Vigo Road in Andover will be partially shut for 24 hours a day from Saturday, February 14, to allow Hampshire County Council to carry out drainage works after heavy rainfall.

A wide range of prevention-first programmes and services are being delivered across the county.

Bea Godfrey-Davies and Beau Dowinton, Andover students, will appear in the 25th-anniversary show at Arlington Arts in Newbury this February half term.

Among the bank branches planned to close are 40 Lloyds bank branches, 14 Halifax location and 17 Bank of Scotland sites.

These changes 'will give hard-working cleaners, librarians, school cooks and other public servants the security in retirement they deserve,' say ministers

Shaun Bowers jailed for eight weeks after stealing £400 of meat from Tesco Express in Basingstoke. Police warn shoplifting will not be tolerated.

As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages will remain online as a lasting tribute to the memory of those we have lost.

Building work at Basingstoke Discovery Centre starts 16 Feb 2026, as Hampshire County Council staff relocate. Library stays open during redevelopment.

A request for scoping application for a 2,500 home development with, a primary school and pre-schools in in Upper Swallick has been submitted.

Road markings painted over potholes on Sullivan Road near Chalk Ridge School spark criticism of Hampshire County Council’s road repairs and safety concerns.

Nearly £5,000 has been raised to support the family of a man who died of "unexplained injuries" in Borehamwood last month.

Film star Jeff Goldblum has added new UK dates to his upcoming musical tour.

A Hertfordshire teenager created an online “library” of extreme right-wing material encouraging violent attacks on racial groups, a jury has found.

Borehamwood teen Abigail Jacobs reflects on cancer 'adventure' and why she is supporting West Herts Hospital Charity appeal.

A family from Borehamwood “escaped with their lives but nothing else” after a fire destroyed their home and killed their cat.

The opening date for Amersham Aldi has been revealed, with an Olympian to cut the ribbon at its new store.

A413 Chalfont St Peter vehicles have been seized by police amid a response to pony and trap racing reports on a Bucks A-road.

Two lanes are closed, and there is queueing traffic after a crash on M40 Southbound from J2 A355 (Beaconsfield) to J1a M25.

To celebrate the Eden Shopping Centre in High Wycombe turning 18 this year, a new campaign has been launched to commemorate its history.

Marlow-headquartered MLL Telecom has secured a new five‑year contract worth £1.3 million to continue providing managed network services for Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service.

Two more people have been arrested after three London university students were injured in a stabbing.

Superdrug has revealed plans to open 30 new stores across the UK in 2026, creating around 600 jobs - here are the locations of the sites confirmed so far.

Sydenham Hill Wood walking route takes you through an ancient woodland with views of wildlife.

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving following a "multi-vehicle" crash on the M25 in Surrey.

One person has been taken to hospital after a "multi-vehicle" crash on the M25 between J9 and J8 in Surrey.

Dean Norris, renowned for his role in Breaking Bad, made a visit to "Britain's oldest pub" in St Albans.

Hertfordshire County Council has announced an extra £1.5 million in funding.

Born and bred in the area, one experienced chef has enjoyed early success on the St Albans market through his stall, The Daily Dosa.

Singer Miles Kane and band Arkayla are set to support rock icon, Paul Weller, at the Bedford Summer Sessions in July.

Tring in Hertfordshire has been named among the best places to live in England by Garrington Property Finders. Find out why.

A car has crashed into the A&E building of the Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath.

A mother said she was “completely shocked” after a tree fell down and almost crushed her car

A family home in Dyke Road, Brighton, is set to be turned into a HMO which can house 24 people

There have been calls for a new bus service, a major Tate style art gallery and for a big clean up along Brighton and Hove seafront

A nursery has defended itself after it was issued with a welfare requirements notice for failing to meet legal standards