The game was effectively over after 20 minutes as Ollie Pearce steered home his 31st league goal of the season from Lewis Richardson's right-wing cross on 16 minutes before Cam John added a quickfire second when he took the ball around Joe McDonnell in the Eastleigh goal and slotted home The win extended York's unbeaten run to eight matches as they now prepare for a home play-off semi-final in their bid to join Barnet in the EFL The result left Eastleigh in 13th place in the final standings To load Comments you need to enable JavaScript in your browser The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made Watson Match OfficialsReferee: Ryan AtkinAssistant Referee 1: James HurstAssistant Referee 2: James HooperFourth Official: Matthew NortonMatch StatsKey Copyright © 2025 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking. The Prime Minister has warned that water company executives could now face jail for concealing sewage spills as Parliament heard criticism of Southern Water’s performance failures in Eastleigh — including a major pre-Christmas water outage Keir Starmer said new legislation now in force would give regulators and ministers stronger powers to act “Under new powers that came into effect last week water bosses can now face years in jail for concealing sewage spills We have banned the payment of bonuses and introduced new powers and of course we are delivering a major review through our water commission.” Labour’s new Water Act allows for criminal charges against executives who conceal pollution It also bans bonuses for company bosses and creates an independent commission to oversee the sector Ministers say the changes reflect growing public anger and a need for tougher regulation Southern Water has been responsible for a pre-Christmas water outage that left thousands in areas including Bishopstoke without supply sewage discharges into the protected River Itchen surface flooding linked to infrastructure works and disruption to homes and businesses along Allington Lane The Prime Minister said the previous Conservative government should apologise to Eastleigh residents for the condition of local rivers and the volume of sewage discharged under their watch I'm the News Editor and admin for this site and a life-long Eastleigh resident. Email me at s.slominski@eastleighnews.co.uk.  Tags: Enter your email address to subscribe to Eastleigh News and receive notifications of new posts by email vision and plans for the future and how we deliver our services We do more than tackle fires and rescue people Catch up with all the latest that we have been involved in We’re proud to support and protect the wonderfully diverse community in which we serve We’re committed to keeping our communities safe well and informed and our prevention and protection work plays a large role in this Behind every firefighter there are specialist support teams all playing their part If you need to get in touch or find a form attended a blaze involving a large industrial machine at a warehouse unit on Chickenhall Lane We were alerted to the incident just after 5.30pm four main jets and four fans for smoke clearance with the fire manageable The damage was limited to the machinery and thankfully no one was harmed with one crew remaining on the site to handover to the site manager before the incident was closed at 10pm Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Get ready for a night of unforgettable music and boundless energy at Raise Your Voice – a choir show that promises to leave you uplifted and inspired Presented by the University of Winchester’s Show Choir this electrifying evening will feature a professional live band and surprise special guests making it an event you won’t want to miss Experience the power of a full choir sound harmonious vocals that will send chills down your spine From soul-stirring solo performances to dazzling group numbers this diverse and dynamic show has something for everyone – whether you’re a fan of pop The Show Choir isn’t just about performance; it’s about community This vibrant group of passionate singers welcomes everyone – from complete beginners to seasoned pros – and creates a fun inclusive environment where the love for music comes first the choir aims to extend that sense of belonging to the audience inviting you to join in the magic and passion that comes from making music together Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary celebration of song and spirit NCTJ trained. 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Sport and gig reviews are my passion.  Southern Water says it has completed sewer connection works at a Fair Oak garden centre as promised by 2 May — but the business owner at the centre of the long-running dispute says the job remains unfinished and continues to affect trade proprietor of Allington Nursery and Garden Centre on Allington Lane has accused the company and its contractors of leaving fencing and surface reinstatement work incomplete and of failing to honour commitments made in court and in writing In an email to Southern Water sent on Thursday 2 May and copied to Eastleigh News fence not done… the only bit you lot are bothered about \[is] the pipe.” He added that restricted access had disrupted deliveries in the run-up to the May bank holiday weekend — one of the busiest periods in the horticultural calendar — following similar disruption over Christmas and Easter Southern Water insists the work was completed by the revised deadline said photos taken that afternoon show the area restored with fencing in place and bollards added to protect new tarmac He confirmed that gravel had been laid where agreed and that a temporary security unit had been left on site until the alarm can be serviced Southern Water said a site meeting would now be arranged to address any remaining snagging issues Mr Goodridge maintains that the job has taken three weeks instead of the one-week timescale presented to the court and says the standard of work falls short of what was promised This latest dispute forms part of a wider pattern of disruption experienced by local residents and businesses linked to the ongoing construction of the One Horton Heath housing development flooding and other infrastructure-related impacts across the area Tags: Eastleigh at about 5.30pm on Sunday 4 September three main jets and two fans for smoke clearance with the fire manageable Tags: Polish folk dancers at the unveiling of the Hiltingbury memorial pic: David Shute As the country marks the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe a public artwork was unveiled in Hiltingbury on Saturday night (3 May) to commemorate the site of the former Polish Dependants’ Hostel Camp which housed more than a thousand displaced civilians between 1946 and 1957 was launched at The Hilt by the Deputy Mayor of Eastleigh Art critic and historian Waldemar Januszczak former Channel 4 editor-in-chief for the arts which was attended by local residents including Honorary Alderman Judith Grajewski and members of the Polish community from across the region the artwork includes three elements: a Polish Silver Birch tree planted on the former camp