That's all for todaypublished at 18:02 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
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Summary
Updates from Monday 10 July
Firefighters tackle blaze near Hythe pier
Police leave note after drugs raid
Fire at two Southampton homes
Southern rail strike
Gainsborough sketches found at Windsor
That's all for todaypublished at 18:02 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Train route in 2,000-hour signal delayspublished at 17:58 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Signal faults on one of the UK's busiest train routes resulted in passengers being delayed by almost 2,000 hours in a year.
A BBC Freedom of Information request found services between Reading and Paddington experienced 307 signal faults between 2016 and 2017.
This figure was up by 20% on the previous year, Network Rail revealed. Network Rail said it was investing "huge sums of money" to reduce the problems.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe company added that the faults occurred for a "variety of reasons".
A spokesman for Great Western Railway, which operates the route, said the recurring signal faults were "frustrating".
'Unreliable' bin trucks to be replacedpublished at 17:56 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
£6.5 million has been spent on replacing 'unreliable' bin lorries in South Oxfordshire.
South Oxfordshire District Council have apologised for disruption to thousands of household collections, caused by the current fleet breaking down.
The new trucks will replace the old ones in the in the autumn.
The district council and contractor Biffa say they will draft in extra vehicles and call on the crews to work extra hours in the mean time.
Quote MessageAs they are reaching the end of their life, they have started to become unreliable with some unfortunately breaking down en-route. We would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused to residents.
Cllr Tony Harbour, South Oxfordshire District Council Cabinet Member
Cash stolen from 97-year-old womanpublished at 17:54 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Thames Valley Police are looking for a couple who stole a 97-year-old woman's handbag in Bicester.
The incident happened on Thursday in Manors Field Road at about 1.15pm.
The female offender distracted the victim before she and the male offender left the scene.
Shortly afterwards, the victim realised that her handbag was missing.
It was later found in Priory Road but an amount of cash had been taken from it.
Both offenders are described as aged between 40 and 50 and of Eastern European origin.
Image source, GoogleImage caption, Manors Field Road
Man in court over Eastleigh stabbingpublished at 17:51 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
A man has appeared in court charged with murder after a 22-year-old was stabbed to death in Eastleigh.
Alex Woods was found with stab wounds on Scott Road in the town on Thursday.
Andi Leigh Edwards, 36, appeared before Southampton magistrates and was remanded in custody to appear at Winchester Crown Court on Wednesday.
All-terrain wheelchairs for Lyme Regispublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Two new all-terrain wheelchairs have been introduced to improve accessibility at Lyme Regis beach.
The town council spent £6,000 on the equipment to ensure disabled people had the opportunity to enjoy the sea and sand at the Dorset resort.
Seven-year-old Oli Apps, from Uplyme, who uses a specialist wheelchair, had the opportunity to take one onto the beach and to the water’s edge for the first time.
Mum Kelly Apps said: “The wheelchair will make the beach much more accessible and allow us to be a normal family.
“I love coming to the beach but it’s not been fun in recent years because of the limitations.
“The wheelchair will give Oli the opportunity to have an experience that an able-bodied person can have.”
Image source, Lyme Regis Town CouncilPolice Federation criticises recording of force incidentspublished at 17:44 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
The chairman of the Hampshire Police Federation has criticised a new 10-page form officers have to fill out every time they use any kind of force.
Since April this year officers have had to record a series of details every time they use handcuffs, CS spray or draw a baton.
John Apter said filling out the 10-page form had proved to be like "writing an exam essay".
The Home Office insisted the rules brought "unprecedented transparency" to policing.
Image source, iStockQuote Message"It is "over-engineered. I know officers who haven't got the time to fill in the form," he said, adding that in some city forces, such as London's Metropolitan Police, officers might have to fill in six forms on each shift."
John Apter, Hampshire Police Federation
New rehab service for children recovering from tumourspublished at 17:43 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
A new long-term rehabilitation service for children recovering from brain and spinal tumours is being launched by a charity.
Media caption, A long-term rehabilitation service for children recovering from brain tumours is launched
Pictures show Hythe garage devastated by firepublished at 17:39 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Pictures taken by firefighters show the extent of the fire at the garage in Hythe earlier this morning.
