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Runners in high spirits for big race THE weather held off as a big field of over 1,200 runners took on the Basingstoke Half Marathon on Sunday.

This was the eighth year the race has been held, with competitors raising money for St Michael’s Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support as well as their own charities.

Matthew Bennet from Southampton Athletic Club was the overall winner with a time of 1:12.33.

Hart Road Runners’ Lesley Locks was the fi rst woman home in 10th position overall, completing the course in 1:24.14.

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Runners head out into the countryside for the Basingstoke Half Marathon.

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Man watched ‘vile’ child sex abuse via global streaming

By Adam Flinn A MAN who watched a four-year-old girl being sexually abused online as it was streamed live to a global audience has avoided prison.

Gareth Gascoigne-Leopold, of Rectory Lane in Tadley, was given a five year prison sentence, suspended for two years, at Lewes Crown Court on Friday.

The 35-year-old was one of six people from the UK to watch the abuse

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in December 2015, broadcast via an online video streaming forum.

He was also given a 10-year sexual harm prevention order, and ordered to attend a rehabilitation course and get internet sex offender’s treatment.

The girl, who is from Denmark, has since been identified and is being safeguarded by the authorities.

Sentencing, judge Recorder Swirsky told Gascoigne-Leopold the “images you watched were vile and the children involved are likely to be

scarred for life”.

Gascoigne-Leopold’s arrest is part of a wider investigation being carried out by the National Crime Agency (NCA) into the streaming of child sexual abuse.

He was arrested at Gatwick airport having travelled back from Spain in December 2016, and charged with four offences on July 4 this year.

These were intentionally encouraging and/or assisting the commission of an offence, possessing an

extreme pornographic image, possessing an indecent photograph/ pseudo-photograph, and possessing a prohibited image of a child.

Graham Ellis, from the NCA’s child exploitation and online protection command, said: “The abuse this little girl suffered was unimaginable. That it was also streamed live around the world makes it even more horrific.

“The individuals who were logged into the forum to watch this abuse

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New name in charge of county’s fire service HAMPSHIRE Fire and Rescue Service has appointed a new chief fire officer to take over the running of the service from the start of next year.

Neil Odin will assume control on January 1, following the retirement of current chief Dave Curry.

Mr Odin, 44, has been Hampshire’s assistant chief since 2012, and previously worked at West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service for more than 20 years.

He said: “I am delighted to be taking on the role of chief fi re officer for Hampshire. “It is a position that I know carries great responsibility, as our service strives to make life safer for every resident. “There is no doubt I take

on the job at a time of great change in the fi re service, but I am looking forward immensely to the challenge of ensuring we continue to supply an exemplary service to our communities and to leading such a great organisation.�

The transition process will now take place over the next few months.

Chris Carter, chairman of the Hampshire Fire and Rescue Authority, said: “I am very much looking forward to working with Neil when he formally takes up the appointment in January. “Being at the helm of one of the best and most progressive services in the country is a huge responsibility and in Neil we have the right person to lead the service forward.�

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Campaign aims to stop inconsiderate parking

By Adam Flinn INCONSIDERATE drivers who park badly are being targeted in a new safety campaign being run by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council and Hampshire Constabulary. ‘Think before you park’ has been set up to tackle the issue of parked cars blocking routes for emergency vehicles, as well as parking on pavements that forces people to walk onto the road.

It aims to educate drivers about the dangers poor parking can cause, with leaflets

being left on windscreens which highlight how people could be being put at risk.

Vehicles which are causing an immediate danger will be reported to police as usual, while parking officers will issue fi nes where they have the power to do so.

Simon Bound, the council’s cabinet member for community safety, said: “We’re working hard to alert residents to the potential dangers of poor parking, such as reducing visibility at junctions and the impact on the safety of schoolchildren. “We’ve heard from lots of

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He continued: “It’s important that everyone takes the time to pause before they park, and to think about whether they could be causing problems for pedestrians, or blocking access for ambulances and bin crews.�

The campaign follows a rise in the number of residents contacting the council about inconsiderate parking.

Posters and social media will also be utilised in the campaign.

Sergeant Trevor Taylor, of the Basingstoke neighbourhood policing team, said: “We are fully aware that inconsiderate parking can be a real source of frustration for people trying to go about their daily business. “We also know that parking disputes can sometimes lead to more serious offences, such as criminal damage and public order. “While we will take action where appropriate, the answer is not to criminalise everyone but to work with our partners to remind people to think before they park.�

BASINGSTOKE: A man is believed to have been hit with a baseball bat in an assault in Basingstoke in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The 20-year-old victim was attacked sometime between 1am and 1.30am in Grove Road.

He suffered a suspected broken jaw, dislocated shoulder and deep cuts to his head, and has since been discharged from Basingstoke hospital.

A 26-year-old man from Basingstoke was arrested in connection with the incident, and has been released under investigation.

Police are appealing for witnesses who may have seen or heard a disturbance.

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M3 boy charged HAMPSHIRE: A 17-year-old boy has been charged following last month’s 11 hour closure of the M3 at Winchester.

Motorists were left stuck after the road was shut by police on September 23 when they discovered a “potentially hazardous� substance on the road near St Catherine’s Hill.

The boy was charged on Saturday with two counts of arson with intent to endanger life, and two counts of causing danger to road users.

The charges also relate to a similar incident at the same spot the previous Saturday.

He appeared at Basingstoke Youth Court on Monday, with another hearing scheduled at Winchester Crown Court on Wednesday.

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Runners pound the streets to raise funds for charities

By Adam Flinn MORE than 1,200 runners pounded the streets of north Hampshire as they took part in the Basingstoke Half Marathon on Sunday.

