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William is an NCTJ-trained reporter, and covers a variety of stories across Southampton. Away from the newsroom, he is an avid music lover and a Cardiff City fan.

Latest articles from William Dalgleish

Newport's Day of Christmas event will be held on November 21. Newport's Day of Christmas event will be held on November 21.

Newport’s free Day of Christmas event returns next weekend

A pirate-themed treasure hunt has raised nearly £2,000 for Brain Tumour Research. A pirate-themed treasure hunt has raised nearly £2,000 for Brain Tumour Research.

Pirate treasure hunt on the Island raises nearly £2,000 for charity

The Samphire dance group The Samphire dance group

Isle of Wight adult dance group celebrates ten years

Drivers on the Isle of Wight should prepare for multiple road closures. Drivers on the Isle of Wight should prepare for multiple road closures.

Latest road closures set to impact the Isle of Wight

The Vectensian Lodge of Freemasons has donated £250 to support Northwood Parish Council's Warm Space. The Vectensian Lodge of Freemasons has donated £250 to support Northwood Parish Council's Warm Space.

Isle of Wight community warm space given £250 boost

Chris Tate Chris Tate

Universities warned to act early as financial pressures mount

A new smart auto-salting system is being rolled out in Hampshire. A new smart auto-salting system is being rolled out in Hampshire.

Hampshire rolls out smart gritters to improve road safety

The Southampton Toy Appeal has returned for its 38th year. The Southampton Toy Appeal has returned for its 38th year.

Southampton Toy Appeal returns for its 38th year

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