The property market is as busy as ever right now as homeowners re-evaluate their needs following the Covid lockdown.

DASH-CAM footage captured by a driver travelling along the A33 this morning shows dozens of members of the traveller community lining the road.

POLICE have responded to criticisms of the way they handled an unauthorised horse and trap race on the A33, saying “ultimately these are the difficult decisions policing has to make every day”.

EMOTIONS were running high when a group of fundraisers crossed the finish line of a 24-hour relay in support of their friend who received a shock diagnosis last year.

UNAUTHORISED horse and trap racing is taking place again for a second day, forcing police to close part of the A33.

MEMBERS of the public are questioning why police have not stopped an unauthorised event taking place on the A33 involving the traveller community racing horses and traps along the road.

Only three areas in north Hampshire have seen more than three confirmed coronavirus cases in the last seven days.

House hunters have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to purchase a truly unique property.

An interactive map has now been created to show how healthy your postcode is.

LAST Saturday I had my Covid vaccine. It’s fair to say that given some of my previous medical experiences, I approached this with a sense of trepidation.

SECURITY guards with dogs have been enlisted to help at a Basingstoke hotel, thought to be there to help to help manage a “drunk and abusive” group staying a second night.

A LARGE group gathering was reported to have taken place at a Basingstoke hotel last night.

POLICE are dealing with unauthorised horse and trap racing and have closed a road while they attend the incident.

A man has been found guilty of assaulting a police officer in Basingstoke.

With Hampshire being a principal hop growing county and a major brewery situated in Basingstoke since 1751, that of John May & Co, it comes as no surprise that at the time of the 1911 census, and a population of only 11,540 people, there was a tot...

BASINGSTOKE Town Football Club is joining a boycott against social media this weekend in a unified stand against racism and discrimination.

With punters expected to flock to pubs and restaurants this weekend, the weather forecast is a mixed bag.

THE High Sheriff of Hampshire visited The Hampshire Court Hotel this morning to receive his second Covid vaccine.

A MAN has been fined more than £2,000 for breaking Covid-19 lockdown rules when he attended a public gathering in Basingstoke.

Ahead of the long weekend we have searched through Tripadvisor to show you the best pubs and bars that Hampshire has to offer.

Courts across the county have given out hefty prison sentences for all manner of crimes last month.

The council are appealing for the public's help in re-uniting an adorable collie with its owner.

A BASINGSTOKE vaccination centre has reached a milestone after administering 100,000 Covid jabs since opening in December.

AERIAL photographs show the extent to which a gigantic pile of ash is blighting the North Hampshire countryside with villagers calling for action.

Five months ago, Alison Barlow was battling for her life in an intensive care unit at Basingstoke Hospital.

Everyone in England will now be able to access twice-weekly rapid Covid testing at home.

A couple have expressed their disappointment at the council's action on fly-tipping in rural parts of Basingstoke and Deane.

BASINGSTOKE'S vaccination centres have been recognised in an awards ceremony showcasing Basingstoke's finest.

The mother was left feeling ‘disgusted and embarrassed’

The family of a teenager who needs a heart transplant are holding a fundraiser day next month.

A BASINGSTOKE musician who has performed with the likes of Nas and Wretch 32 has hit out at the council for cutting The Anvil’s funding.

A NEW skatepark has opened at War Memorial Park in Basingstoke - just it time for the summer.

For many, the birds and the bees talk in school left gaps in their knowledge.

Two Basingstoke residents sexually abused by a relative have courageously waived their right to anonymity to speak out in the hope of encouraging more survivors to come forward.

Plans to hold up to 500 asylum seekers on a piece of land off the A303 have been dropped by the Home Office.

Candidates standing in next week’s elections have shared their plans on how they intend to revitalise the town centre.

One of Basingstoke's Covid testing sites will close tomorrow.

With just a week until voters head to the polls, The Gazette has today published an election special supplement.

THE Anvil Trust has received a donation of £1,000 to help continue its popular Festival Place pop-up as calls for the council to reverse its decision to slash funding continue.

AN ENDURANCE cyclist who was travelling across England to raise money for charity has ended his pursuit after he was pushed off his bike in Andover.

Tilly from Tadley made the brave decision to have nine inches of hair chopped off, to help children with cancer.

A TEENAGER arrested in connection with a double stabbing in South Ham on Monday has been released under investigation.

“THERE is no doubt that without a strong Anvil, the brand of Basingstoke becomes weaker.”

A man and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of possession of drugs from an address on Winchester Road in Basingstoke late last night (Tuesday).

A BASINGSTOKE resident has hit out at the council for its “stringent rules” which have prevented him from making his house suitable for his young child with breathing difficulties.

A Basingstoke secondary school has been praised for its work supporting pupils during the pandemic in an inspection from the schools' watchdog.

NOMINATION papers submitted for a senior borough councillor who moved to London during lockdown confirm he has not been residing in the borough.

A NEW hospital for Basingstoke is hoped to be built by 2028, it has been revealed.

A GRANDMOTHER who was forced to re-mortgage her home after being accused of stealing £36,000 by the Post Office, said she has been left “so angry” by the 18-year ordeal.

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