Spectators cheered on those

Race results: Men’s top five: 1. Matthew Bennet (Southampton AC) - 1:12.33 2. Robert Wood (Basingstoke & Mid Hants AC) - 1:13.14 3. Dave Ragan (Basingstoke & Mid Hants AC) - 1:15.00 4. Alex Hamilton (Basingstoke & Mid Hants AC) - 1:15.13 5. Stephen Reid (Team Tech Data) - 1:17.51 Women’s top five: 1. Lesley Locks (Hart Road Runners) - 1:24.14 2. Kate Towerton (Winchester and District AC) - 1:26.43 3. Mel Bourne (unaffiliated) - 1:32.18 4. Nicki Aitken (Bracknell Forest Runners) - 1:33.30 5. Mitch Lloyd (Basingstoke & Mid Hants AC) - 1:34.28

taking part in the 13-mile race, which started in Hackwood Road before heading out into the countryside through Cliddesden, Ellisfield and Farleigh Wallop.

Runners had numerous charities and good causes they were raising money for, with organisers collecting for St Michael’s Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support in particular.

Felicity Edwards, from race organisers Destination Basingstoke, said: “It was a fantastic day, a great atmosphere.

“The race brings together the whole community - our businesses with their sponsorship and corporate teams, the running clubs, the charities.

“And of course the residents that put up with road closures and get into the spirit of the race by cheering everyone on.”

A big team of volunteers from St Michael’s Hospice, Basingstoke’s Brownie and Guide groups, rotary clubs, running clubs and other individuals made sure the race went off without a hitch.

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Use right service BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: Residents are being asked to help the NHS this winter by making sure they use the right health service for their needs.

Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has said that 15 per cent of patients who visited the emergency departments at Basingstoke and Winchester hospitals could have been treated by their GP. The trust is asking residents to call the NHS’s 111 phoneline if they are unsure which service they should use, or 999 in an emergency.

Ancestors’ diet BASINGSTOKE: Learn all about ‘the archaeology of food’ in the latest talk at the Willis Museum later this month.

The museum’s curator will be speaking about how archaeologists piece together clues about our ancestors’ diet.

It starts at 7.30pm on October 19. Non-members can reserve a seat by calling the museum on 01256 456902.

Runners get under way in Basingstoke.

Picture: Sussex Sport Photography Jonathan Pender, director of the race’s headline sponsor Phillips Solicitors, said: “There is such a great feeling of community pride around the race and it is an excellent example of how running can bring

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“We have watched it grow in reputation locally and further afield and we are delighted to be able to continue our association with it into the future.”

Registration is already open for the 2018 race, which will take place on Sunday, October 7 next year. For more details and the full race results from Sunday’s event, go to basingstokehalfmarathon.com.

KINGSCLERE: A handbag was stolen from the boot of a car parked in White Hill car park near Kingsclere on Sunday.

It was taken sometime between 10.30am and 1.10pm.

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Have your say on timetable changes Celebrating our 25th Anniversary

A CONSULTATION on plans to introduce more trains at peak times, earlier and later trains and more Sunday services has been launched by South Western Railway.

Commuters are being urged to have their say on proposed changes to timetables that will come into effect from December 2018.

Among the suggested changes that would affect Basingstoke are trains every 30 minutes into Waterloo from 1pm on Sundays,

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to match the Saturday frequency and stopping pattern.

The last direct train from Waterloo to Alton on weekdays would also depart 35 minutes later at 11.58pm.

Andy Mellors, managing director for South Western Railway, said: “Our network includes some of the busiest routes and stations in Europe and it is therefore crucial that our timetable optimises use of the infrastructure we have available.

“At the same time, we really

want to encourage as much feedback as possible on our proposals so that we can implement a timetable that truly meets the requirements of our passengers and the communities we serve.”

‘Meet the December 2018 timetable team’ sessions will also be held at stations over the coming weeks to answer any questions people may have.

The consultation is running until December 22. Go to southwesternrailway.com/timetableconsultation to take part.

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Having a ball for Ark MORE than £22,000 has been raised from a Basingstoke law firm’s black-tie ball to put towards Ark Cancer Centre Charity’s fundraising campaign.

Clarke & Son Solicitors held its charity ball last month as the culmination of three years worth of efforts to raise money for Ark. Comedian Adger Brown, magician Andy Reay and live music from Boom Town entertained guests, who dug deep to support a live and silent auction on the night.

Darren Lovegrove, marketing manager at Clarke & Son, said: “After six months of plan-

ning, everyone at Clarke & Son is delighted that the charity ball was such a success and that everyone had a great time.

“The money that was raised will be match-funded by Greenham Common Trust, and this means that the ball will have resulted in a £22,500 donation, which is fantastic.”

Ark is raising £5million to build a new cancer treatment centre near Basingstoke.

The total raised so far has now reached £1.6m.

Mark Jones, director of fundraising and communications for Ark, said: “The support from the Clarke & Son team has been absolutely amazing.”

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Workers vote for train strikes

By Adam Flinn WORKERS at South Western Railway have voted to strike following a dispute over the future use of guards on the service.

More than 80 per cent of those who voted in trade union RMT’s ballot opted for industrial action after the union claimed that franchise holder First MTR had not given “castiron assurances” over the future of guards on their trains.

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have so far been announced.

RMT is currently in a similar dispute with Southern Rail, which has seen thousands of passengers affected as train services have been cancelled.

The argument with South Western Railway, says RMT, is that they haven’t been given a “water-tight pledge” regarding guards’ services.

Mick Cash, general secretary of RMT, said: “RMT has given repeated opportunities for First MTR to give us the assurances we have sought

over the future role of the guards on their trains throughout the length of the new South Western franchise.

“They have refused to give us those guarantees and it is that failure which left RMT with no option but to declare a formal dispute with the company and to conduct a ballot for action.

“Our members have now voted overwhelmingly for both strike action and action short of a strike and that massive mandate will now be consid-

ered by RMT’s executive who will decide the next steps.

“This dispute can be easily resolved if the company is prepared to stick to existing agreements and give staff and passengers alike a guarantee of a second, safety-critical member of staff on all current services.”

