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Bishop s Waltham 21/01497/FUL, Alpine Homes, single storey office building, Three Oaks Boarding Kennels, Botley Road. 21/01796/TPO, Mark Knox, tree works, The Gatehouse, Hoe Road. Colden Common 21/01476/HOU, Fiona McErlean, single storey front extension, 22 Piping Green. 21/01527/HOU, Mr and Mrs Shah, single storey games room and connecting lobby behind the garage, Drakes Court, Hensting Lane. Curdridge 21/01793/HOU, Mr and Mrs Watts, two storey side extension and a two storey rear extension, Meadowland, Vicarage Lane. Denmead 21/01462/FUL, Mrs Boldry, change of use from agricultural to equestrian; proposed stable block; outdoor menage and small parking area with space for a muck trailer, Hipley Cottage, Kiln Lane. ....
JAILED: Eriks Valants and Jed Martin THE prison sentences given to two men who bound an elderly woman to her stairs and threw a pillowcase over her head while they ransacked her house will not be changed. Eriks Valants, 23, and Jed Martin, 27 were each jailed for 10 years at Winchester Crown Court after they admitted to an of offence robbery which took place in Leckford, near Stockbridge, on March 23, last year. A request was made to the Attorney General’s Office to look into the case and see if their sentences were ‘unduly lenient’. Their sentences were referred to the Court of Appeal but following a review the court decided that they will be unchanged. No further details have been given as to why their sentences were not changed. ....