at the Basingstoke Arena – peppering goaltender Alex Mettam’s net from the fi rst buzzer.

It was no surprise then when import forward Rene Jarolin broke the deadlock on 8:39 after combining well with Stuart Mogg and Daniel Lackey.

And Bison doubled their lead

By Christian Wilson

4:05 from the fi rst interval as the hosts took advantage of a powerplay before feeding Declan Balmer, whose slapshot at the blueline deflected off Shaun Thompson to fi nd the bottom of the net.

Mogg, Lackey and Alan Lack were then all denied by Mettam in a scoreless second period, before Jon Baston did well to stop the visitors on several occasions at the other end as Bracknell built up a head of steam.

The goalie could do nothing to stop Scott Spearing from making it 2-1 on 52:59 however, following some great play by James Galazzi.

But star forward Tomas Karpov ended any nerves among the Bison faithful with two minutes to go as he latched onto Thompson’s interception to backhand the puck home.

Basingstoke continued their positive momentum into Sunday in Manchester to fi re them-

selves into a second minute lead through Ryan Watt, with Joe Greener doubling the advantage on 15:33.

Michal Satek then pulled one back for the Phoenix 6:33 into the second period, before Karpov struck again to re-establish a two-goal cushion on the half hour mark.

And Jarolin and Thompson joined the Czech in adding their names to the score sheet for the second night on the bounce either side of the second break to leave Bison with room to breathe.

Some fi ne link up play between Manchester’s Ben Wood and Luke Boothroyd played in Robin Kovaron to score a consolation on 54:13, but it wasn’t to matter as the Herd shut up shop to claim the two points.

Basingstoke are next in action this Saturday night when they will host title rivals Peterborough Phantoms at Planet Ice, before then travelling north to face Sheffield Steeldogs the following evening.

• Basingstoke Town manager Michael Gilkes (picture courtesy of basingstoketown.net)

HOCKEY: Odiham hockey star Alex Danson has missed out on the FIH World Player of the Year award.

The England and Great Britain star forward had been favourite to win the accolade after being named player of the tournament as she led England to the EuroHockey Championship title in August.

But Danson has missed out on the prestigious award, after Netherlands international Lidewij Welten was named the victor by hockey’s international governing body.

However the 30-year-old’s fine form has been rewarded with a place in the squad for Great Britain’s six-test series in Australia, which begins next Friday and will run until Sunday, February 21.

Massive defeat

• Import forward Rene Jarolin scored in both matches (picture courtesy of grantkingphotography.com)

Town boss upbeat despite defeat MICHAEL Gilkes has refused to be too downbeat despite his Basingstoke Town team losing late on for the second week running on Saturday.

The Town manager believes that his side did enough to show that they can avoid the drop after being narrowly beaten 2-1 by National League South leaders Ebbsfleet United.

A 91st minute goal from former Premier League striker Aaron McLean sealed the points for the Fleet, just seven days after the Dragons suffered a similar fate to lose at Havant and Waterlooville.

But after watching his side take the lead and look odds on to claim something for long spells against the league’s big spenders, Gilkes chose to focus on the positives from the performance

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instead of the negatives.

He said: “They had such quality on the bench, you could argue that by making the subs they actually became a stronger side.

“Some people might have expected them to just turn up and get the three points, but it wasn’t like that at all which is very pleasing.

“It’s always very frustrating to lose so close to the end, but that’s it and you move on.

“We know what it’s like to be at the top of the league winning games in the last minute, so at the moment we’re on the other end of that luck and it’s up to us to turn that around.”

The last two defeats came on the back of an upturn in results for the club, as Town won three league matches in a row to give them a chance of avoiding the

drop, having previously won just two games all season.

But with a trip to fellow strugglers Weston-super-Mare up next for the Dragons this weekend, and 45 points still to play for from their remaining 15 matches, Gilkes insisted his players couldn’t wait for the next fi xture.

