The village of Bramshott, located in the East Hampshire district of Hampshire, England, along a road that once linked London and Portsmouth, has been around since medieval times, and by all appearances doesn’t seem to have changed all that much. Tracing its origins back to at least 1225 AD, it still has a historical feel of a place almost forgotten by time, with cobbled streets and rustic old buildings from another time. Here within this sleepy locale are numerous manors and churches from another era, defying time and enchanting visitors. Yet for all of its charming beauty this little village holds a dark history and reputation for being extremely haunted, to the point that it is often considered to be the most ghost infested village in all of England.
He received several offers from women but decided to spend Christmas alone
Mr Williams said he would not eat nut cutlet and is cooking himself a steak
A 75-year-old widower is set to dine alone on Christmas Day after he rejected a vegetarian s offer of company because he d rather eat on his own than have lettuce for lunch .
Tony Williams lost his wife to cancer this year and launched his appeal, placing cards around Alton, Hampshire, where he lives, promising a sumptuous feast, fine wines and good conversation .
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However, despite receiving offers from several women, Mr Williams has decided he would rather eat alone than suffer the task of preparing vegetarian food for his guest.
Coronavirus deaths and cases rocket in Surrey as Waverley set for Tier 4 move
From Boxing Day, the whole county will be under the toughest Covid-19 restrictions
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Government tiers review update
Exponential rises in cases in the South East and East of England necessitate decisive action ahead of the formal review on 30 December.
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From the beginning of 26 December, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Oxfordshire and most of Hampshire to be escalated to Tier 4, Cheshire and Northamptonshire escalated to Tier 3, and Cornwall and Herefordshire escalated to Tier 2
Latest data confirms rapid case rises are strongly linked to the new strain of coronavirus
After careful consideration of the latest data, the following local authority areas will move to Tier 4: Stay at Home from the beginning of 26 December:
Brighton and Hove
Does 70% of England REALLY need to be in Tier Three? How 86 areas under harshest restrictions are recording fewer Covid cases than national average and five parts of the country with the quickest-growing outbreaks escaped toughest curbs
Total of 38 million people will be faced with Tier 3 come Saturday after swathes of South East hit with curbs
Tory MPs said it was totally unacceptable that low infection towns dragged into Tier 3 due to hotspot areas
A lockdown split did emerge today in Surrey, but it has led to more confusion about criteria being used