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  • Senior Researcher and Writer, Which?
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Historic slipway dig at Buckler's Hard enters river

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By Hannah Walsh Verified
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An excavation of a slipway from the 18th Century where ships for Lord Nelson's fleet were built is continuing after the structure was first revealed last year. Buckler's Hard, the small hamlet in the New Forest where the slipway is located, was once home to one of the busiest private shipyards of the 1700s. A team has been digging on the land and into the water, with divers working in the Beaulieu river at the lowest part of the slipway.
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New beer sommelier praises 'superb' local brewers

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By Hannah Walsh Verified
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A beer enthusiast has said he is "over the moon" to become one of the first people working in Hampshire and Dorset to receive a sommelier accreditation. Ryan Perry, also know as Crafty Beer Boy, said the training to become part of the Guild of Beer Sommeliers was "really full on". Perry, from Dorset, documented his journey on his TikTok, where he has shared reviews of beers and tours of breweries to help build his portfolio.
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Student's cold water exposure device wins award

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By Hannah Walsh Verified
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Rupert Murphy designed the device because of his own love for water sports A student has been recognised for his work designing a new device to help increase body temperature after cold water exposure. Rupert Murphy, a product design student from Bournemouth University, developed 'Re-Warm' as he was looking for ways to warm up after water sports. The device works by increasing the body's core temperature using warm humidified air that is breathed in.
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