Romsey

Me agrees, but it's not gonna happen.

Bill's from Romsey.

"Small boats, big boat, boats from Normandy.

What next? A ferry full of illegal migrants from the Isle of..." Well, he didn't say Isle of Wight.

And then bringing the curtain down on Division 3, Compton and Shalford B were at home to Limington.

And Romsey and Abbey in another fairly spicy match.

were at home to Portswood.

It's late in the summer, but two of those fixtures really mattered.

In division three, bottom of the table, Romsey and Abbey were in a position to drag Portswood down into relegation with them.

Romsey got an unlikely home win last time out against Leamington to turn their points balance from negative one to plus one point.

They were at home for this one and a win would pull third from bottom Portswood into that second relegation spot.

A win for Romsey wouldn't save them from the bottom, That was settled weeks ago.

Why don't we talk next then about the women's Rams? And, well, they were in action last weekend.

They were playing Romsey away.

That's coming up next.

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So, Petersfield women's Rams then, coming into this game last Sunday, had played two, lost two, and have been given a right old wake-up call about what life is like in Hampshire Division 2. and taken quite a couple of kickings along the way.

So, Romsey then, they've lost to them 1-3 away.

At least they're not leaking goals as many as they had

But they won't find out if they're surviving for a couple of weeks yet.

In Division 3, Romsey and Abbey won at home 6-2.

That was the first win for struggling Romsey.

They've been on minus one points all summer, but they are now up to plus one point, thanks to the two points they got for beating Lymington 6-2 at home.

So well done to Romsey and Abbey.

Uh, Totton and Eling, Compton and Shawford tied 4-4 in Division 3.

And in Division 4, the second to last fixture of the season, Kingsgate B tied against Glebe and also, of course, 4-4.

Coming up soon, we're going to feature the end of the men's and ladies events in the Southampton and Portsmouth leagues for the summer, and we'll preview the winter leagues in detail for both those districts plus East Hants for the first time.

She replied, bitty boys? Nitty boys? Or something.

And then, because they're saying about him stealing the car, he's like, I bet I stole a car out of Romsey.

Aye, something like that.

He probably would

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A housing developer based in Romsey has made it clear they want to build around 110 homes behind the church and primary school in Motcombe, and they want you to tell them what you think about it.

Stratland Estates has launched its own consultation before submitting a formal outline planning application to Dorset Council for this land north of the Turnpike Road.

The company is proposing a mixture of one- to four-bedroom affordable and market homes.

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"I wonder if the sheikhs in Saudi Arabia," says Bill to both of us, "uh, will give the Labour Party some cash in exchange for the RAF jets," helps us Bill in Romsey.

Mm.

Morning, Jez, Charlie, Keith in Nottingham.

I haven't put them onto the website yet, but I will be trialling them out at a show that I go to this weekend.

In fact, I'm going to the Romsey show on Saturday.

Are we having an exclusive here, Simon? What's

your

It's difficult to keep it up to date.

Actually, looking on that, what's the date? It's September...

Oh, yeah, the Romsey show.

I haven't added on there, so that's very naughty, isn't it? But yes, because I was going to do, it's Saturday the 12th, isn't it? I was going to do, I think it was Soul Spring, but I've cancelled that.