Tomas Lloyd has been jailed for breaching a closure order in Basingstoke and carrying a knife in Andover.

Mason Greenfield, a drug driver who was caught speeding at 103mph on the M3 in Basingstoke, has been banned from the roads.

The hub will offer practical and accessible learning opportunities for businesses, care providers, parents and the wider community.

The property in Avon Court is located near local shops and within walking distance of the town centre and railway station.

Damian Kelly-Basher has organised workshops in schools, hospitals, community centres and libraries, and has performed at a range of venues.

Every week, the Gazette publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away.

These are the latest cases from Basingstoke Magistrates' Court including police assault, racial harassment, cocaine driving and more cases.

We have been watching closely as the case has been made (rightly) for the North Hampshire unitary authority, and confirmation this week is great news (compared to the alternatives).

Rushmoor Borough Council is encouraging other businesses to get involved through sponsorship opportunities.

Tomas Lloyd has been jailed for breaching a closure order in Basingstoke and carrying a knife in Andover.

More than £9,000 has been raised to pay for the funeral of Eden Bunn, who died after the car she was travelling in crashed into the River Nene.

The brother of missing teenager, Declan Berry, has spoken to reporter, Sarah Cliss, at the scene of the fatal river crash at North Brink, near Wisbech.

Audience members are encouraged to wear orange Blippi glasses and join in the fun as the cast invites everyone to "be like Blippi."

Businesses are striving to make things accessible, and whilst I've had to learn to ask, I have also found that so many are willing to change and learn with us.

Forest Care Village, a private specialist centre in Borehamwood offering dedicated 24/7 nursing care, has showcased a remarkable new interior, following significant investments in a new atrium, communal areas and private living spaces to bring wellne...

Buckinghamshire New University is inviting the public to a free lecture, Mapping Memory with Participatory Art Practices, given by Professor Nela Milic.

Buckinghamshire New University (BNU) has introduced a new framework for midwifery education in response to recent concerns about the state of UK maternity services.

Buckinghamshire New University received recognition at the 2026 Student Nursing Times Awards.

The family of a High Wycombe boy is appealing for donations to support three-year-old Omar on his 'long and uncertain road to recovery'.

A new 41 mile long railway line and station have not seen a single passenger despite being completed more than a year ago

Four people have been rushed to hospital after a crash in Chadwell Heath.

Royal Mail shares how Brits can stop a dog biting a postman or postwoman, including four-word warning sign after 2,000 attacks

There's still one of London Underground's abandoned Tube stations that you can visit and take a tour of.

The Mayor of London has launched a £400,000 Summer Streets fund to support extended opening hours and more al fresco dining ahead of the World Cup.

A new London‑wide School Uniform Reuse Network has been launched to help families access affordable second‑hand uniforms and reduce clothing waste.

A running club named Miles and Mates is set to host its first St Albans session, focusing on men's mental health.

The White Hart Hotel on Holywell Hill has applied to St Albans City and District Council to extend its opening hours.

A new comedy twist is coming to this year’s summer festival.

A bankrupt father from Hertfordshire who illegally transferred tens of thousands of pounds to family and friends to dodge school fee debts has been jailed.

Here are five planning applications in Hertfordshire that might have gone under the radar.

A man from Brighton who assaulted multiple police officers and subjected two of them to racial abuse inside a custody suite has been jailed.

A man has described being told to leave a Wetherspoon pub in Brighton.

A city coffee shop has closed two of its stores.

Ebb will open in the Grade II-listed Southern Pavilion on Worthing Pier, with sweeping views of the Sussex coast.

A former public library reportedly frequented by Virginia Woolf remains on the market for offers over £1,000,000 after several months