Tuesday, 16 June 2009

Proposed Rail Expansion Plan For Hampshire

It has been revealed today in the local press that train companies want a new £73million rail link across the heart of the New Forest, Hampshire . It has been proposed that under a plan backed by South West Trains that two new stations would open and a tracking running a line straight through the National Park would be put into place. The scheme has been put forward as they expect rail passenger numbers to soar over the next couple of years. It has been suggested that up to £70million would be ploughed in to the creating a station at Ringwood and revamp the track to Brockenhurst.

And on the Waterside, the line between Hythe and Totton would be opened to rail passengers for the first time in years. That scheme would only cost around £3million because the line is still operational but at the moment in mainly used just by freight trains.

The proposal, put forward by the Association of Train Operating Companies, has identified the two towns as main population centres which currently have no passenger rail services.

Author Chris Austin has been quoted as saying "idea could become reality within five to ten years. "

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Monday, 15 June 2009

3 bedroom house for sale in Stubbington, FAREHAM

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Hebrides Close, Stubbington FAREHAM, PO14 3RR. The property consists of a three bedroom semi detached family home set in the much sought after area of Stubbington. * THREE BEDROOMS * LOUNGE/DINER * KITCHEN * BATHROOM * DRIVEWAY TO GARAGE * . Details correct as of 15 June 2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

HALLWAY:
Textured ceiling, double glazed window to front aspect, stairs to first floor, fitted carpet and telephone point.

LOUNGE/DINER:19'08 x 10'07 (5.99m x 3.23m)
Textured ceiling, coving, double glazed window to front aspect, fitted carpet, patio doors to rear, door to cupboard under stairs, warm air heating air vent, double glazed windows to front, ceiling to floor.


KITCHEN:8'05 x 11'05 (2.57m x 3.48m)
Textured ceiling, double glazed window to rear aspect, vinyl flooring, range of wall and base units with worktop surfaces, space for washing machine, fridge freezer, tumble drier and cooker, double glazed door to rear.

LANDING:
Textured ceiling, access to loft, built in airing cupboard housing water tank, fitted carpet.

BEDROOM ONE:10'11 x 10'11 (3.33m x 3.33m)
Textured ceiling, double glazed window to front and side aspect, built in cupboard, warm air vent, fitted carpet.

BEDROOM TWO:10'6 x 8'3 (3.2m x 2.51m)
Textured ceiling, warm air vent, window to rear aspect, fitted carpet.

BEDROOM THREE:10'10 x 8'6 (3.3m x 2.59m)
Textured ceiling, double glazed window to front aspect, warm air vent, built in cupboard.

BATHROOM:
Textured ceiling, double glazed obscure window to rear aspect, vinyl flooring, suite comprising of panelled bath and pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, half tiled walls, separate electric shower cubicle, warm air heating.

SEPARATE WC:
Low level WC, double glazed window to rear, vinyl floor.


ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY:

FRONT GARDEN:
Mainly laid to lawn, mature shrub borders, drive leading to garage and front door.

REAR GARDEN:
Side access, timber shed, hard standing, patio area, mainly laid to lawn, range of mature shrub borders.

GARAGE:
Integral garage with up and over door.

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Massive Boost From The Isle of Wight Festival

It has been reported in the UK press today that s the Isle of Wight Festival closes, the council has estimated it is worth £15m to the local Hampshire economy. The now annual festival was restarted at Seaclose Park in Newport in 2001 and has since become one of the biggest and indded most popular festivals in the UK Summer Festival circuit. About 50,000 people enjoyed the event this weekend with the Pixies and Neil Young headlining on Sunday.

The local council have said it had helped change the island's image and brought millions into the islands economy each year. John Metcalfe, Isle of Wight Council's assistant director for economic development and tourism, has been quoted as saying that : "The festival is hugely important to the island, especially to Newport.

He went on to say that : "We estimate it is worth at least £10m spent in the Newport shops, and that is just from people from off the island visiting for the festival" and in conclusion he said : "If we put on top of that the money spent by the organisers with island businesses and organisations it is worth at least £15m to the island's economy.

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Sunday, 14 June 2009

The Isle Of Wight Festival

It has been reported that more than 50,000 music fanatics have travelled to the Isle of Wight, Hampshire for the event which aims to relive the atmosphere of the legendary festival which featured acts such as The Who, Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan. Surprisingly the weather has also been very kind to this event which many consider to be the kick-off event for the Summer music festivals. The event is growing is popularity each each and in now firmly established a the prequal to Glastonbury.

Other acts taking to the stage this weekend include Stereophonics, Razorlight, Pixies, Maximo Park, Basement Jaxx and several bands from the 1980s including The Human League, Ultravox, Simple Minds and Bananarama.

A festival spokeswoman said: "The eclectic and electric line-up mixes iconic artists with up and coming performers to make this a truly original festival that appeals to all ages and all types of music lovers." The event, held at Seaclose Park, Newport, will be the eighth year since the festival was reincarnated in 2002.

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Saturday, 13 June 2009

3 bedroom house for sale in Lee On The Solent, GOSPORT

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Fitzroy Drive, Lee On The Solent, GOSPORT, PO13 8LZ. The property consists of a three double bedroom town house in the sought after area of Cherque Farm Lee On Solent. Close to all the local amenities and the beach offering views of Alver Valley Country Park. This property is priced to sell. * THREE BEDROOMS * LOUNGE * KITCHEN * BATHROOM * ENSUITE * SEPARATE OFFICE * GARAGE WITH STORAGE ABOVE * DRIVEWAY FOR UP TO 3 CARS * POTENTIAL FOR EXTENSION * . Details correct as of 13 June 2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

HALLWAY:
UPVC Obscured window front door, Smooth plastered ceiling, Radiator, Laminate floor, Power points, Ceiling light, Cupboard housing shelves for storage. Door leading to:

DOWNSTAIRS WC:
Smooth plastered ceiling, Laminate floor, Obscure window to front aspect, White suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splash back Low level close coupled WC, Radiator, Ceiling light.


