The number of people relying on disability benefits has reached a record high, with mental health conditions accounting for the biggest share of claims.

Copper Mahal, which opened in Shaws Walk in March 2025, has earned a spot in Tripadvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards: Best of the Best Restaurants 2026.

The company is consulting 30 members of its curved-rail manufacturing team over possible job losses.

Andover's Deltic Solutions marks 10 years, plans 10 new jobs and expansion after 35% growth, major brand deals and connecting 1,000 EV chargers.

Councils that fail to demonstrate effective road maintenance could lose up to a third of their funding.

The number of people relying on disability benefits has reached a record high, with mental health conditions accounting for the biggest share of claims.

A technology firm has secured the first investment from a new regional funding scheme.

Around 50 people joined the Inter Faith Peace Walk in Winklebury, Basingstoke, on September 13, promoting unity, understanding and community links among faiths.

Classic films are returning to the big screen as part of a new anniversary season.

Basingstoke-based Calida Care Ltd has been recognised as one of the top 20 home care providers in the South East of England by homecare.co.uk

Heavyweight boxing champion Daniel Dubois has been spotted in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, as he trains for his upcoming rematch with Fabio Wardley.

Motorists around Radlett, Elstree, Shenley, and Borehamwood have had poor luck with roadworks as congestion is reported across the area.

Zak Light, 19, from Borehamwood, will walk 25km on September 12, in tribute to his late uncle Keith Rabbetts, a Royal Navy engineer.

Centrepoint were able to place him into accommodation and help him find a job.

From road closures to speed limit changes, councils must consult the public before making decisions. Here's how to find out what's planned near you.

A “significant increase” in youth antisocial behaviour hit Marlow during the summer holidays, police have revealed.

A driver who was caught dumping garden waste in a Buckinghamshire village has been fined £1,000 for fly-tipping.

An inquest into the death of Chalfont St Peter man has been adjourned pending further investigations.

Three shopping trolleys, 10 gas canisters and bags of rubbish were among the items recovered during a community litter pick in Loudwater.

Two roads in Marlow have been resurfaced as part of Buckinghamshire Council's £120 million highways improvement programme.

EastEnders legend Lacey Turner and actress Jaime Winstone have spoken about how Strictly Come Dancing is "gruelling".

Raheem Sterling pleaded guilty at Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday to driving dangerously before crashing on May 28.

Premium soft toy company Mon Ami will debut in John Lewis stores and online this month.

Customers in England and Wales will be able to use digital IDs to buy alcohol so people do not need to give out "sensitive personal information" on nights out.

Experts have warned homeowners in London looking to sell that over inflated pricing may harm their ability to sell.

Brian Parkes won all five finals he contested at Batchwood Hall Bowling Club’s finals weekend.

The latest court results from St Albans and the surrounding area include cases heard at Stevenage and St Albans magistrates' courts.

Winter Fuel Payment recipients soared by 9.6 million to 10.9 million in England and Wales last winter after the Government widened eligibility.

The owner of St Albans business HATCH fears the closure of both the Christopher Place and Smallford locations due to a £50,000 bill.

The Oakleigh is launching its new country-living residence for over-65s near St Albans.

A Woodingdean man is keen to keep a now closed down community grocer alive with a new business plan

A star-studded Sussex village could lose its identity if planned developments deliver almost 6,000 new homes

Lewes Town Council adopted the new 'Tree Charter' in a unanimous vote on September 10

The petition concerns the Copthorne Hotel, near Crawley, which has been used to house asylum seekers since 2021.

There are some truly ludicrous aspects of the unwritten British constitution, writes Andy Winter.