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“We have been clear that we plan to retain a second person on our services, as we know that our passengers value the assurance and assistance a second member of on-board staff provides.

“None of us want to be in this position and any potential action will cause unnecessary disruption for the customers we serve.”

BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: St Michael’s Hospice has announced the winners of its latest lottery draw from September 29.

First prize of £1,000 goes to ticket 06178 of Hook, while ticket 07581 of Basingstoke claims second prize of £100.

Third prize of £50 goes to Alton ticket 52292, and Basingstoke ticket 66609 gets fourth prize of £20.

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Hall extension BAUGHURST: The new extension to Heath End Village Hall has been officially opened, following nearly three years of work by trustees.

The £96,000 project began after some community groups were being turned away due to a high demand for the space.

The new room will be called the Jeffery Room, in honour of outgoing trust chair Ann Jeffery.

Ann said: “We are delighted that the Jeffery Room will mean that the hall will continue to meet the needs of the local community well into the future and thank everyone for their support for the project.”

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Flashmob to star in parade A FLASHMOB dance will form part of the celebrations for this year’s Day of the Dead festival in Basingstoke.

The extravaganza returns to Top of the Town on Friday, October 27, featuring Mariachi musicians, fi re breathers and illusionists before concluding with the colourful parade.

And it is in the parade that the flashmob performance will feature, starring members of local dance schools.

Borough council deputy leader Terri Reid, who leads the town centre programme, said: “The return of the town’s popular Day of the Dead event

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promises to be even more fun this year. There will be music, dance, colour and creativity for people of all ages to enjoy - and don’t forget to join in with the flashmob dance!”

The festival, organised by the Proteus Theatre Company, is inspired by its Mexican origins.

Chief executive Mary Swan said: “Day of the Dead is a unique event and has been embraced and shaped over the past three years by the people of Basingstoke. Last year we saw people coming for the parade in their own costumes and we’d love everyone to get involved like that this year.”

Decision due on ‘glampsite’

By Adam Flinn GLAMPING could be coming to the Basingstoke and Deane countryside, depending on the outcome of last night’s development control committee.

Councillors had been recommended to approve plans to build a new glamping site at Browning Hill Green, near Tadley.

It would contain six ‘glamping pods’ or living vans, which would provide overnight accommodation for two adults in each one, as well as a sepa-

rate house for a site manager.

The application was called in to the borough council’s development control committee following a number of objections, including its location on a blind bend in Church Road, its impact on the rural setting, and the possibility of it being further developed in the future.

Baughurst and Tadley North councillor Robert Tate said: “This application has generated significant public concern in the ward.

“I believe that this pro-

posal should be objected to on grounds of change of land use, development outside settlement boundaries, change of visual amenity, highway issues and sustainability.”

Glamping means ‘glamorous camping’, and offers a more luxurious place to sleep than a tent while keeping the campsite setting.

Alongside 34 letters of objection from the public to the application, there were also five in support of the plans.

These praised the application for bringing a different

An example of a typical ‘glamping pod’ type of tourism to the area, and the opportunities it could create for local businesses.

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agent DGG Planning said: “The use of this land as a glamping site would provide a peaceful and relaxing environment in which visitors can use the pods or living vans.

“The pods, amenity cabin and site managers’ accommodation are all moveable and as such would be placed on to the site.

“Whilst it is considered that the glampsite would prove a viable rural business, if it was not shown to be viable after three years, they could all easily be removed with minimal impact on their setting.”

BASINGSTOKE’S MP Maria Miller is calling for more to be done to tackle issues for older people in the workplace, including age discrimination.

The government’s women and equalities committee which Mrs Miller chairs - is relaunching an inquiry into older people and employment.

Individuals, charities and other organisations are being asked to submit evidence to the inquiry on age discrimination issues they have faced or been made aware of.

Mrs Miller said: “The problems facing older people at work rarely make the headlines, yet last year nearly 10 million people over 50 were in work.

“Helping people over 50 to tackle age discrimination is good for the economy, for employers, and for individual employees.

“The government recognises the problems facing over 50s but will its strategy and plans make any difference?

“Using the evidence we gather, our inquiry will consider progress so far, the things that stop change, what works, and what more needs to be done.”

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Hart consultation HART: Residents in Hart are being asked to give their thoughts on what should be the district council’s priorities for the next five years.

The draft Hart Corporate Plan sets out four key aims, relating to the local economy, the environment, health, and becoming a more efficient and effective council.

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Boost for centre BASINGSTOKE: Improvements are being made to Basingstoke’s wellbeing centre to make it easier for people to access mental health support.

The centre, in Vyne Road, will open for longer during evenings and weekends, while specialist staff will be brought together within the centre.

It is part of an £8million contract funded by Hampshire County Council and the NHS covering all 11 wellbeing centres in Hampshire.

Liz Fairhurst, the council’s executive member for health, said: “Our plans for the wellbeing centres will make it much easier for people to access support in their local community as they will be able to drop into their nearest centre.”

Hospital open day proves to be a hit

By Adam Flinn HUNDREDS of people had a sneak peak at the inner workings of Basingstoke’s hospital on Saturday.

Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (HHFT) welcomed 800 visitors for its open day, where they had the chance to fi nd out more about how the hospital operates.

Those in attendance had the chance to try out surgical equipment, look around the radiology department, and speak with experts.

Injured teddy bears and

dolls were also patched up in the plaster room.

There was also a wide range of interactive displays highlighting different work done in the hospital, as well as a jobs fair and tea and cake.

The day was officially opened by Basingstoke MP Maria Miller, town mayor Paul Frankum and HHFT chairman Liz Padmore.

Ms Padmore said: “There was a real buzz around the hospital and plenty of attractions to keep the whole family entertained.

“Everyone seemed to enjoy

the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes, speak to some of our experts and learn about the great work that goes on in the trust.

