Gazette Weekly - July 29, 2011

Schools have broken up and the summer has arrived here in the Western Wards this week - and it has been another busy news week too.

Here is our round-up of news over the past week and on the right you will see some events in the patch this weekend.

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Murder squad detective's clean sweep

Paul Clements spent years investigating some of the country’s highest profile murders as one of Hampshire’s most experienced detectives.

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Warsash butcher faces the chop after 24 years

After 24 years of serving fresh meat in Warsash the owner of Harvey’s Butchers fears he may have to close.

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Hundreds surprise Locks Heath head teacher

The head teacher of Locks Heath Junior School was delighted by the surprise celebration to honour his retirement.

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Locks Heath swimming squad's medal haul

Swimmers in Locks Heath are looking forward to a well-deserved summer break after a strong season picking up scores of medals in Portsmouth, Southampton and Windsor.

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Are these the cutest graduates in the south?

Sarisbury Green’s youngest graduates said goodbye to their pre-school years and hello to their school years ahead.

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Hannah prepares for life in the spotlight

Warsash teenager Hannah Barsby is preparing for a life in the spotlight after winning a place at a prestigious music and drama conservatoire in London.

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Enterprise scheme at Brookfield sports day

Brookfield school pupils raced to the finish line in their annual sports day – this year with an entrepreneurial twist.

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Infant school eco-warriors win Green Flag

Eco-warriors at Locks Heath Infant School have been awarded their first Green Flag.

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Chocolate galore after Civic Awards

Chocolate flowed from a fountain like an episode from a Roald Dahl book as young pupils at Park Gate Primary School celebrated getting their Civic Awards.

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Planning applications and decisions

See the latest planning applications and decisions for the Western Wards

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