PETERSFIELD'S "moment to shine" during the famous torch relay ahead of the Olympic Games has helped toward a £50m bonanza for the county.
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In addition to the financial boost and the Olympic feel-good factor which engulfed towns and villages across the county, crime levels in Hampshire also dropped 15 per cent during the Games.
There was also a 10 per cent drop in crime during the Paralympic Games.
For full story, see this week's Petersfield Herald.

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