“The passion of our staff for all they do really shone through and I’m extremely grateful to all of the staff who gave up their own time to make the open day possible.

“It was a fantastic day and I’d like to thank everyone who came along and supported the event.”

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Approval for neighbourhood plans

Paul Frankum, centre, gave the plans his approval last month

NEIGHBOURHOOD plans for four Basingstoke and Deane villages have been officially approved by the district’s mayor Paul Frankum.

A special reception was held last month to mark the adoption of the plans for Sherborne St John, Oakley, Overton and Bramley by the borough council.

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and neighbourhood groups to advise how land in the villages should be developed, and are used by the borough council to help determine planning applications.

Cllr Frankum said: “I applaud the hard work that has been undertaken over recent years by the local communities in order to get their plans accepted.

“Neighbourhood planning

allows local people to have a real input into decisions about the future development of their communities and ensures that their needs are met.”

Residents in the four villages were given a vote on whether the neighbourhood plans should be put forward.

Work on plans for Whitchurch, St Mary Bourne and Sherfield-on-Loddon are currently under way.

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Dave Hodge, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service’s lead on wildfires, has been coordinating the Oregon visits.

He said: “We aim to be the best. You can’t do that by staying within your borders.

“Their approach to wildfires is that you can’t prevent

FIREFIGHTERS from Hampshire have been learning from their counterparts in Oregon about how to tackle wildfires.

Twelve firefighters have made the trip to America as part of an ongoing relationship between the two services to improve skills and learn new tactics.

As part of the training the firefighters have worked

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Family history day BASINGSTOKE: Find out how to go about researching your family history at the Everest Community Academy on Sunday.

Society members, book and map sellers and specialist stallholders will be in attendance.

It will run from 10am to 4pm, with free entry.

all of them so you have to prepare for them – the focus is on resilience.

“The area that we visit calls itself a ‘fire-adapted community’ where they accept that wildfires are a part of their lives so everyone has to be prepared.

“The value of this hands-on experience and the new skills you learn cannot be replicated by reading a manual.”

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New process will help respect care decisions

By Adam Flinn A NEW procedure has been introduced at Basingstoke’s hospital which lets people have a say in the level of care they receive in an emergency in advance.

The ReSPECT process sees a person and their health professionals draw up a plan covering which treatments they may or may not want.

This is put onto a ReSPECT form, which the person keeps

Roy Ford with one of the ReSPECT forms

with them so in the event of an emergency decisions on care and treatment can be made quickly.

The idea was praised by Alton resident Roy Ford, who has first-hand experience of the difference considering your options in advance can make following the death of his wife Janet earlier this year.

Janet had been diagnosed with liver and pancreatic cancer and found herself unable to move.

However the ambulance crew

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Roy said: “We had never talked much about what we might like to have happen at the end of our lives.

“It was luck and compassion that meant the ambulance crew made the decision for Janet to stay at home.

“Had Janet thought about this in advance, I know that this is what she would have wanted.”

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Alex Whitfield, chief executive of Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said: “ReSPECT will help to ensure that patients receive the treatment that is right for them and make it easier for healthcare professionals to make the most appropriate decisions.”

BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE: Tens of thousands of breakfasts, coffee vouchers and packets of jelly beans are being given out to passengers

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The operator is marking national customer service week, running until tomorrow.

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Road safety session for older drivers OLDER drivers in Basingstoke are being offered advice to help them continue to be safe on the roads or decide when they should stop.

Hampshire Constabulary’s Older Drivers Forum is being held in Festival Place today to give advice on road safety, the consequences of not being fit to drive and alternatives to using a car.

There are currently almost five million people in the UK aged 70 and over driving, with Hampshire having the highest number outside of London.

Chair of the forum, Sergeant Rob Heard, said: “The key message is about not becoming complacent about our driving.

“We know many older drivers have a wealth of experience, confidence and tolerance, however as we get older our sight, hearing, reaction times and judgement of speed and distance may not be as sharp as it once was.

“Our advice is don’t wait until you have a near miss or an accident to convince you to review your driving ability. Instead, take preventative measures by planning ahead, and seeking advice and support early.”

The session in Festival Place is running from 9.30am to 3pm, and is free to attend. More details can be found at olderdriversforum.com.

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There was a big turnout to mark the church’s 100th anniversary last month

100 years of All Saints

By Adam Flinn PARISHIONERS and the Bishop of Basingstoke gathered to mark the 100th anniversary of the town’s All Saints Church.

Celebrations were held last month to mark 100 years since the church, in Southern Road, was fi nally completed in September 1917.

This included a Eucharist of Thanksgiving, where Basingstoke’s bishop David Williams joined in and cut the cake.

He said: “It was a pleasure to be part of All Saints centenary celebrations, and an honour to lead the congregation in worship.

“The church of All Saints is a beautiful, peaceful and inspiring place and has been

at the heart of the local community throughout its history.

“The congregation here ensures that the church is a place of true Christian welcome.”

The church was built during the First World War, with its construction being hit by delays as a result.

As many young men had joined the war effort, the church was built by stonemasons who were too old to be called up.

The Eucharist also included a talk on the history of the church by historian Debbie Reavell, and an exhibition of copies of drawings and plans of the building.

All Saints’ vicar Rev Rosalind Rutherford said: “I’m very pleased that Bishop

Bishop David prepares to cut the cake with Rev Ros Rutherford “In the same way, as we celebrate the centenary of All Saints and the people who have created the community here, we continue to fi nd joy and hope in the midst of an unpredictable and violent world through our Christian faith.”

David was able to join with us in celebration of this significant occasion.

“The dedication of a new church in 1917, in the midst of a campaign which resulted in about a quarter of a million casualties on each side, was certainly a sign of Christian hope.

HAMPSHIRE: A record-breaking number of children took part in this year’s Hampshire summer reading challenge.