KITCHEN:11'10 X 7'7 (3.61m X 2.31m)
Smooth ceiling, Window to front aspect, Tiled floor, Part tiled walls, Gas hob with extractor hood over, Space for dishwasher, Integral cooker, Washing machine, Space for fridge freezer, Range of modern wood effect wall and base units with roll top work surface, Radiator, Power points, Ceiling light.


LOUNGE: 14'06 X 15'06 (4.42m X 4.72m)
Smooth plastered ceiling, Windows to rear aspect, UPVC double doors leading onto rear garden, Laminate floor, Radiator, Coal effect fire with marble hearth surround, Space for dining room table, power points and twin ceiling lights. Under stairs cupboard housing room for computer desk and storage.


OFFICE:6'10 X 9'10 (2.08m X 3m)
Smooth ceiling, Laminate floor, Power points for internet connection, telephone point, Door leading to Garage/Workshop. Door leading to paved patio area.

FIRST FLOOR LANDING:
Cupboard housing shelves, Radiator, Smoke alarm.

BEDROOM TWO: 14'07 X 10'06 (4.44m X 3.2m)
Two windows to front aspect, Smooth plastered ceiling, Radiator, Fitted carpet, Power points, Ceiling light.

BATHROOM: 7'01 X 7'10 (2.16m X 2.39m)
Smooth plastered ceiling, Part tiled walls, Radiator, Bathroom suite comprising of panelled bath with mixer tap shower attachment, Low level WC, Pedestal wash hand basin, Extractor fan, ceiling light.

BEDROOM THREE: 8'8 X 14'08 (2.64m X 4.47m)
Two windows to rear aspect, smooth plastered ceiling, Radiator, Fitted carpet, Power points, Ceiling light.

SECOND FLOOR LANDING:

MASTER BEDROOM: 14'03 X 11'01 (4.34m X 3.38m)
Smooth Plastered ceiling, Window to front aspect, Fitted carpet, Loft hatch, Radiator.
Archway leading to:

DRESSING ROOM AREA:
Smooth plastered ceiling, Sky light window to rear aspect, Two double wardrobes, Space for computer desk, Power points, Fitted carpet. cupboard housing boiler and shelves. Door leading to:

EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM: 8'02 X 6'06 (2.49m X 1.98m)
Smooth plastered ceiling, suite comprising of a double shower cubicle, Pedestal wash hand basin, Low level WC, Radiator.



ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY:

FRONT GARDEN:
Grass area with mature tree and shrub borders, driveway for up to three cars, pathway leading to front door.

REAR GARDEN:
Low maintenance garden mainly laid to shingle, raised decked area, wooden bench with pergola over.

GARAGE/ WORKSHOP:
Power and light, Up and over door, Storage above.

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Hampshire School Gets £696,000 Boost

Thorndean school in Chandler’s Ford Hampshire is pumping £696,000 into sports facilities which will benefit both the students and indeed the local community. It has be outlined that the money will be used to put in a new floor, redecorate and extend the existing sports hall and to also include a conference room at the school. Head teacher Robert Sykes was quoted as saying: “This is excellent news for both pupils and community groups. This is something we have wanted to do for a long time."

“Sport benefits pupils because of the skills involved in learning an activity and the positive health effects. With better floors and facilities it will help our sports teams take things to the next level.”

He went on to say the school had demonstrated real sporting talent, with a badminton team that won the national finals and came seventh in an international competition. He said better facilities would help emerging sportsmen fine-tune their skills.

Funding for this very ambitious project has come from the school’s own funding, with a contribution from Hampshire County Council.


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Thursday, 11 June 2009

3 bedroom house in Warsash, SOUTHAMPTON

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Romford Road, Warsash SOUTHAMPTON, SO31 9GZ. The property consists of a three bedroom semi detached family home set within the heart of Warsah, close to all the local amenities and walks along the rive Hamble. Local tennis and park approx 100 yards away. * THREE BEDROOMS * MODERN PROPERTY * LARGE CONSERVATORY * ENCLOSED GARDEN * DRIVEWAY FOR TWO TO THREE CARS * WITHIN CATCHMENT AREA FOR HOOK AND WARSASH PRIMARY SCHOOLS * GARAGE * SUMMER HOUSE * . Details correct as of 12 June 2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

HALLWAY:
Hardwood front door with obscure panels,Textured ceiling, Double glazed window to side aspect, Radiator, Door leading to:

CLOAKROOM:
Low Level WC, Wash hand basin with tiled splashback, Radiator, Double glazed obscured window to side aspect, Vinyl flooring.

LOUNGE:15'3 x 13'1 (4.65m x 3.99m)
Textured ceiling, Down lights, Ornate cast iron fire with georgian electric fire and surround, Built in cupboard housing boiler. Radiators with covers, Laminate flooring. Archway door leading to:

KITCHEN:22'3 ( narrowing to 16'3 x 11'7 (6.78m narrowing to 4.95m x 3.53m)
Open plan kitchen diner, Smooth plastered ceiling, Window to front, rear and side aspect,Patio doors to garden, a good range of maple wall and base units with glass display units with drawers below including concealed lights, Black flecked rolled edged work surfaces, Round inset bowl and drainer, Space for fridge freezer, Plumbing for washing machine, Integrated dishwasher, Built in range master cooker with large extractor hood over. French doors leading to:

CONSERVATORY:
Large centre hunter fan. Windows to rear aspect, Tiled floor.

LANDING:
Textured ceiling, Coving, UPVC double glazed window to side aspect, Fitted carpet, Loft access, Built in cupboard housing water tank.

BEDROOM ONE: 10'1 x 9' 11 (3.07m x 3.02m )
Textured ceiling, coving, UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, radiator, laminate flooring. five door built in wardrobes.