site and an illuminated neon sign affixed to the Hiltingbury Sports building The glowing words — ‘There were people at Hiltingbury who had experienced these events’ — are drawn from Marion Sobieraj’s memoir The Story of the Polish Dependants’ Hostel Hiltingbury and rendered in the handwriting of a Polish child who learned to read and write at the camp school Next to the tree stands a freestanding bilingual plaque the wording of which was provided by members of the Polish community their families and civilians freed from Soviet gulags and German places of forced labour To symbolise the uprooting of these people from their homeland artist Janetka Platun sourced and relocated a silver birch from Poland to the site of the camp handwritten by a surviving camp resident and quoting a line from Marion Sobieraj’s book ‘The Story of Polish Dependants Hostel Dedicated to all the Polish people who lived here whose father was a Polish soldier based at Witley Camp after the war said her approach was shaped by the memories of surviving residents and the philosophical idea of saeculum — the span of time in which an event remains in living memory “I want to create an exceptional way to honour the Polish people who were uprooted and resettled and who will be remembered through this public artwork,” she said Hiltingbury ward councillor James Duguid added: “Many residents have long wanted to see a tribute to the Hiltingbury Polish Dependants’ Hostel Camp We are proud that people from across the world have been able to make their homes in Chandler’s Ford and Eastleigh The project was funded by developer contributions for public art and supported by grants from Arts Council England Although the event was not organised as a military commemoration offering a timely opportunity to reflect on what many of the camp’s residents had experienced — and the contribution Poland made to the Allied victory in Europe Poland was the first nation to resist Nazi Germany in 1939 Despite being invaded from both west and east inflicting heavy losses on the German army: 16,000 killed Thousands of Polish troops escaped to the West and fought in many major engagements  — at Dunkirk Polish intelligence operatives were the first to crack the Enigma cipher and handed a working replica Enigma machine to British intelligence The Polish Air Force flew 86,527 combat sorties with the RAF and carried out 2,747 special operations missions to support resistance movements Polish pilots shot down 130 German aircraft The Polish Navy covered over 1.2 million sea miles and sank approximately 100,000 tonnes of enemy shipping The Polish Merchant Navy operated 58 vessels carried 4.8 million tonnes of Allied cargo and lost 15 ships with over 200 lives lost Polish intelligence ran numerous stations and cells in occupied Europe they delivered 37,894 reports to British intelligence More than 22,000 of these were used by British Special Liaison Control Polish agents first alerted the Allies to the Holocaust and the existence of extermination camps such as Auschwitz Although Polish veterans who had fought at Monte Cassino Tobruk and Arnhem were effectively excluded from Britain’s 1946 Victory Parade the new installation at Hiltingbury goes some way towards recognising that injustice and quietly honours those who found refuge here with their families after the war Tags: 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After nine victories in a row up to the end of March Dean Brennan's side are now winless in their past three games and had to come from behind to take a point from the visitors Eastleigh took a 36th-minute lead through Paul McCallum after a poor back pass left the Bees in trouble but Danny Collinge levelled just before half-time when he headed home an Anthony Hartigan free-kick Joe McDonnell made a couple of sharp saves to hold off a comeback leaving Barnet four points clear of second-placed York at the whistle with three games remaining Vokins Match OfficialsReferee: Martin RossAssistant Referee 1: David HuttonAssistant Referee 2: Harley McKittrickFourth Official: Nathan OakesMatch StatsKey Our history, vision and plans for the future and how we deliver our services We do more than tackle fires and rescue people. Catch up with all the latest that we have been involved in. Community is at the heart of what we do. 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Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); The hosts made the decisive breakthrough in the 30th minute when the veteran forward finished off a good move involving Jai Semenyo and Angel Waruih The visitors were reduced to 10 men seven minutes later when Otis Khan saw red for an elbow on goalscorer Maguire Eastleigh did not allow their mid-table rivals a way back and climb above them in the table with the three points Brindley at 73 minutesSubstituteshome team McGuckin at 54 minutesSubstitutesNumber 33 Whittle Match OfficialsReferee: Harry WagerAssistant Referee 1: Nick BloggAssistant Referee 2: Stuart KaneFourth Official: Steven HughesMatch StatsKey Tyrese Shade put the visitors in front after 14 minutes played in on goal by Ben Close before finding the bottom corner of the net Woking then drew level three minutes before the break when Aiden O'Brien headed in from Jacob Jones' free-kick Shade had Eastleigh back in front just after the hour with a powerful strike into the top corner that left Woking goalkeeper Ollie Webber with no chance But Shade then missed a chance to make it a hat-trick with a free header and Andrews made Eastleigh pay when he curled an 86th-minute free-kick around the wall to level Yellow Card at 90 minutes plus 4SubstitutesNumber 14 Underhill Match OfficialsReferee: Abigail ByrneAssistant Referee 1: Justin AmeyAssistant Referee 2: David MiddletonFourth Official: Tommy BreenMatch StatsKey Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service Shaylee was at home one evening when she noticed a charging cable was glowing bright orange and smoking Alerting her dad to the dangerous situation the family were able to call the fire service and evacuate safely A crew from Eastleigh arrived to make sure the property was clear from fire before thanking Shaylee for her quick thinking and then giving her a tour of their firefighting equipment “This incident could have been far worse without Shaylee’s fast thinking “Shaylee’s instinct to immediately alert her dad before informing the fire service and evacuating helped prevent this incident from being far worse that you use the charger which originally came with your device “Make sure that you know how to identify when your cable has become damaged looking out for exposed wiring and scorch marks.” “I’m so proud of Shaylee for spotting the danger and doing the right thing by telling me but also in comforting and reassuring Shaylee following a scary incident for such a young child.” We have seen faulty electrical items spark fires with devastating consequences across Hampshire and Isle of Wight the owner and her daughter were able to escape the blaze Stay safe around your rechargeable electrical items by following our guidance. 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