At its height more that 50 firefighters fought the blaze at Prospect Place near the pier which broke out shortly after 05:30 BST.
The service said its fire investigation team were expected to inspect the site later.
Quote Message"We would especially like to thank all the emergency services who turned out so promptly and quickly secured the area and protected other parts of our lovely village. The garage was shut at the time and nobody was hurt. We must suspend our work for now until the site is declared safe and we can then review our options."
Hythe Garage, Spokesman
Image source, HFRS
Image source, HFRS
Image source, Hythe GarageMoving observatory art studio arrives at Burton Bradstockpublished at 17:30 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
A moving observatory art studio has arrived at its latest location - the Jurassic Coast.
The Observatory which forms two structures, an artist's workspace and a workshop, which is open to the public has been relocated from Buckler's Hard to its new home at Burton Bradstock.
It will spend several months at the location with artists taking up residence in the space.
The project is run by the Winchester-based Spud (Space Placemaking and Urban Design) organisation.
Image source, SPUD
Image source, SPUDHythe's raft racepublished at 17:07 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Hythe's annual raft race was held at the weekend - the event, held on Southampton Water, is one of the few held on the open sea.
From decorated crafts to more serious entries, the event welcomes competitors of all abilities. Money raised went to the RNLI.
Fans say farewell to Cornburypublished at 16:44 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Music fans at the weekend's Cornbury Festival shared their memories of the event which is ending after 14 years.
Media caption, The Cornbury 2017 crowd choose their favourite Cornbury Music Festival moments.
Motorcyclist injured in Minley crashpublished at 16:32 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Police have appealed for witnesses to a collision in Minley, near Farnborough, which has left a motorcyclist with serious injuries.
It happened just outside the Penny Hill Caravan Site on the B3013 Minley Road on Friday afternoon and involved a red lorry and a motorcycle.
The 25-year-old female rider of the motorcycle suffered serious injuries and was taken to St George’s Hospital, London.
The male driver of the lorry was uninjured.
Jane Austen statue takes shapepublished at 16:13 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
A new life size statue of Jane Austen being created for the centre of Basingstoke will mark the 200th anniversary of the author's death.
Media caption, A life-size statue of Jane Austen is created in a Hampshire workshop
Women runs third 10k after rare cancerpublished at 15:57 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Chris Palfrey had her jaw replaced with part of her hip after developing a rare cancer.
Regulator examines NHS trust's financespublished at 15:25 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Finances at the NHS trust in Oxfordshire will be investigated after it missed its budget target.
Read MoreWeight restriction for Isle of Wight bridgepublished at 15:25 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
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End of twitter postFuneral held for pioneering police womanpublished at 14:32 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
A civic funeral has been held for Gladys Howard, who died aged 100. She was one of Portsmouth's first WPCs in the late 1940s, going on to become an inspector.
After retiring she became a city councillor and eventually Lord Mayor.
Quote MessageShe played such an important role in the development of policing and women progressing through the ranks. She was a remarkable lady and had a fantastic political career - she was a real shining light and example to many people.
Ass Ch Const Scott Chilton, Hampshire Constabulary
Woman seen running from fire at Southampton houses soughtpublished at 14:32 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
Police are looking for a woman who was seen running away after a fire broke out at two homes in Southampton.
The blaze broke out shortly after 04:00 BST at two houses in Poole Road.
It took 20 firefighters more than four hours to bring the fire, which spread to the roof of both houses and the upstairs of one, under control.
Hampshire Constabulary, external said: "A woman was reported as running away from the address when the fire started and we are making enquiries to locate her."
The force said officers remain at the address assisting fire crews.
No-one was injured in the fire.
Media caption, Fire breaks out at two houses in Poole Road, Southampton
Roundmoor Ditch project goes out to consultationpublished at 13:46 British Summer Time 10 July 2017
A public consultation is to be held on how to improve a stretch of river in Berkshire.
Roundmoor Ditch, which runs between Taplow and Dorney Common, had a major clean-up in 2014 to get rid of sewage.
A two-year project will now rebuild riverbanks and remove vegetation preventing wildlife diversity.
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