BEDROOM TWO: 10'5 x 9' (3.18m x 2.74m)
Textured ceiling, UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect, Laminate flooring. Radiator.

BEDROOM THREE: 7'4 x 6'11 (2.24m x 2.11m)
Textured ceiling, Coving, UPVC double glazed window to rear, Radiator, Laminate flooring.

BATHROOM:
Textured ceiling, Coving, UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, Vinyl flooring, Low level WC,
Panelled bath with shower over, Pedestal hand wash basin, half tiled.

ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY:
FRONT GARDEN:
Mainly laid to lawn, and mature shrubs.

REAR GARDEN:
Private garden with blocked paved patio, ornate wrought iron fence and archway to: Summer house with power and lights, fenced boundaries, small pond and grassed area, brick border with mature shrubs, Steps to gate.

GARAGE:
Up and over door, power and light.

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Isle of Wight Festival 2009

More than 50,000 music fans will descend on Hampshire this weekend to attend the Isle of Wight festival over the weekend. The live music extravaganza starts today, but the campsite doors were opennend up yesterday at mid-day. For the first time the festival will feature two stages, with headliners including The Prodigy, Stereophonics and Neil Young. And surprisingly the weather looks like it might be kind to everyone this year.

As the festival goers begin to arrive, Hampshire police were stepping up their operation to ensure it remains as safe and crime-free as possible. Campers are also being offered free biodegradable security bags so they can safely store valuables in their tents.

Isle of Wight Operations Inspector Terry Clawson said police have spent months planning with organisers and organisers preparing for the event, which runs until Sunday night.

“The event has a reputation as a good natured, family friendly event, but we must always prepare thoroughly for our role in maintaining safety and security amongst such a large gathering,” he said. “Although the festival has low levels of crime, police are putting a series of measures in place aimed at preventing and reducing thefts from people camping at the event.”

After a man was jailed in April for selling fake wristbands to get into the 2007 event, organisers have again promised to crack down on counterfeits. “I would urge anyone without a genuine ticket not to be tempted by any cut price alternatives,”

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Plans for a waterfront arena for Southampton

A state of the art10,000-seat arena – similar in scale to the Echo Arena Liverpool – is the centrepiece of a grand new vision to redevelop Southampton’s Royal Pier and Mayflower Park. International A-list music acts, indoor sport events and temporary exhibitions could all be hosted at the stunning waterfront venue. A convention centre, casino and observation tower with views over the docks could also be incorporated in the new masterplan, which won’t be unveiled to the public until the Southampton Boat Show in September.

Under early plans presented to Southampton City Council, the arena will be at the heart of a development that could also feature restaurants, shops and some housing.

“We are not going to be a Wembley Arena or The O2, but we could realistically attract an audience of eight, nine or ten thousand given the right events.”

The plans are being drawn up by Scottish-based developers Kilmartin, who were last July awarded an 18-month exclusivity contract to create a masterplan for the waterfront around Royal Pier and Mayflower Park.

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Is a UK economic recovery in sight?

Some very welcome news for us all in the property business today as UK output sees surprise increase. UK industrial output rose unexpectedly in April - the first month-on-month climb since February 2008, official figures have shown. Output rose by 0.3% from the previous month, the Office for National Statistics said. Analysts had been expecting output to fall by 0.1%. Manufacturing rose 0.2% in April, which was also an unexpected increase.

Meanwhile, a respected research institute has forecast that the UK economy may be at a turning point. T he National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has estimated that UK economy resumed growth in April and May after a sharp decline of 1.9% in the three months to March.

Martin Weale, director of NIESR, was reported as saying that he "expects the official figures to show either that the recession is over or that it is close to over" in the second quarter of 2009.

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Wednesday, 10 June 2009

4 bedroom house for sale in Hill Head, FAREHAM

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Fitzwilliam Avenue, Hill Head, FAREHAM, PO14 3SD. The property consists of a 3/4 bedroom extended link detached family home set within the sought after area of Hill Head. * 3/4 BEDROOMS * LOUNGE * KITCHEN * DINING ROOM/PLAY ROOM * SHOWER ROOM/UTILITY ROOM * BATHROOM * GARAGE * DRIVEWAY * PARKING FOR UP TO 3 VEHICLES * . Details correct as of 10 June 2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:


Hardwood front door with ornate inset glass leading into:

ENTRANCE PORCH:
Smooth plastered ceiling, inset down lights, tiled floor.
Glass door leading into:

HALLWAY:
Textured ceiling, spot lights, fitted carpet, radiator, built in cupboard under stairs.

LOUNGE: 13'10 X 11' (4.22m X 3.35m)
Textured ceiling, coving, UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, inset gas coal and flame effect fire with pinewood surround, radiator.

KITCHEN: 17'1 X 8'7 (5.21m X 2.62m)
Smooth plastered ceiling, coving, down lights, chrome wall mounted radiator, good range of modern wall and base units in blue and beech shaker style with rolled edge work surfaces and complimentary tiling above, double cupboard housing boiler, inset wine rack, two carousel cupboards, glass display unit, breakfast bar, ample of sockets and under cupboard lighting, thermostat, space for washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge freezer and dishwasher, built in oven 'Select 600 Diplomet', inset four ring gas hob with extractor hood above, laminate floor.

Archway leading to:

DINING ROOM/PLAY ROOM:9'7 X 20'07 (2.92m X 6.27m)
Pitched smooth plastered ceiling with three velux windows with blinds, down lights, UPVC double glazed window and sliding patio doors to rear aspect, wall lights, two double radiators, laminate floor. Door to:

SHOWER ROOM/UTILITY ROOM:9'7 X 4'3 (2.92m X 1.3m)
UPVC obscure double glazed window to rear aspect, smooth plastered ceiling, down lights, extractor fan, tile lock floor, suite comprising of corner shower cubicle with 'Triton' power shower fully tiled, low level WC, wall mounted hand wash basin with tiled splash back, rolled edge work top, space for washing machine and tumble dryer.

