Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missed

PC Reg Hollis (left) was a key character in the long-running drama series

Stories about a TV cop helping real life police make an arrest and £15,000 being raised in memory of a cat were among our most read this week.

We have picked five articles from the past seven days in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Dorset, Berkshire and Oxfordshire to keep you up to date.

'School banned our kids from bouncy castle treat'

Danielle Hall said she was considering withdrawing her twin boys from the school

Parents have expressed anger after their school provided a bouncy castle reward for children with 100% attendance records.

Lanesend Primary School in Cowes, Isle of Wight, did not allow several other pupils to take part in Thursday's end-of-year treat.

Some families said the excluded children were being "abused" and "emotionally damaged" by the school.

However, in an email to parents, executive principal Alex Augustus said the reward was "never designed to punish or discriminate".

Snack bar to leave town after 35 years

Gemma Daniels and Sally Newport at Sal's Snack Bar

The owner of a snack bar closing its doors after more than 35 years has said she is "gutted" she will no longer see her regular customers.

Sal's Snack Bar, in Market Place, Didcot, is set to shut permanently at the end of August due to rising costs and dwindling customers.

Owner Sally Newport said the increased cost of living had had a significant impact on the café's trade.

Many people in the town have taken to social media to express their disappointment at the planned closure.

Cliff fall danger warning after 'huge' collapse

Chris Gasson said rocks were continuing to fall and urged people to stay away

Visitors to the Jurassic Coast are being warned to stay away from a "huge" cliff fall, where more of the cliff face is predicted to come down in the coming days.

Part of the cliffs at Seatown, Dorset, collapsed on to the beach overnight, with debris continuing to fall on Monday morning.

The aftermath was captured on camera by coast guide Chris Gasson who described it as "huge" and urged visitors to give it a "wide berth".

The National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) at Lyme Bay urged people to stay away from the cliffs.

The Bill's PC Reg Hollis helps arrest thief

A former star of ITV's The Bill has helped real-life officers arrest a suspected shoplifter.

Jeff Stewart, who played PC Reg Hollis for 24 years, came to the aid of police in Ocean Way, Southampton, on Wednesday.

The fleeing suspect fell off a bicycle before being handcuffed and Stewart, who lives locally, sat on his legs.

In video of the arrest released by Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, officers thanked the actor before asking for a group photo.

Community raises £15k for 'beloved cat' statue

Dexter enjoyed dropping into shops, restaurants and hotels, snoozing in sunny doorways, and claiming every comfy chair he could find

Thousands of pounds have been raised to fund a statue of Windsor's "beloved" cat.

Dexter roamed around the Berkshire town for years, with his adventures documented on social media.

The feline favourite recently died when he was hit by a car, and since then there has been an outpouring of support online with more than £15,000 raised to help the town remember him.

His owner Kirsty Jarvis said he was a "special part of the community".