In total 26,638 youngsters aged four to 11 took part in the challenge to read six books borrowed from Hampshire’s libraries over two months.

The number is over a thousand more than last year.

Andrew Gibson, the county council’s executive member for culture, said: “It’s been great seeing children getting into the spirit of the event.”

Next top poet HAMPSHIRE: The competition is on to find Hampshire’s poet laureate for 2018.

It is being run by the Hampshire Cultural Trust, and aims to highlight local writing talent.

The winning poet will receive two paid commissions during the year, including work linked to the trust’s programme of events across the county.

Trust chief executive Janet Owen said: “We’re looking for a poet who can not only whisk us away with their words, but also someone who can be a champion for poetry and literacy within the community.”

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Out from the shadows

By Josh Cox

THE Bootleg Shadows will be bringing their outstanding act to The Haymarket for a night of foot tapping classics, celebrating the music of The Shadows and Cliff Richard.

The evening will be filled with not only great music, but plenty of humour along the way to make it a night to remember.

The act will breathe life into the hits

by The Shadows, covering the likes of Apache, FBI, Wonderful Land, Foot Tapper, Atlantis, Kon-Tiki, Cavatina, Let Me Be The One, Bachelor Boy, Move It, and many more.

To date, The Shadows put on very few live appearances, but The Bootleg Shadows keep their sound alive by performing must-see concerts that encompass their career from 1960 up until the early 1980s.

With their immaculate appearance, synchronised dance moves and clean, pure melodic sound, The Bootleg Shadows aim to give off the true ‘Shadow’ vibe to fans around the UK, taking them back in time the 60s, 70s and 80s.

Over The Shadows’ career they have chalked up 35 hits of their own (not counting another 33 hits with Cliff Richard), giving them more hits

The Bootleg Shadows have been recreating the hits of The Shadows over decades

Children’s favourite THEATRE: The lovable story of The Gruffalo will be brought to life from October 13 to 15 at The Haymarket.

Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in this magical musical and remember, there’s no such thing as a Gruffalo... is there?

Shows start at various times, and tickets cost £14.50.

Sweet & sour opera OPERA: Set in a Chinese restaurant found in any city anywhere, The Golden Dragon is a compelling fable of modern life.

Funny and shocking in equal measure, this new opera poignantly captures the horrors of too many lost lives.

The show takes place at The Anvil on October 12 at 7.45pm. Tickets £27.

From Russia with love than any other British group and securing them a unique place in the annals of popular music.

The tribute act have been entertaining audiences for the past 10 years. The band is made up of Geoff Bearpark taking lead guitar and backing vocals, Keith Smith

on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, Tony Cole on bass and backing vocals, along with Tim Jackson on the drums and Tony “Binks” Bayliss on keyboards.

The tribute act will have you humming the tunes and doing The Shadows’ famous ‘walk’ long after

you have left the theatre.

The Bootleg Shadows will be performing at The Haymarket in Basingstoke tomorrow.

To book tickets or for more information, either call the Anvil Arts box office on 01256 844244 or visit anvilarts.org.uk.

Join colourful crew on isle Can they defeat the dastardly duck?

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duck, Calando.

Not forgetting Kerry Ingram, the COLOURFUL characters, amusing Olivier Award-winning actress who puppetry and catchy songs make Anim- played Matilda in Matilda, who opens Alphabet the perfect family show. the show with MetroGnome, fi lls in The fun, fast-paced story is set on with the various puppetry roles and Treble Clef Island, a wonderful land of regular set changes and returns to the music, song and dance – but there’s a role of MetroGnome for the inevitable problem. Calando the dastardly Duck happy ending. has escaped and is threatening to steal With themes of adventure, friendsound forever. ship and respect, the exciting producJoin Colin the Cockatoo on a quest tion featuring songs written by Al Sharto fi nd the island animals and thwart land and Sam Swallow of The Hoosiers, Calando’s plans once and for all. is aimed at children from two to 11.

A waltzing elephant, a reggae frog AnimAlphabet is supported by Arts and a Geordie jazz giraffe are just Council England. The show began just some of the zany, musical-misfits Colin over a year ago and since then has meets along the way. toured the UK and been a favourite With the exception of Brad Clapson with critics. who portrays the protagonist Colin, the Tickets for AnimAlphabet at The entire cast play dual (and sometimes Haymarket on Sunday at 2pm are £10 triple) roles. which includes £2 booking fee.

Actress Rebecca Ayres plays the For more information or to book adorable elephant, as well as the scaly tickets, call the Anvil Arts box office and diva-like crocodile. Ishia Osborne on 01256 844244, or visit the website: is the donkey and reggae frog charac- anvilarts.org.uk. ters, and Jake Addley, with multiple costume changes throughout the Music and laughter are the key show takes on the bear, the funky ingredients of this colourful show at Geordie giraffe and the antagonist The Haymarket on Sunday

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MUSIC: St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra will be performing at The Anvil on October 13 from 7.45pm.

Composer Vladimir Altschule will guide the orchestra through Prokofiev’s Symphony no. 1 (Classical), Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade and finish with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony no. 4 Tickets range from £14 to £40.

You can duet KARAOKE: Stars In Their Minds are bringing their karaoke night to The Beacon in Basingstoke.

There is music for all; whether your tastes extend to Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley or Adele and Rihanna – all are welcome.

The evening on October 13 starts at 8pm with free entry.

Bitter sweet MUSIC: Join Bitter Blues as they put on a free gig at The Wheatsheaf in Alton.

The five members cover artists such as Gary Moore, ZZ Top, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Free, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jimi Hendrix and more, including a few odd-balls to keep your feet moving.

The band will kick off on October 14 from 9pm.

High voltage MUSIC: High-energy duo NRG are playing at Crookham Street Social Club in Crookham Village.

The duo create the sound and atmosphere of a full band with no more than a drum sampling machine, two vocals and an acoustic and electric guitar.