STUDY:7'09 X 10' (2.36m X 3.05m)
Smooth plastered ceiling, raised roof with velux window, inset lights, fitted carpet, radiator, telephone and internet points.

FIRST FLOOR

LANDING:
UPVC obscure double glazed window to side aspect, cupboard with shelving, loft access.

BEDROOM ONE: 11' X 9'4 (3.35m X 2.84m)
Textured ceiling, UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, built in wardrobe with three mirror sliding doors housing hanging space and shelves, radiator, fitted carpet, Television point.

BEDROOM TWO: 10'11 into door recess X 9'9 (3.33m) X (2.97m)
Textured ceiling, UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator, fitted carpet.

BEDROOM THREE: 8' X 7'10 (2.44m X 2.39m)
Textured ceiling, UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, radiator, fitted carpet.

BATHROOM:
Textured ceiling, UPVC obscure double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator, large down lights, suite comprising of panelled bath with 'Mira' shower over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap and built in double door vanity unit below, half tiled walls, large ornate tiled mirror.

ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY

FRONT GARDEN:
Paved driveway with parking for up to 3 vehicles, path leading to front door, shrub borders, outside light.

REAR GARDEN:
Fence and brick wall boundary to side and rear. Side access with lean to shed, mainly laid to lawn, paved patio area.

GARAGE:
Up and over door, power and light.

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Gosport MP to put duck house in charity auction

Disgraced Hampshire MP Sir Peter Viggers has announcce that he will auction his notorious duck house for charity. The £1,600 pond ornament was thrust into the spotlight after it was revealed Sir Viggers paid for it using the money he had claimed on MP's expenses. Although the Stockholm duck house would normally only be expected to fetch a few hundred pounds if sold second-hand, there is a real possibility this particular one may go for far more for if collectors want something from the MPs' expenses scandal.

Apparently more than a dozen local charities have asked Sir Peter to donate the duck house. He said: "I've replied to the dozen or so people that have enquired that my wife and I are minded, in due course, to sell the thing for charity. "But in the present atmosphere we are letting the dust settle. We've had a lot of approaches and we aren't committing to this yet."

It does however seem the RIGHT thing to do !!!!

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Tuesday, 9 June 2009

4 bedroom house in TITCHFIELD

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Sandy Lane TITCHFIELD, PO14 4E. The property consists of a four bedroon detached family home situated in the sought after location of historic TITCHFIELD VILLAGE. Short walk to TITCHFIELD VILLAGE with a good range of amenities and village public houses. * FOUR BEDROOMS * SPACIOUS LOUNGE/DINING ROOM * FAMILY BATHROOM * GROUND FLOOR CLOAKROOM * KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM * FRONT SIDE AND REAR GARDENS * GARAGE TO REAR * . Details correct as of 9 June 2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

Double glazed front door leading to:

ENTRANCE HALL:
Spacious hallway with wood flooring, stairs to first floor accommodation with space under suitable for study area, storage cupboard, radiator, smooth ceiling, smoke alarm, double glazed window to front aspect. Access to:


GROUND FLOOR CLOAKROOM:
WC and pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, radiator. double glazed window to side aspect.

LOUNGE/DINING ROOM: 24'10 X 14' (7.57m X 4.27m)
L shaped room, smooth plastered ceiling with coving, large UPVC bay window to front aspect, fireplace, double radiators, fitted carpet, patio doors leading onto side garden.


KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 14'5 X 10' (4.39m X 3.05m)
A spacious room with a range of wall and base units, solid wood doors and fitted work surfaces. Plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine plus oven space, single drainer one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap over and splashback tiling, fitted breakfast bar, appliance space for fridge/freezer, larder cupboard with shelving, floor standing hot water boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating, Smooth finish ceiling with coving, serving hatch to lounge/diner, double glazed windows, door to outside.


FIRST FLOOR

LANDING:
Access to built in airing cupboard with light, loft access with ladder and floor part boarded, with light.

BEDROOM ONE:14' X 11'10 (4.27m X 3.61m)
Duel aspect room with double glazed windows, radiator, built in wardrobe, smooth finish ceiling with coving.

BEDROOM TWO: 13' X 11'10 (3.96m X 3.61m)
Duel aspect room with double glazed windows, radiator, built in wardrobe, smooth finish ceiling with coving.

BEDROOM THREE: 10'5 x 9'10 (3.18m x 3m)
Double glazed window, stripped plank flooring, radiator, coved and smooth finish ceiling.

BEDROOM FOUR: 9'10 X 7'5 (3m X 2.26m)
Double glazed window to side, built in wardrobe, radiator and coved ceiling.

BATHROOM:
Refitted with shaped shower bath, fitted screen and chrome fitted shower, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, splashback tiling, heated towel rail and double glazed windows.

ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY:

GARDEN
The property has a wide front garden with mature trees and shrubs. The garden to the side has a paved secluded sitting area. Driveway with parking leading to:

GARAGE & WORKSHOP: 26' X 9' (7.92m X 2.74m)
up and over door - Power and light, workshop area at the rear.

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Move Evidence That Interest In Property Is 'Up Again'

Rising interest from potential buyers coupled with falling numbers of sellers is stabilising UK house prices, according to surveyors. New buyer inquiries increased for the seventh month in a row in May - at the fastest rate since 1999, said the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. But there were fewer sellers, continuing a trend of the last two years, the survey found. Two other surveys recently reported a rise in house prices in May.

The Rics survey, which has been running since 1978, takes a snapshot of the degree of confidence in the market from surveyors and estate agents across the UK. They reported that average sales were at their highest level since August last year.

However, at 11.8 properties sold per surveyor in the last three months, this remained 31% down on the same period a year earlier.

Rics members again suggested a further increase in potential new buyers window shopping for property, most notably in Scotland, London and the south-east of England.

