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1. No complaints as Erick says thanks to the army
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005A LEADER from a Kenyan tribe visited the army to say thank you for delivering much needed clothes from Britain.
2. Six years for KFC raider
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005A SRI Lankan man has been jailed for more than six years for his part in a terrifying raid that left a fast food store manager fearing for his life.
3. Open verdict on fire death
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005A CORONER has said he is uncertain whether a man who died in a house fire intended to kill himself by deliberately starting the blaze.
4. Blast fears as factory burns
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005A BLAZE in a building containing dangerous chemicals sparked fears that people would have to be evacuated from their homes in the early hours of Friday.
5. Blast fears as factory burns
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005A BLAZE in a building containing dangerous chemicals sparked fears that people would have to be evacuated from their homes in the early hours of Friday.
6. Chance to view WestGate plans
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005PROPOSALS for Aldershot’s £60million WestGate leisure and housing complex are to go on show to the public.
7. Cash from the catwalk
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005VOLUNTEER models who strutted their stuff on the catwalk for a charity handed over a £6,000 cheque to one of its patrons — football legend Gary Lineker.
8. Fundraising effort will pay for families' holidays
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005YEAR 10 girls at Farnborough Hill School raised £1,475 to help three children and their families relax for a fortnight.
9. Town has that festive feeling
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005ABOUT 10,000 people packed into Fleet for the town’s annual Christmas extravaganza.
10. Elder thanks the Army
Get Hampshire, Tuesday 29 November 2005A LEADER from a Kenyan tribe visited the Army to say thank you for delivering much needed clothes from Britain.