‘Have lessons not been learned, yet again?’
Police are looking for this man after an early-morning assault in Christchurch town centre.
‘Concern about pipes fracturing is a red herring.’
‘It’s a a ‘heads I win, tails you lose’ scenario.’
‘It will be a precedent for the end of the National Park.’
‘Technology is fabulous these days for staying in touch.’
‘All the PM has done is light the blue touch paper for other public sector unions to jump on a bandwagon’
‘I urge the community to carefully evaluate whether this project truly supports our shared environmental goals.’
‘I think that overall things are balanced between the motorist and the cyclist and a bit of ‘British tolerance’ would not go amiss!’
As a hobby and to do a little bit for our wildlife, I decided to build a little haven for birds and other species.
‘The cost of archaeological investigation is quite ridiculous.’
‘There’s a very strong case for a much more involved public debate.’
‘Waiting three months for a reply over potholes.’
‘I imagine most people were horrified by the incident in which a horse was driven into a cattle grid’
‘What is really happening in the name of Guiding?’
‘Sharing passion, commitment and dedication.’
‘These days red tape causes delays and extra costs.’
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago.
‘The thought of these young men…controlling the drinking water in the New Forest is not a happy thought.’
‘My interest in council efficiency and effectiveness has piqued.’