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Monday, 8 June 2009

Winchester's Race for Life

If you where in Winchester yesterday will not not have been able to miss this. River Park was a sea of pink yesterday as women and girls of all ages and fitness abilities gathered for the city’s sixth annual Race for Life. Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life is the largest women-only fundraising event in the UK. Since 1994, women of all ages and fitness levels across the UK have come together at these inspiring events.

Some take part in celebration of surviving a cancer experience. Others take part in memory of a loved one or to give hope to a cancer-free future. But all of them share a common goal: to raise money for Cancer Research UK’s pioneering work to beat cancer. Every pound raised in sponsorship goes towards our vital work. This includes funding the work of over 4,500 scientists, doctors and nurses who are dedicated to help more people beat cancer.

An impressive 2,350 women took part in the 5k event to raise an estimated £157,000 for Cancer Research UK. Many of those walking or running the three-mile route around River Park chose to shun traditional sportswear, opting instead for eye-catching outfits and plenty of pink accessories.

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Signs Of Recovery For The Housing Market

As reported over the weekend in the UK Press new figures confirm that the housing market is recovering and that the fall in house prices is beginning to level off. The Times are quoted as saying : One swallow doesn’t make a summer, but how about two? After the Nationwide reported a 1.2% rise in house prices in May, the Halifax went one better, saying they rose by 2.6%. The two measures differ on the year-on-year fall, the Nationwide’s 11.3% contrasting with the Halifax’s 16.3%, but they are telling a similar story. Are house prices bouncing back as quickly as they fell?

I don’t think so, and it would not be good news if they did. The housing market is slowly coming back to life after having its lifeblood, mortgage availability, cut off. The last thing we need is for prices to start surging again and it is unlikely that they will. Both Halifax and Nationwide attached health warnings to their numbers.

Nonetheless, a consistent story is now emerging in the housing market. Activity is slowly recovering and the fall in house prices is beginning to level off. A semblance of normality returning.

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Sunday, 7 June 2009

Planning Your First Garden

For all first-time home owners there are many new exciting challenges but perhaps one of the most rewarding of these is in planning your first garden. Many people look upon their garden as an extra room in the house, so getting it right is very important. So, before you start – just stop! Most people will simply drive off to the local DIY and garden centre and go and buy whatever they first lay their eyes on. Do not fall into this trap. Whilst is it very tempting to rush out and do this, it's a really good idea to take some time, sit down and begin planning your first garden project. Here are some simple things to bear in mind and they should ensure your first garden project is a not only huge success but very very rewarding..

Only plant your garden for your needs. This is important. If you have a very small garden but plant a large, strong fast growing tree or, you soon will not have any garden left, just an overpowering tree or bush. Or if you have a young family or even a cat or a dog, flowers like sweet peas are beautiful and very pretty to look at, but ultimately these plants are poisonous and could cause your family harm. Your first garden needs to be a safe place to be in.

Remember to only choose the plants that will do well in your area. It is always far easier just to work with plants that like the climate and the soil that you have. Ignoring this means that you will be spending time endlessly watering and weeding just to try and keep them from dying. A little research right at the beginning of the project will go a long way and save you lots of time later on

Prepare the soil in your garden before you start to do any planting. Working in a couple bags of garden manure or bedding compost into your garden before there is anything planted is fairly easy and relatively painless. Do this now as attempting to repair the soil once you have already planted and your plants are established is a massive task. Any wise gardener will tell you that the real trick to having a fantastic garden is by having healthy soil. With healthy soil your garden will be healthier and you will certainly have fewer problems with plant diseases, and aggressive weeds.

Finally know and understand just how much light your garden will get. You may have planned and planted a brilliant garden but if there is not enough sunlight for the planting you have chosen (or indeed in some case too much light) then your garden will never work. The right planting needs the right light, too much or too light and you will need to re-think your project.

However remember, gardens do not appear over-night – they are a long term investment. If you do not quite get it right this time around, there is always next time. Part of the fun of planning your first garden is actually learning as you go – seeing what works for you and indeed what works for your garden. With a little thought and planning your garden will be a great success.

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Job Creation In Fareham

A MULTI-MILLION pound makeover for a superstore has given a big jobs boost to a Hampshire town. More than 50 jobs will be created when Asda launches its new-look store in Fareham on June 29. The store, which is also celebrating its 21st birthday, is in the final stages of the massive improvements which are costing £7.3 million. A new mezzanine floor will house a massively expanded George clothing range, including the introduction of two new additions – Maternity and Petite.

The store’s café will also be relocated onto the new upper floor. And the 24-hour Asda has carried out a large expansion in all ranges, including a brand new pharmacy, wider choices in food and general merchandise ranges.

The store’s general manager Mike Stafford said: “This has been such a big project and our customers have been really patient as we’ve worked round them to ensure that the store stayed open and caused minimum disruption.

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Saturday, 6 June 2009

1 bedroom flat in Stubbington, FAREHAM

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Forth Close, Stubbingto, Fareham, PO14 3SZ. The property consists of a First Floor Apartment with * double glazing * gas central heating with radiators * kitchen * cul-de-sac location and is in a much sought after area. Please note * THIS PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY BEING RENTED - IDEAL FIRST TIME BUYER OR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH TENANT IN ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCY IN PLACE UNTIL NOVEMBER 2009 *. Detaisl correct as of 6 June 2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES

Double glazed front door to:-

ENTRANCE HALLWAY:
With meters and storage cupboard, stairs to first floor. Access to:-

LOUNGE: 17'2 (5.23m) max narrowing to 12'4 x 12' (3.76m x 3.66m)
Double glazed window to front aspect. Overstairs storage cupboard housing combination hot water boiler, two radiators.

KITCHEN: 13' x 5'8 (3.96m x 1.73m)
Range of modern refitted wall and base units in oak finish, rolltop work surfaces, single drainer stainless steel unit, built-in oven and hob with cooker hood and light fitted above, double glazed window to rear elevation, radiator, appliance, plumbing for washing machine, splashback tiling.