The gig on Saturday is free and starts at 8.30pm.

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WIN tickets to Oxford Aqua Park A short trip down Burcot Lane, Berinsfield will lead you to a beautiful blue lake; nestled on top is Oxfordshire’s latest, greatest… and wettest attraction, Oxford Aqua Park.

The Park contains everything you can imagine, from giant slippery slides and bouncy trampolines to inflatable obstacles and climbing walls.

Amongst the obstacles you will fi nd children and adults alike getting wrapped up in the Park’s fun challenges and clumsy mayhem.

Britain’s weather is, as everyone knows, hit and miss, however, full body wetsuits can be hired, keeping you comfortably warm in all weather scenarios.

If you fancy keeping dry while your little ones let off some steam, then you can enjoy a nice cup of tea or coffee and other nibbles from the on-site café, which over looks the lake.

The facilities are remarkably dry, very clean and easy to access.

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Keeping you motoring for over 30 years Volkswagen California Ocean 2.0TDi 4Motion 204PS DSG

Ocean is worth every penny of £54k

By Tony Yates I WAS loaned a Volkswagen California Ocean for a family summer holiday a few weeks ago – and I took the opportunity to test it’s ability of sleeping four adults in what some say is comfort camping.

Now, I know camping is not for everyone and up to a few years ago, I felt the same, but then I bought an old Peugeot campervan which was rubbish – but it did it’s job of keeping my family dry as we camped in Wales.

Of course, it was old and I only paid £500 for it and it had 120k miles on the clock – but we loved it.

So, when the Ocean arrived with it’s shiny blue paint and modern lines, we were very excited indeed.

I will give you a brief rundown on some of the kit you can expect to fi nd inside a modern version of the California. It starts with a DAB Radio with five inch touchscreen and eight speakers, two-seater bench/bed foldable into a bed for two persons, roof berth for additional sleeping, 42litre

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cool box, camping table and two chairs, electric hook up, fresh water tank, gas storage compartment, kitchen units, 12v and 230v sockets, two 72Ah auxiliary batteries and a waste water storage tank.

The Ocean version of the California is fitted with a 2.0 litre TDI turbocharged 16v diesel engine with DPF – and an excellent seven-speed DSG gearbox, which is stunning even when it was weighted down with all our equipment.

The engine pulls really well thanks to 204PS on tap and 450Nm of torque.

Remember on it’s own the Ocean weighs in at 3080(kg) which you would assume would have a massive impact on fuel economy – but you would be wrong, as it returns a healthy 42mpg even when you are up and down the many hills in and around Lake Windermere and Coniston.

Standard equipment that underpins the Ocean comes in the form of 4MOTION all wheel drive, ABD, BAS & EBD. Along with traction control (TCS & EDL) & ESP. Plus, airbags for the

driver and front passenger with head/ side airbags, remote central locking, side scan and lane assist is also fitted so the safety aspect is perfect.

On the inside you get automatic climate control, heated front seats, electric windows, blinds for side windows plus so much more additional equipment that I would need another 600 words just to cover that part off. As I don’t have that kind of space, you will have to make do with me fi nishing off with a short run down on what I think of the VW California Ocean.

If you are a couple or a family with two children, then the Ocean is perfect for getting you away with the minimal of fuss – thanks mainly to it pretty much having everything you will ever need, including the kitchen sink. Also, the fact that you can sleep four people in perfect comfort is utterly amazing.

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As for myself - I like that the Ocean comes already equipped with electric hook up which minimises all the fumbling around in the dark trying to fi nd the right connector. I also liked that everything you will ever need is there to hand with little fuss. Plus if it does rain all week, you have the ability to wind out an awning on the side.

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That means any pollutants will be made safe before it’s recycled in an environmentally friendly way.

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The Ocean did us proud and kept my family safe and warm. But you might be a little surprised by the price.

Prices for the model I had on test starts at around £54,678.

To sum up; Yes, the high price could be a big problem but in my eyes it’s worth every penny.

I promise that you won’t regret a single minute of it.

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Mortons Travel Ltd is a Luxury Coach Hire Company based in North Hampshire. To meet the challenges of further organic growth we are currently looking for an HR Administrator/Office Assistant to join our team.

The successful candidate will be based at our offices close to Basingstoke. They will enjoy working in our small and friendly but busy team, paying particular attention to detail, whilst enjoying the pressures associated with multitasking.

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This role will equally work on HR, payroll processes and general administration support across the reservations team, accounts and operations departments where required. This will include working with our coach hire booking system and other internal software.

Previous HR knowledge is an essential requirement and evidence will need to be shown throughout your application. Payroll, bookkeeping and general administration experience would also be desirable.

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Email your interest with your cv in strict confidence to howard@taylornewspapers.co.uk SETTEE. Three seater settee. Light coloured muted patter cream blue pink. £40 Tel: 01256 882206

BIKE carrier for car.

Straps, hook to boot.

Carries 2 bikes fully assembled.

Hinged steel tubes £5 Tel: 01256 882206

GREENHOUSE shelving. Aluminium, 4 pan- HEARTH, black slate els 24” square. 2 tier effect. 15” x 54” £10. £20 Tel: 01256 882206 Pine fire surround £20 Tel: 01256 882206 BBQ large outback charcoal BBQ with RIGID fish pond liner, cover £15 Tel: 01256 stepped 8 ft by 5ft.