He added: “We just have to make sure that we go again after these defeats, and try to improve on them.

“That’s as positive as we can be, and we just want the next game to come quickly actually.

“The lads have shown a fantastic spirit in how they’re approaching games and how they’re trying to perform, and their intentions are always positive so there’s lots to take forward to in the next match.”

RUGBY: Basingstoke RFC moved one game closer to relegation on Saturday after succumbing to their second biggest loss of the season.

Gareth Hatherley-Hurford’s side were hammered 64-0 at Down Grange in their Hampshire derby with Winchester to see them cut even further adrift at the bottom of the London 2 South West.

It doesn’t get any easier for ‘Stoke, who are still to register a single point all season, as following a week off, they will travel to league leaders Cobham.

Hat-trick hero HOCKEY: Basingstoke Hockey men’s 1sts closed the gap on Hampshire Surrey 1 leaders Bournemouth 1sts with a comprehensive win on Saturday afternoon.

A hat-trick from Dave Stones and goals from Grant Rouse and Todd Hutcheson paved the way for a comfortable 5-0 win over Southampton 1sts.

Next up for Basingstoke is a trip to fifth-placed Chichester 2nds next Saturday.

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MCLEAN SINKS ‘STOKE WITH LATE WINNER AN INJURY time goal condemned Basingstoke Town to a 2-1 loss to National League South leaders Ebbsfleet United on Saturday.

The Dragons looked to be on course to grab a point at the Camrose after defender Jack Deaman’s fi rst-half goal was cancelled out midway through the second half by Anthony Cook.

But former Hull City striker Aaron McLean stepped off the bench to break Basingstoke hearts in the 91st minute and ensure that the hosts remain second bottom on goal difference.

The visitors had the fi rst chance of the game in just the second minute as the ball dropped to winger Jordan

By Christian Wilson

Parkes on the left hand side of the box, but his low drive was well tipped around the post by Town stopper Dan Lincoln.

But following the quick start, Basingstoke had the better of the fi rst half after that - looking to capitalise on the sun being in Ebbsfleet keeper Brandon Hall’s eyes at every opportunity by fi ring the ball long to strikers Reece Connolly and Chris Flood.

And some superb hold up play

by Connolly nearly crafted an opener in the 22nd minute, as his ball found the onrushing Tom Bird in space down the left, with the full back bending an effort from 20 yards narrowly over the angle of post and bar.

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The two combined well again four minutes later, with a goal line clearance denying Connolly after the big striker met Bird’s corner.

But the Dragons weren’t to be denied the goal they deserved as Bird’s wicked outswinging flag kick was met perfectly by the onrushing Deaman to send a bullet header into the corner of the net in the 40th minute.

Ebbsfleet came flying out of the traps at the start of the second half, and nearly levelled just two minutes in as only the fi nger tips of keeper Lincoln stopped Jordan Parkes’ curled effort from fi nding the far corner.

And an outstanding last ditch tackle from Deaman then somehow denied the visitors a certain goal on 50 minutes, after Matt Godden capitalised on a mistake from Lincoln to run through at an angle with the goal at his mercy.

The striker then found the side netting again 14 minutes later

after rounding the Town keeper, but Ebbsfleet gained a deserved equaliser on 67 minutes as Cook cut in from the left and slammed the ball into the left hand corner.

Substitute Liam Enver-Marum almost scored a near carbon copy goal for Basingstoke 20 minutes from time, with his arrowed shot looking destined for the bottom corner before Hall’s intervention.

Right back Ryan Case was then called into action to clear off the line for the hosts on 77 minutes following good work from Danny Kedwell, before substitute Aaron McLean then rippled the side netting from range for the visitors.

And with both sides chasing a winner in an end-to-end fi nale, McLean ghosted in at the back post in injury time to stab the ball home from close range and send the travelling fans wild.

Basingstoke are next in action this Saturday when they will travel to Weston-super-Mare.

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