MASTER BEDROOM: 9'5 x 9'5 (2.87m x 2.87m) not including wardrobe depth
Radiator, fitted range of wardrobes, additional built-in airing cupboard, double glazed window to rear elevation.

BATHROOM:
Comprising panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level wc, splashback tiling, electric shower, radiator.

OUTSIDE:
Small frontage with footpath to front door.

TENURE:
Residue of 999 year Lease.

GROUND RENT:
Peppercorn.

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D-Day runners stop off in Titchfield for a cuppa

As reported in the local Hampshire press today, armed with bacon and eggs, one branch of the Women’s Institute leapt into action to feed the troops as they invaded a quiet Hampshire village. The Titchfield branch launched a successful mission and fed all 200 soldiers taking part in a 65-mile run from Dorset to Northern France to commemorate D-Day. Stopping for a well-earned rest at Titchfield Community Centre at 5am yesterday, the runners enjoyed a cooked breakfast while getting some much-needed treatment for their feet.

The charity dash follows the same route that British troops embarked upon in June 1944, from Tarrant Rushton to seize the Pegasus bridge in Normandy a day later, the first combat operation of the D-Day landings.

Every runner was wearing a T-shirt bearing the name of one of the 186 infantry soldiers involved in the operation.

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Friday, 5 June 2009

New Forest bikers are speeding off to Casablanca

Some adventurous bikers are aiming to raise thousands for a charity based in the New Forest Hampshire – by riding all the way to Casablanca and back. Four fundraisers, from mobile phone makers Sony Ericsson, are setting off in July and aim to ride all the way to the Moroccan city and back in just a week – a round trip of 2,600 miles. This means an average of about 375 miles per day some of it in very hot conditions. Team Bumblebee, consisting of Jason Smith, Paul Hobson, Chris Round and Simon Beech, are taking on the gruelling challenge to raise £10,000 for the Forest-based Honeypot charity, which helps vulnerable children throughout the country.

As spokeman for the team said : "We all like our home comforts, however to make the challenge even harder we are going to sleep under the stars, so will also need to carry all of our equipment on the bikes."

"The ride will truly be a test of our stamina, will power and the plain old ability to keep going! We will have no support apart from each other and what we can carry on our normal road going bikes (no adventure bikes here!)."

To sponsor the team go to http://www.justgiving.com/rideofthebumblebee.

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UK house prices 'up 2.6% in May'

Good news for the Estate Agents and the housing marketing as UK house prices rose by 2.6% in May compared with April but activity remains low in the market, according to the latest survey from the Halifax. The lender, now part of the Lloyds Banking Group, warned against placing too much weight on one month's figures. The rise came after three successive months of property price falls, it said. The annual rate of decline has now eased to 16.3% from 17.7% in April.

The average UK home now costs £158,565, the figures showed. Prices in the last three months compared with the previous three months are generally regarded as a less volatile measure of the housing market. "There are some tentative indications of a possible stabilisation in activity, albeit at a low level," said Nitesh Patel, the group's housing economist.

"It is always important not to place too much weight on any one month's figures. Historically, house prices have not moved in the same direction month after month even during a pronounced downturn." He pointed to the fall in house prices of 11% during 1991 and 1992, during which time there were still five monthly price rises.

The Bank of England reported earlier in the week that the number of new mortgages approved for home buyers in the UK had risen in April for the third month in a row.

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Thursday, 4 June 2009

Admirals Cup May Return To The Solent

Widely reported in the national press today that one of the world’s best known regattas is on the brink of returning to the Solent thanks to a cash boost from Southampton investment firm Skandia. The Admiral’s Cup – widely regarded as the world championships of offshore racing – saw nations battle it out on the water for the ultimate prize, before the event ran into financial trouble in 2003. But it could be set for a glorious comeback after the former sponsors of Cowes Week donated an undisclosed sum to event organisers the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC).

The club will use the money to carry out a feasibility study into bringing back the 52-year-old biennial event, which once saw Prime Minster Edward Heath captain one of Great Britain’s boats to victory. RORC chief executive Eddie Warden Owen said the study was the first step towards bringing the event back in 2011. He said: “This study is the first step to making the dream happen.

“It’s an enormous boost to the idea of bring back the Admiral’s Cup. “We want to see the Admiral’s Cup back as a world class regatta, deserving of its name. “It’s not just us talking the talk – it really could happen.”

Skandia sponsorship manager Tim Sewell added: “The history and heritage of the Admiral's Cup is immense.

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Wednesday, 3 June 2009

Estate agents report rise in sales

The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) has reported that its members sold more houses in April than in any month since October 2007. The average estate agency branch sold ten properties last month, up from eight in March and a record low of five in August 2008. The Association’s chief executive, Peter Bolton King, says: “What we are beginning to see now are consistent positive indicators that have held firm or improved since the beginning of the year.”

He believes that British attitudes towards property ownership will not be fundamentally changed by the recession and that confidence is returning to the market.

Referring to recent figures published by the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) showing a rise in lending for house purchasers, Mr King comments: “Every measure by every organisation has shown that the fall in house prices is slowing, and it is understandable that those people who have access to finance want to take advantage of that and reap the rewards when the market begins to bounce.”

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Tips On Choosing The Right Removal company

Whether you're moving just a few doors down, around to the next road, all the way to another town or city, or even making that big move to another country, choosing the right removal company can will make the world of difference to you and could help to make the whole process fairly stress free. So, how do you choose the right removal company and can you really be sure that is reliable. Most importantly of all – will they actually help or indeed hinder the whole moving process.

Really the first question that you should really ask yourselves is do you actually need a removal company? Well this is one project that you should never underestimate. There is a huge amount both of physical effect and mental planning to move the contents of your home to a new one. Simply packing boxes full of your belonging is one thing, but moving them in and out of removal vans and into your new property is another. This is very physically demanding and if you are on a very tight deadline will lead to you becoming very stressed. So it is a good plan to appoint a removal company to take on board all your worries, so you can concentrate on organising the rest of your move to your new home..

