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This year's Christmas displays at Windsor Castle will commemorate the 20th anniversary of the restoration of the Queen's royal residence following the fire in 1992.

Visitors will see the state apartments adorned with gold decorations, inspired by the intricate gilding work undertaken to refurbish the interiors after the blaze.

The focal point will be a 20ft Nordmann fir tree in St George's Hall, taken from Windsor Great Park and dressed in gold decorations.

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A charity is hoping to raise thousands of pounds to help military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Mayfields Nursery, near Southampton, already provides gardening therapy for people with mental health issues and now Solent Mind wants to set up a new programme to help 10 ex-service personnel a year.

A series of measures to improve safety on a road where several high-profile crashes have taken place have been proposed.

The government ordered the review of the A34 after concerns were raised about its safety.

A Highways England review lists 16 potential improvements, including enhanced road markings.

But it also suggests driver behaviour was a "significant contributing factor" in the majority of collisions.

The 62-mile route between Hampshire and Oxfordshire has come under increasing scrutiny, particularly along the stretch between the M4 and M40.

The government ordered the Highways England review of the A34 after concerns were raised about its safety.

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Plans for 45 beach huts on four levels on Dorset's Jurassic Coast have been refused.

The proposals for the beach at the Pines Hotel on Burlington Road in Swanage also included communal toilets and stairways.

Purbeck District Council's planning committee turned down the application following a site visit and meeting earlier today. Council officers had recommended the application be refused as it would "cause significant harm to the landscape character" of the area.

The hotel owners said the huts would bring in tourism.

A council spokesman said the committee had not been opposed to the principle of some form of development, but objected to the "amount and scale" of the huts.

Here is the full statement released by Micael Lane and Flick Drummond announcing that Mrs Drummond is leaving her post of deputy police and crime commissioner by mutual consent, blaming the lack of a "professional relationship" between the two.

A former Tory MP has stepped down as deputy police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight only weeks into the job.

A joint statement with PCC Michael Lane, Flick Drummond said it had not been "not possible to build a professional relationship" between the two.

She lost her Portsmouth South seat to Labour's Stephen Morgan in June's general election.

Michael Lane announced Mrs Drummond at his preferred choice of deputy on 4 September, citing her experience as an MP and because of her community work.

Wightlink ferry crew members who have notched up a total of almost a millenniums worth of service with the company have been recognised at a special event in Portsmouth

Thirty two Wightlink staff who have served as much as 44 years each were treated to a celebration lunch for reaching career milestones totalling 996 years.

The longest-serving was Paul McCoubrie from Leigh Park, Havant who started as a ‘bar boy’ and is now a senior rating on Fast Cat catamarans between Portsmouth Harbour and Ryde.

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Oxford's traffic system coped well with the opening of the huge new Westgate shopping centre yesterday, the county council has said.

With drivers appearing to heed signs pointing them towards park and ride sites, Oxfordshire County Council's traffic management team said car parks on the outskirts were busier than normal but there was no noticeable rise in the volume of cars coming into the heart of Oxford.

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The B3143 Slyer's Lane between Dorchester and Piddlehinton is closed because of a two-car crash.

Paramedics are at the scene but Dorset Police said it believed two people to be "walking wounded".

A 14-year-old girl has been taken to hospital after taking a substance, believed to be ecstasy.

The teenager was taken ill in Fir Vale Road, Bournemouth, late last night.

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of supplying class A drugs.

Police said the girl was understood to have attended a private under-18s party at Cameo nightclub, but there was nothing to link the drug incident to the party.

Thieves have stolen traffic lights and batteries, external from a construction site in West Hanney, Oxfordshire.

The equipment, which also included a whacker plate and a pedestrian roller, was taken from a shed in Winter Lane between 17:00 on Monday and 07:20 on Tuesday.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Thames Valley Police.

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Police in Hampshire are stepping up operations to target poaching, hare coursing and other rural crimes.

The force says such activities increase during late autumn after the cutting of crops and with increased hours of darkness.

Sgt Andy Williams of Hampshire Constabulary said: "Poachers aren’t the old fashioned 'one for the pot' characters seen in fiction. They are nearly always associated with other criminality, including rural burglaries, thefts and damage to property.

"Our powers include the seizure of dogs, equipment and even vehicles used in poaching and other illegal activity."

Members of the public are urged to contact police with any information or use the Project Poacher app, external to report suspected illegal activity.

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Police investigating a burglary in Banbury have released a CCTV image, external of four boys they want to trace.

More than £2,000-worth of damage was caused to six properties in Spring Terrace, Woodgreen, on Thursday 14 September.

Thames Valley Police says the boys in the photo could have information vital to the investigation.