Co-op shoppers in Andover could bag themselves £500 and donate £5,000 to local causes just by swiping their membership cards.

Each week the Andover Advertiser's heritage writer David Borrett brings readers interesting news stories and letters from editions of the paper from years gone by. 

A number of parents whose youngsters attend the Winton Community Academy, London Road, claim that the school is only letting children use the toilets during lunch time.

National Pet Day is celebrated on April 11, and Advertiser readers were excited to share their favourite photos of their furry friends.

A 'one of a kind' exhibition that will showcase incredible finds from excavations at the Roman site of Silchester five decades on from the start of the archaeological dig.

The Quad bikes were stolen from a farm in Isington, near Alton, at around 9pm on April 16, and are believed to have travelled to Long Sutton.

Charlie Goodall raised the issues about Carousel Park, off Basingstoke Road, at the Micheldever Parish Assembly at East Stratton Village Hall. 

Basingstoke Camera Club are hosting the event in the shopping centre, giving visitors the chance to see a range of amateur and advanced photography.

The proposal submitted by the owner of Tile Barn Holt in Woolton Hill near Newbury was approved by a development control committee.

On Friday, April 26, The Basingstoke and District Disability Forum (BDDF) will be hosting its annual Disability Awareness Day.

The DWP has issued a warning to millions of Brits who currently claim benefits.

A provisional trial date has been set after a 29-year-old was arrested for murder following a two-year-old’s death.

The families of a man and woman killed in a crash on the M1 have paid tributes to a “brilliant dad” and “much-loved daughter”.

A crash in Borehamwood has left a three-year-old boy hospitalised with 'serious injuries', sparking a police appeal for witnesses.

Borehamwood coding wonderkid, Aadil Onaolapo, has returned from an all-expenses-paid trip to Dallas after triumphing in a video game-making competition.

PARKING notices have been issued to drivers ahead of the historic Beaconsfield Charter Fair next month.

Neighbours are opposing plans for a 3G pitch on a field that backs onto their gardens.

The Beaconsfield Society has criticised the town’s proposed Neighbourhood Plan for being ‘badly drafted’ and ‘not protecting Green Belt land’.

Spring Covid-19 vaccinations have commenced with online bookings open on the National Health Service (NHS) national booking system.

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The first winners of Race Across the World Tony and Elaine Teasdale have shared how they use their prize-winning money.

Running in the London Marathon? Here is the hour-by-hour Met Office forecast for Sunday, April 21.

St George's Day will be celebrated in Trafalgar Square, here's everything you need to know about when, where and what to expect.

Fans said they were 'in literal tears' watching Adrian Edmondson feature in Bottom: Exposed - a documentary paying tribute to Rik Mayall on GOLD.

Sometimes you might need to post outside of the UK - here are your international delivery options with Royal Mail.

The DWP has issued a warning to millions of Brits who currently claim benefits.

A provisional trial date has been set after a 29-year-old was arrested for murder following a two-year-old’s death.

The families of a man and woman killed in a crash on the M1 have paid tributes to a “brilliant dad” and “much-loved daughter”.

Stonegate have reassured customers after claims from GMB Union that four pubs in St Albans, Harpenden and Hemel Hempstead are at risk of closure.

The Apprentice final airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Thursday (April 18) - see what time to tune in.

A council has to pay a father £100 per month until it has sorted out his child’s Education, Health & Care Plan.

A man is battling Brighton and Hove City Council to let him keep two trees he planted on the kerb outside his house.

A hitman allegedly hired by a Brighton couple to murder the man’s shopkeeper wife more than 40 years ago had “inside knowledge” about where money was kept, a jury heard.

A pub has won an award for serving the best Sunday roast.

A protester who dumped bin bags outside the town hall in fury over the state of a beauty spot has convinced the council to review its waste collection arrangements.