Do not just skim the Yellow Pages or the internet and pick a company at random.Get a number of quotes from several companys. Make sure that you get these quotes well in advance of any proposed completion date – never leave it to the last minute. If the company are any good they will normally be booked up well in advance.. When you get your quote take into account the price, the service you will receive and when the removal company are able to conduct the move for you. For extra ease and convenience, many larger removal companies will offer a packing service, too, so that you can be confident that everything will be taken care of. Some will give you an instant indicative quote online, but it's better to actually speak to someone from removal company – if you can go and visit the offices – this will give you a good feel for the company and exactly how professional they are. Some removal companies will send out a sales estimator to see what you have to move and access your existing property for easy of access. This allows them to price the quote more accurately and in turn should help you appoint a removal company more easily, quickly and with some confidence..

The whole quotation process could take a couple of weeks and agreeing on an available date might take another few weeks, so give yourself enough time to pick a removal company. Remember, many of the better removal companies are booked up many many weeks in advance, so it pays to start looking for a removal company as soon as you can and of course this should be well before your completion date is due.

Most removal companies will provide you with dedicated moving insurance against loss or breakages of your property while it's in transit. Make sure this is the case before booking anyone. You could also contact your existing home contents insurer to find out if your current policy will insure your property while it's being moved, too. This being the case you could save yourself some money on taking out additional insurance for the removal transition.

It goes without saying the you should at all costs avoid the cowboys! It's a good idea to check that any removal companies you contact are members of either The British Association of Removers or The National Guild of Removers and Storers. These two organisations are dedicated to providing excellence in the removals industry for the benefit of both removal companies and you their customers. They set standards and a code of conduct for their members, so you should be reassured of their professionalism and conduct at all times. Look out for the logo of both of these associations when looking for a company to use.

If you take all of these factors into consideration then your choice of removal company will be a good one and your move should be painless and stress free.

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Green Festival Set For Southampton

UP to 10,000 visitors are expected to take part in Southampton’s biggest environmental event of the year on Saturday. Enviro Day 2009, in the Bargate area from 9am to 4pm, wants to promote recycling and sustainable living in the city. Organised by Southampton City Council and the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Air Ambulance, it will feature more than 40 environmentally inspired stalls, free entertainment and air ambulance demonstrations.

Councillor Matt Dean, Cabinet member for environment and transport, said: “Enviro Day is our chance to talk about the environment and hopefully inspire people to recycle.

“There has never been a more important time to think of the environment so it’s great that we are running events like this.”

The day also links with WestQuay’s Pamper the Planet event taking place this weekend.

TV gardening expert Charlie Dimmock will open the event and provide advice for anyone wanting learn more about growing their own fresh, seasonal produce. Shoppers can watch cooking demonstrations featuring local chefs and learn more about how to cut down on waste and reduce their food miles.

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Tuesday, 2 June 2009

2 bedroom bungalow in Hill Head, FAREHAM

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in
Old Street, Hill Head FAREHAM, PO14 3HL. The property consists of two bedroom detached bingalow with lounge, dinning room, kitchen, bathroom, separate WC, side porchway, conservatory, garage, good size front and read garden and is in a sought after location Hill Head.Please find below a summary of the property. Details correct as of 02 June2009.

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

PORCH:
Porch leading to front door, Tiled floor.

HALLWAY: 13'3 X 4'09 (4.04m X 1.45m) EXPANDING TO 17' X 6'04 (5.18m X 1.93m)
Textured ceiling, coving, obscure front door, radiators, fitted carpet, featured spiral staircase leading to loft hatch.

LOUNGE: 17'7 X 12' (5.36m X 3.66m)
Textured ceiling, coving, windows and doors to front and rear aspect, radiators, fitted carpet, coal and flame effect electric fire with brick surround and tiled hearth. French doors open to steps down to glass metal framed conservatory to rear garden.

DINING ROOM: 9'10 X 8'2 (3.00m x 2.49m)
Textured ceiling, coving, windows to front and side aspect, fitted carpet, radiator.

KITCHEN: 9'10 X 9'11 (3.00m x 3.02m)
Textured ceiling, wooden effect tiled floor, sink with two drainers, range of wall and floor units with drawers, Kingfisher II boiler, cupboard housing hot water tank and shelves, Cupboard - larder, space for dishwasher, fridge freezer and cooker, door to utility room and rear garden.

SIDE PORCHWAY:
Room for cleaning equipment, door leading to rear garden. single glaze windows surround.

BEDROOM ONE: 12' X 9'11 (3.66m) X (3.02m)
Textured ceiling, window to rear aspect, radiator, fitted carpet.

BEDROOM TWO: 11' X 8'11 3.35m) X (2.72m)
Textured ceiling, window to rear aspect, fitted carpet, tiled window sill, retangular high window to side aspect.

BATHROOM: 5'2 X 6' (1.57m) X (1.83m)
Suite comprising of panelled bath and wash hand basin. half tiled walls, fitted carpet, radiator, obscure window to side, shower mixer tap.

SEPARATE WC: 2'10 X 6' (0.86m) X (1.83m)
Textured ceiling, obscured window to side aspect, radiator, fitted carpet, half tiled walls, WC.

LOFT ACCESS:
In the attic there is two skylights and power for light.


ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY:

FRONT GARDEN:
Good size front garden with tree and shrub boarders. Parking and easy access for several cars.

REAR GARDEN:
Good size rear garden with greenhouse and shed. range of mature shrub and trees, Mainly laid to lawn.

GARAGE:
Up and over door.

