Hampshire drivers will need to be aware of a few closures on the M3 and M27 for the weekend of July 10 to 12

The plans include a splash pad, a modern clubhouse with community space, public toilets and a refreshment kiosk.

In his latest newsletter, the Andover Business Improvement District (BID) manager, Bill Hawkins, described the trend as a “serious safety risk”.

The full application, from Test Valley Borough Council, in partnership with TG Escapes and Alliance Leisure, seeks permission for the "construction of a community pavilion".

Event planners, organisers and volunteers; on behalf of the thousands of people who love the things you do, thank you.

An "exceptional" family home has been put on the market for £800,000.

The estate agents said the home is "beautifully presented" and "perfectly suited to modern family life".

Gozlugol joins manager Jamie Coleman, bringing international experience after several years coaching in the United States.

Louise Vincent, who trained at the Hammond School and the Royal Ballet Upper School before dancing professionally with English National Ballet, is celebrating a quarter of a century.

Speaking in Amesbury on Thursday, July 9, at a packed public meeting organised by Cllr Dr Monica Devendran, Mr Holden said the decision represented “death by 1,000 cuts” in national infrastructure planning and a lack of long-term vision for the c...

The festival-style event featured live music, crafts, games and food for young adults, their families and friends.

The award celebrates individuals and groups who have made a lasting, positive impact in their area through outstanding service and community spirit.

The van will be serving in the Brighton Hill Community Association car park in Gershwin Court, RG22 4NN, on Saturday, 11 July, from 3pm to 9pm.

Four men arrested after police discovered a large cannabis factory in an empty office building in Andover have been released on bail as officers continue their enquiries.

The county council has issued an update on the opening hours of Hampshire tips during the lasted bout of hot weather across the county.

A former police officer has been jailed after being convicted of historic child sex offences dating back more than three decades.

Hampshire County Council faces an estimated £550 million road repair backlog as it prepares to meet new government rules on pothole repairs and road maintenance.

Frank James Lawrence died on December 24, 2023, at Salisbury District Hospital after an incident occurred as he was being transported from his care home.

Four men have been arrested after police uncovered a large cannabis factory containing more than 1,800 plants inside an empty office building in Andover

Flying Ant Day is likely to take place between July and August in 2026, but what are the potential dates?

HAMPSHIRE schools have been warned about the risk of children’s images being misused online, including through artificial intelligence.

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Global Vision International (GVI) offered programmes abroad including nature and conservation trips.

Inside, the "heart of the home" is a modern kitchen with stylish cabinetry, quality work surface  and integrated appliances.

Agricultural buildings near Andover could be turned into a cluster of commercial business units under new plans submitted to Test Valley Borough Council.

The trip brought together top achievers from RACA’s 2025 Annual Awards of Excellence alongside Academicians.

Sweet Ideas in the Eye Candy Emporium, based on Bridge Street, has launched a new slushie machine, and among its first customers was councillor Iris Andersen, deputy mayor of Test Valley.

Officers were called to Hambledon House in Waterloo Court at around 4pm on July 7, after members of the public reported the discovery.

Vigo Road will be closed in a scheme that forms part of the authority’s annual planned maintenance programme and will see sections of the carriageway resurfaced.

Retro racing met ’80s nostalgia in an action-packed weekend of motorsport and entertainment in Andover.

The business at 7 Winchester Street, formerly trading as Chick-O-Land, closed for refurbishment before reopening at the end of June.

The supermarket, located at 69-70 Chantry Way in the Chantry Centre, successfully applied to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to vary its premises licence.

More than 100 children from Armed Forces families gathered at Tidworth Garrison Theatre to celebrate a year-long project.

The converted garage is currently being used as kennels, but could be used as a home office, playroom, hobby room or gym.

It has run multiple times in the West End and on Broadway, and has had international tours in more than 80 countries.

A choral society has celebrated more than a century of music in the heart of the community.

The scheme, in Weyhill, was delivered through an Employment and Skills Plan by Feltham Construction, who built two new warehouses for J Chandler and Co (Buckfast) Ltd.

WIMBLEDON is in full swing, and a Hampshire county hotel is embracing the tennis‑themed fun by serving a special afternoon tea.

Andover Town Council has announced the return of the U-Choose Holiday Card, a low-cost summer programme offering 11 to 16-year-olds the chance to access more than £30 worth of activities for just £5.

Visitors will also be able to take part in activities and learn about animal adaptations for surviving winter.

The show promises a vibrant night of music with songs from Chicago, We Will Rock You, Les Misérables, Wicked, and more.

Families and young visitors were able to meet James Martin, sit inside the supercars and chat with drivers.

A 78-year-old woman who left a motorcyclist with life-altering injuries after doing a dangerous U-turn on a major Hampshire road has been spared jail.

Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton, triggering a by-election as he denies wrongdoing over allegations about financial support.

Chris Packham has vowed to boycott a Pret A Manger.

The house has well-proportioned accommodation, including a living room that is described as a "warm and inviting space".

The event gave patients a chance to connect with PPG members, learn about current projects and offer suggestions for future initiatives.

The art firm has been hailed as a 'fantastic supporter' for helping to raise vital funds and awareness for The Abel Foundation.

The show marked the group’s second large-scale performance at the venue, with around 50 dancers taking part in a variety of routines.

The pharmacy contraception service enables women to receive confidential advice, support and access to contraception in a convenient and private setting.