882206 Never used £120 ONO Tel: 01256 352184

STAINLESS twin wall chimney. Suit wood burner or Inglenook fireplace with cowl flashing. 5’3” x 10” LARGE remote con- diameter. Tel: 01189 trolled Harley Davidson bike model. £25 ONO 812350 Tel: 01256 352184 DRAPER mitre jig THREE car manuals with box £5 Tel: 01189 for sale. £5 each. Ford 812350 Focus, Ford Mondeo, Bowls Ford Sierra Tel: 01256 HENSELITE 331023 Sets of 4. One size 2 PVC Window. 6’ x 4’ one size 4 both used as new £15 Tel: 01189 but in good £20 Tel: 81230 07977367254

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Buyer collects £200 Electric/wireless also. ono. Tel: 07711 315655 VGC with soft light METAL car ramps for £20 Baby bottle food sale. £100 or set of car warmer in box £20 Tel: axle stand for sale. Tel: 01256 541829 01256 331023

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50p Tel: only. Tel 01256 818711 Puzzles 07799257031 YAMAHA PSS-20 electric organ, stand DUCAL pine furniture. and music books. Only Bureau, TV corner £35 TeL 07443425672 unit, coffee table, small bookcase £110 Tel: LADIES mountain bike.

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BELFAST sink for garden plants only £25 Tel: ELTON John, Two Rooms box set. £20 01256 850300 Tel: 01189667940 CHEST freezer. WorkGARMENT carrier. ing order. Free to col- Takes one suit. Conlect. Tel: 01256 354527 dition good. £15 Tel: TALL larder fridge. 07789124612 Good working order. GARMENT carrier.

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BOOKCASE, free FOLDABLE walking standing, wooden frame. Four wheels. pained white. 30”W x NEW brakes, tray, 36” tH x 11” D £10. Tel: shopping carrier. £20 01256 397610 Tel: 07745867840 HOMEBREW. 12 SCOOTER. Go Go. screw top 2pt bottles Takes up to 16stone. plus brewing equipRed. As new. Two new ment. £10 Tel: 01256 batteries. £450ono.

397610 Alton. Tel: 01420 86527 ERCOL drop leaf coffee table. 1979. Excel- CEMENT mixer on a lent condition, No offers stand. Electric bar£100 Tel: 01189819670 row mix. Good working order £135. Buyer GIRO Adult cycle helcollects. Tel: 01256 met £10 Tel: 01256 417862 397610 BOYS bike. Appollo LADIES wool coat, full Outrage. Blue and length navy. House of White. 7 Years plus. frazer. Size 18. Cost Worn three Good condition. Plus £160. good condition. £30 times. £60 ono. Tel: 01256 417862 Tel: 07787 784434

TALKING books. Non fiction. Fiction. 32. 4 single, 26 double, 1 Poldark, 4 tapes. New £25 the lot. Tel: 01256 413557.

ANDREW James hand blender with accessories. Brand new @25.

Buyer collects. Tel: 01189 713133 KENWOOD food processor. Brand new in box. £30. Buyer collects Tel: 01189 713133 PIANO keyboard.

As new with stand.

Yamaha £160. Snow White’s cottage. VGC with accessories all £45. Tel: 01256 541829

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SONY stereo HiFi, CD and iPod player. 100 watts. Twin speaker vgc £65. Gameboy system. Vgc. Old type £30 tel: 01256541829 BLACK leather motor bike jacket. VGC £20 Tel: 01189 667940 LADDER rack for Vectra Mk.2. Buyer collects from Basingstoke. £25 Tel: 07732 003 045 SHOE cabinet. Wood.

Depth 24cn, height 88cms, with 74cm.

Good condition £20 Tel: 01256 279326 ROCKERY stone approx 1/2 ton concrete mushroom. Can deliver. Call 9:30 - 5pm.

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LEAF blower / vacuum.

McCulloch 2 stroke GBV345 with collection back as now unwanted gift. £75 ovno Tel: 01635 315597

TV Philips 32 inch flat sceen, VGC complete GOLF club set Pin- with stand and freeview box, £20. Tel: 01256 seeker right handed.

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L/H golf clubs, 18lec battery trolley, carry bag, pull trolley.Offers.

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DVD player, Blaupunkt, good working order, £15. Tel: 01635 523115.

LADIES handbag, red colour, brand new.

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More of the same from Bison

By Adam Flinn IT was a familiar story for Basingstoke Bison as once again they picked up a win and a defeat in their two games over the weekend.

A surprise 5-2 defeat at home to Bracknell Bees on Saturday was followed up with a 2-0 win away at Sheffield Steeldogs on Sunday.

Both were cup games, with Saturday’s being a National Cup fi xture.

The competition has not been kind to Bison this season, having only recorded one win in their five games to sit bottom of group D on two points.

A busy fi rst period ended goalless, despite Bison having some opportunities on the powerplay.

However it was Bison who did manage to score fi rst on 28:59 as Kurt Reynolds fed Aaron Connolly to break behind the defence and slide the puck

past Alex Mettam for the opening goal.

The lead didn’t last long though as Steven Osman got the puck between Dean Skinns’ legs to get the Bees level.

And they moved in front a minute later as Jan Bendik fi red home.

The fi nal period didn’t get any better for Bison, as fi rst Shaun Thompson scored and then Frantisek Bakrlik added two more to give them a fourgoal advantage.

Ryan Sutton pulled one back for Bison in the fi nal minute while they had a two-man advantage, but it was nonetheless a disappointing defeat for the Herd.

Things went better on Sunday though as Bison secured a 2-0 win at Sheffield in the Autumn Cup. Once again there weren’t any goals in the fi rst period, but Vanya Antronov netted a shorthanded goal on 26:44 to

Vanya Antonov was on the scoresheet for Bison in their win over Sheffield Steeldogs Picture: grantking photography.com

And despite ultimately missing the fi nal five rounds of the season, Collard hung on to secure fi fth place in the drivers’ standings with a fi nal tally of 256 points.

He said: “It’s a real shame I wasn’t able to race this weekend, but I’m proud to have played my part in the teams’ and manufacturers’ championship wins for the second year in a row.

“I’ve had seven podiums and a win earlier in the season and I’m pleased with this.

give the visitors the lead.

They kept hold of their narrow advantage until the final three minutes, when Bison were finally able to put the tie to bed as

Dan Scott scored their second.

