Hampshire drivers will need to be aware of a few closures on the M3 and M27 for the weekend of July 31 to August 2

Vandals targeted Whittle & S’more Forest School, an outdoor learning space run by Kerry, on July 19, damaging equipment and facilities.

From wildlife encounters to moments of summer activity, this month’s Camera Club captures Outdoor Action in all its forms

The Andover Advertiser can reveal the shortlist for this year's Beauty Salon of the Year 2026 competition.

A photograph appearing to show in-store Asda signage backing up the claims was shared online.

Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence in order to watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on.

The sale includes 201 standalone Argos stores and the 466 Argos outlets located within Sainsbury’s supermarkets.

You can be fined up to £1,000 if you do not tell DVLA about ADHD that affects your ability to drive safely.

This award is given to an individual or team who has demonstrated outstanding achievement, dedication or commitment in sport.

A man has been charged with multiple driving offences following a hare coursing incident near Ludgershall earlier this year.

The plans for land behind Greenacre on Walworth Road, Picket Piece, include two bungalows and two two-storey homes. Greenacre would stay at the front of the plot.

Andover youngsters will design and help paint the Chantry Street artwork in a Test Valley Borough Council-led Andover Vision project.

Figures based on Citizens Advice complaint data show the borough has the second-highest rate in England and Wales.

The closure, which is part of Southern Water’s ongoing wastewater network upgrades, has led to heavier traffic through nearby areas including Foundry Road in Anna Valley.

The awards recognise outstanding achievement across the region and have been honouring businesses of all sizes since 2004.

The two-year programme combines classroom learning with practical experience.

The ‘utterly avoidable’ death of a man in Parklands hospital happened due to staff failures, a jury has found.

New analysis suggests the State Pension could reach £20,561 by 2046, with retirees facing income tax bills of up to £1,598 if tax thresholds remain frozen.

Hampshire county councillor for Andover West Chris Donnelly said King Arthur’s Way will be fully resurfaced from August 17 to 25.

The pub said on social media that thin crowds in recent months had made live music nights unaffordable.

Plans for up to 40 homes off a narrow lane on Broughton's edge have raised concerns from highways officers and Natural England.

An 86-acre solar farm at Lower Wyke, near St Mary Bourne, has been approved after appeal.

Andover residents have been told a cemetery footpath will close for five days next month for "essential emergency maintenance works".

The Foreign Office has issued travel advice for Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece amid wildfire risks

Universal Credit households could receive up to £4,500 a year under new government plans to help teenagers start apprenticeships.

M&S has launched a new range of affordable kids' summer clothing from £3.50, including dresses, joggers, T-shirts perfect for the school holidays

A major increase in spending on vehicles, buildings and equipment by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service is pressing ahead this year.

The Highway Code’s Rule 94 advises against using tinted glasses, lenses, or visors at night or in poor visibility if they limit how well you can see.

Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from the trust’s board, ask questions and learn more about the work taking place.

These computer-enabled ticket machines can store hundreds of routes, dispense tickets at the press of a button and constantly keep track of where the bus is.

The event will feature live music, classic cars, food and drink, a meat raffle and the pub’s ‘Meats & Beats’ music quiz.

The event will feature three bird of prey flying displays as part of a packed programme designed to inspire and engage visitors of all ages.

Hampshire has been declared in drought by the Environment Agency, along with half of England.

The packed civic calendar included celebrations of diversity, military service, and a hospital centenary.

The event will see participants descend 100 metres down the side of the South Coast landmark to raise funds for the charity’s work.

Southern Water says work has begun in Ithorpe and crews will be "working our way down to St Mary Bourne throughout the summer and into Autumn".

Residents reported a major leak in Roman Road, Longstock, on Friday, July 24, sending hundreds of litres of chlorinated drinking water into drains leading to the River Test.

A man who entered a school in Andover with the intent to cause damage has been ordered to pay more than £2700.

A surge in demand during recent heatwaves is placing hundreds of thousands of pounds of extra costs on Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service.

Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo are among the programmes to be cut

The new Celebrity Masterchef contestants, who will compete in the long-running BBC One show, include TV personalities, an Olympic star, and a comedian.

Costa Coffee has reintroduced a classic British treat after it was discontinued during the Covid-19 pandemic but there's a twist.

HMRC is sending 1.8 million Simple Assessment tax letters this summer. Find out who will receive one, why you may owe tax and the payment deadline.

A rare partial solar eclipse will be in the UK skies next month. Here's how and when you can see it.

The rare Royal Mint 50p coin has sold for more than £150 on eBay, and there are thousands more out there that could be worth a small fortune

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said people in Southampton and Hampshire should expect to see plenty of him as Prime Minister.

A four-bedroom home has gone on the market for £435,000.

This year, a record-breaking 904 nominations were received across 13 award categories, with entries coming from patients, members of the public and colleagues.

The motion was put forward by Councillor Neil Gwynne and seconded by Councillor Janet Burnage at a full council meeting on Thursday, July 22.

Councillors split over whether Hampshire County Council (HCC) should press ahead with legal action after setting aside up to £500,000 for the challenge at their July 22 full council meeting.