A new chapter for Hampshire and the Solent — and a chance we must seize

A train company has been awarded the highest honour for its support of the Armed Forces community.

The former Tory minister and, more recently, spokesperson for Reform died at the age of 78 earlier this month.

The scheme, from Plankbridge (Holdings) Ltd, is in outline form with access to be agreed now and detailed layout, scale, and appearance to follow at a later stage.

Steven Earle, 38, also known online as “King of the Grime”, has been carrying out clean-ups across the town, promoting what he describes as a “community makeover”.

A new chapter for Hampshire and the Solent — and a chance we must seize

Ann Widdecombe was due to appear in Basingstoke later this year as a special guest at a Hampshire WI event, but the group is now paying tribute after her death was announced.

The photo shows a stunning golden wheat field bathed in the warm light of sunrise, with richly textured ears of wheat filling the foreground.

The pub has recently reopened following a £250,000 refurbishment by Hall & Woodhouse.

Hundreds of families and friends packed Worting House on Sunday for St Michael’s Hospice’s annual Summer Memories event.

Summerswood Primary School hosted its annual Woodfest summer fair and music festival

Forest Care Village, a Borehamwood nursing care home, is inviting residents, families and community members to enjoy a new weekly social event designed to bring people together in a friendly, relaxed setting.

A man who experienced housing instability during his teenage years has spoken about the positive impact a youth charity had on his journey to independence.

Cala Homes will build 73 homes on land north of Barnet Lane in Elstree, with nearly half designated as affordable housing.

Plans have been unveiled that would see 1,200 homes, a school, care home and recreational space built in Borehamwood.

More than 290 cannabis plants have been seized in Iver.

A homeowner has been refused retrospective planning permission for a 7ft fence after council officers branded its appearance “visually detractive.”

THE main nostalgia article describes the history of the Crooked Billet pub in Sheepridge Lane, between Flackwell Heath and Little Marlow, and its conversion from rather uninteresting premises to an establishment full of colour, due to its wonderful g...

WALTER Hazell was a prominent British Liberal politician, publisher, and social reformer whose life and work were deeply intertwined with the progressive movements of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Britain. Renowned for his advocacy for ...

A Wycombe High School student has achieved national success after receiving recognition in one of the UK's most prestigious language competitions.

An Egyptian man has been charged with multiple serious sexual offences in connection with an alleged incident in Guildford.

The National Trust is hoping Brits will ‘catch ‘em all’ – by partnering with Pokémon GO to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary.

More than half of Brits feel making someone a cup of tea is still the ultimate act of kindness.

Music lovers are suffering from 'tunes on a loop' - listening to the same tracks and albums over and over again.

A building society boss has called for new emojis to give more prominence to the British currency and everyday money moments.

Sunday library closures across Herts have been scrapped after public feedback convinced councillors to rethink the proposals.

The Tilbury in Datchworth has been praised for its "wonderful" and "perfect" pub lunches at excellent prices.

A four-bedroom townhouse in Oak Tree Gardens, St Albans city centre is on the market for £1,350,000.

Families could save hundreds during the school holidays thanks to the Government's temporary VAT cut with Alton Towers, National Trust, LEGOLAND and more

HMRC has issued a fresh update to MPs after admitting a long-running State Pension tax error affected up to 1.4 million pensioners.

A Sussex urban explorer says he discovered his own confidential records among “room after room” of unsecured personal information in a disused council building

Plans have been submitted to host events for up to 100 days a year at Black Rock on Brighton beach, next to Brighton Marina

The proposal, which includes an M&S foodhall, is part of a wider retail plan for the long-vacant former Body Shop site at Watersmead Retail Park

The closure of the much-loved King's Road paddling pool in Brighton this summer is “unavoidable”, a councillor has said amid outcry from parents

The appeal, which concerns a 1.8-metre timber fence surrounding a corner property at Manderley, 2 Meadowland in Selsey, was dismissed on July 3