Bison will play their fi rst National Ice Hockey League Division 1 game since September 9 on Saturday when

they take on London Raiders at home.

They follow that up with another league fi xture on Sunday, away to Invicta Dynamos.

“To fi nish fi fth in the points even after missing the last five races shows how competitive we’ve been across the year.

“The BMW has been an excellent car at all circuits and two titles is what the whole team deserves.”

Ash Sutton was crowned the 2017 BTCC champion after Collard’s team-mate Colin Turkington was forced to retire from the fi nal race with damage.

The 2018 season is due to start at the Brands Hatch Indy circuit on April 8.

the division, with a game in hand over their Portsmouthbased rivals.

Arlesey had taken the lead in Saturday’s match, but the Row weren’t behind for long as Sam Argent scored from the penalty spot.

Two minutes later they were in front as the Arlesey defence couldn’t clear the ball away, allowing Jake Baxter to fi re home from 10 yards.

The third came shortly before half-time, with Paul Hodges setting up James Ten-

RUGBY: Basingstoke RFC’s season isn’t showing any signs of improving after they were beaten 93-0 away to Old Cranleighans on Saturday.

Unsurprisingly ‘Stoke are bottom of the London 3 South West table, having accumulated a points difference of -223 from their first four games. The next worst is 10th-placed Warlingham on -36.

Basingstoke host Battersea Ironsides in their next game this Saturday.

Loss to leaders FOOTBALL: It was a tough afternoon for Basingstoke Ladies as they lost 5-1 to league leaders Plymouth Argyle Ladies on Sunday.

Katie Randell had given Basingstoke the lead after five minutes, but four goals from Natasha Knapman and another from Zoe Cunningham ended their hopes.

Basingstoke are 10th in the South West Division 1 table with two points. Their next match is away at FC Chippenham in the Women’s FA Cup this Sunday.

Hogan misses out Rob Collard only took part in practice. Picture: btcc.net

Six of the best for Hartley Wintney as they thrash Arlesey HARTLEY Wintney continued their strong start to the EvoStik South Division One East season with a 6-1 thrashing of Arlesey Town on Saturday afternoon.

They are level on 21 points with Moneyfields at the top of

FOOTBALL: Tadley Calleva have stayed in touch with the Wessex League Division One leaders after winning 2-0 against Verwood Town on Saturday.

They are third in the table, three points behind Laverstock & Ford but with two games in hand.

However Whitchurch United fell to a 1-0 defeat against fellow strugglers Fawley.

Another big defeat

Ramifications of Silverstone cause Collard to miss BTCC season finale TWO weeks on from his huge shunt at Silverstone, Rob Collard was forced to pull out from Sunday’s British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) finale at Brands Hatch on medical grounds.

The north Hampshire racer withdrew ahead of qualifying on Saturday, having taken part in the practice sessions.

He stayed on to cheer Team BMW to the teams’ and constructors’ titles on Sunday however, on what was his 49th birthday.

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nant to score from the edge of the box.

Goal number four came on 54 minutes as Liam Eagle headed in from a corner, before Argent added another soon after.

And Hodges completed the rout as he scored from 18 yards

out, after a lovely passing display from Hartley.

Following on from that big win, Hartley were due to play Farnborough in the fi rst round of the Bigfreebet.com Challenge Cup last night as the Observer went to press.

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DARTS: Basingstoke darts ace Paul Hogan has missed out on a spot at January’s BDO World Darts Championship.

‘Crocodile Dundee’ was competing at the qualifying event in Bridlington last week and had knocked out two-time champion Ted Hankey, but came unstuck against Dutch player Toon Greebe.

Hogan produced a memorable run at the 2017 world championship, going 3-0 up against eventual champion Glen Durrant before losing 4-3.

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Dragons leave it late to put a stop to losing run

By Adam Flinn THREE late goals saw Basingstoke Town end their run of three consecutive defeats with a 3-0 win over Redditch United at the Camrose on Saturday.

All three goals came in the fi nal 15 minutes of the match, which saw a delay early on in the fi rst half after the referee was forced off with a hamstring injury.

It means the Dragons have moved back up to 11th in the Southern Premier League table with 15 points.

They then followed that up with a 6-2 win away at Fleet Town in the fi rst round of the Bigfreebet.com Challenge Cup on Tuesday night.

Saturday’s fi xture at the Camrose came after a run of three away games in a row for Basingstoke, all of which they had narrowly lost.

It looked as though it might be another tough afternoon for the Dragons as Redditch made the stronger start, with Dior Angus forcing Colm McAdden into an early save.

Spencer Weir-Daley then headed over from close range.

The game was then brought to a halt after referee Iain Parsons suffered a hamstring injury, leading to a member of the crowd taking to the field as a replacement.

After a 15-minute delay the game restarted and was fairly quiet until the half-time whistle, with Basingstoke’s best chance coming as Jack McKnight failed to convert Sam Smart’s cross.

The home side were beginning to look more dominant following the break, with Dan Bayliss going close twice and Shane Hollamby hitting the inside of the post with a header.

With 75 minutes on the clock the deadlock was fi nally broken as Smart was brought down by Gui Mailancol in the box, and Ben Wright converted the subsequent penalty.

Three minutes later it was 2-0 as Marcus Johnson-Schuster launched an unstoppable strike into the top left corner for a magnificent goal.

And the scoreline was completed soon afterwards as Callum Bunting – making his debut for Basingstoke – collected Smart’s cross before fi ring over Redditch keeper Ethan Ross.

Tuesday’s game saw plenty of goals at Fleet, as Basingstoke booked their place in the second round with Bunting getting a hat-trick in just his second game for the club.

Wright scored twice while Dan Collier got the other.

Basingstoke return to league action at home to Banbury on Saturday afternoon.

Sam Smart, pictured, set up Callum Bunting to score Basingstoke’s third goal against Redditch. Picture: Steve Gridley

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