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Vintage cars in the firing line of resident bats

EVERY evening, staff at a Hampshire tourist attraction take part in a bizarre guessing game. Employees at the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, try to work out which of the historic cars are likely to be damaged during the night by bats living in the roof. About 100 bats are thought to have taken up residence in a replica of a 1930s garage in the main exhibition hall.

At night they fly out and leave their calling card on some of the cars on show, damaging the paintwork.

Staff attempt to protect the collection by covering vehicles beneath the creatures’ flightpath – but choosing the right ones is driving them batty. Cars in the danger zone include a Sunbeam that set a new land speed record of 129mph an hour in 1922.

Museum attendant Andrew Farr said: “We do what we can but we don’t know where the bats will go.”

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Monday, 1 June 2009

4 bedroom chalet bungalow in Hill Head, FAREHAM

Available through Dibben and Dibben - Estate Agents In Fareham. The property is located in Crofton Lane, Hill Head FAREHAM, PO143LW. The property consists of a four bed detached (1924) Chalet style bungalow in a sought after location Hill Head.Please find below a summary of the property. Details correct as of 01 June2009.

*FOUR BEDS
*STUDY
*CONSERVATORY
*LANDSCAPE WEST FACING REAR GARDEN
*DRIVEWAY FOR SEVERAL CARS
*APPROXIMATELY 400 YARDS FROM HILL HEAD BEACH
*Must be viewed to appreciate the accommodation on offer*

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES OF:

FRONT GARDEN
Sweeping paved and pebble driveway with parking for several cars. Single access plus single side gate. Mature trees and shrubs and patio area to the side.

GARAGE
Large garage with electric roll door power and light.

Hardwood front door with two bullion windows leading to

GROUND FLOOR

HALLWAY
Textured ceiling with picture rail. Fitted carpet. Radiator.

SECOND RECEPTION ROOM (can be used as dining room) 14'3 x12'2 (4.34m x3.71m) into recess
Textured ceiling with picture rail. Window to side aspect. Fitted carpet. Original Open fire with tiled surround. Internal feature window to lounge. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Sliding door to kitchen.

LOUNGE/DINING ROOM 12'3 narrowing to 10'7 x 22' 2 (3.23m x 6.76m )
Textured ceilings with picture rail. Beautiful UPVC large Georgian bay window to rear aspect. Open fire with marble surround and hearth. Built in shelves to one side. Niche feature with lighting above. Fitted carpet. Door leading to study. Two radiators.


STUDY 8'4 x 7'3 (2.54m x 2.21m)
Textured ceiling. Radiator. Fitted carpet. UPVC Georgian style side windows and door leading to garden. Telephone and broadband point.

KITCHEN 12'8 x 7'5 (3.86m x 2.26m)
Panelled ceiling with inset down lights. Window to rear aspect. Radiator. Vinyl flooring. A good range of wall and base units (Shaker style) with rolled edge wood effect worktops, tiled above. Inset ceramic 1 bowl sink with mixer taps. Integrated dishwasher. Built in cooker. Inset 4 ring gas hob. Large pantry. Cupboard housing solar powered hot water tank. Door leading to utility area.


UTILITY AREA
Space for washing machine and tumble dryer. Door to Bathroom.

BATHROOM
Smooth plastered ceiling. UPVC obscure glazed window to front aspect. Wall mounted heated towel rail. Ceramic flooring. Low level WC (Heritage). Panelled bath with hand held shower (Heritage). Half tiled. Separate shower cubicle with power shower. Wall and down lights.


Door leading to conservatory off kitchen

CONSERVATORY 13'2 x 8'7 (4.01m x 2.62m)
Polycarbonate roofing. UPVC window to rear and side aspect. Doors opening to rear garden. Outside tap. Large walk-in cupboard with floor to ciling shelving and door leading to cloakroom,

CLOAKROOM (gardeners toilet)
Comprising of a high level ornate cistern with ornate patterned floral design toilet. UPVC double glazed window to side aspect. Half tiled surround.

REAR GARDEN
Large west facing garden. Mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs, pond and fountain. Patio area. Brick built outbuilding with UPVC door power and light. Coal and Log bunker in recessed screened area, compost bin, side access.


BEDROOM 1 12'2 x 11'3 (3.71m x 3.43m)
Textured ceiling with picture rail. UP:VC Georgian bay to front aspect. Open fire with tiled surround. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Built in double wardrobe with mirrored doors.

BEDROOM 2 11' x 9'2 (3.35m x 2.79m)
Textured ceiling with picture rail. UPVC Georgian bay to front aspect. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Built in 3 door mirrored wardrobe.

Stairs leading to first floor.

BEDROOM 3 11'5 x 10' 5 (3.48m x 3.18m )
Textured ceiling with picture rail. UPVC window to rear aspect. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Triple door mirrored wardrobe. Door leading to landing. Access to loft storage.

SHOWER ROOM
Fully tiled shower cubicle with power shower, toilet and wash hand basin. Radiator.

LANDING
Loft storage.

BEDROOM 4 ( L shaped room) 14' x 11'8 (4.27m x 3.56m) narrowing to 4'10 (1.47m)
Smooth plastered ceiling. UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Access to loft storage.

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Hot Hot Hot Hampshire

HAMPSHIRE was basking in scorching temperatures again yesterday. Weather forecasters predicted that the mercury would climb to 27C (81F), the hottest day of the year so far. People grabbed their buckets and spades and flocked to the beach yesterday to make the most of “wall-to-wall” sunshine. Travel experts said there was congestion on roads leading to most coastal areas.

Traffic Masters head of travel Ross Gould said the A31 westbound through the New Forest towards Bournemouth and Poole had had the most notable problems.

He said: “The beachside resorts are hotspots for the holiday traffic. In the UK if there is any hint of sunshine people head straight to the coast.” Matt Dobson, forecaster at MeteoGroup, said yesterday's highest temperatures fell short of the 26.5C (80F) reached on Friday, which was the hottest day of the year so far.

He added that the south enjoyed temperatures of up 21C (70F) by the sea.

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