The best and worst GPs in Andover, according to patients have been named in an NHS survey.

Attendees can meet current Stagecoach employees, hear about their experiences and learn about balancing work and family commitments.

As patron, she will support the charity’s work across the region by raising awareness, reducing stigma and encouraging action.

Forecasters warn the extreme heat could disrupt transport and power networks as dry, hot weather continues to grip the country.

More than 5,000 people have backed a petition calling for a universal State Pension from age 60 worth £610.08 a week.

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

Meet the couple who are emphasising the importance of learning through play and with a new role play village and café in Basingstoke.

Malita’s condition means she cannot use a conventional powered wheelchair, making the specialist equipment essential for her mobility and daily life.

The proposal aims to replace signage that was approved and installed in 1987 but later removed, leaving only two of the original four signs on the Grade II listed building.

A man who stole £413 of Lego and meat from Waitrose and ToyTown shops around Basingstoke has been ordered to pay compensation.

Here is a listed overview of recent planning appeals received by Hertsmere Council for Borehamwood.

A teenager who arrived in the UK alone after a dangerous journey across Europe says he now feels “happy” and “proud” after rebuilding his life through education.

A man from Borehamwood in Hertfordshire has been jailed for two years after targeting and sexually assaulting a lone woman at Euston station.

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.

The former Primark store in High Wycombe town centre appears to have finally become vacant after House 2 Home completed its long-running closure process.

A targeted youth outreach programme could operate in Marlow for up to a year as part of efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour.

A Bucks New University academic has helped lead an award-winning project that shines a light on the personal journeys of researchers from across the globe.

A third Kings Barbers is set to open in High Wycombe town centre.

A Bucks New University academic has been awarded a prestigious £170,000 grant to investigate how a sedentary lifestyle could affect the way people process visual information.

The next generation of dance stars is being priced out of following in the footsteps of Shirley Ballas, Darcey Bussell and Ashley Banjo, according to a study.

Despite dentists stressing the importance of daily flossing, 74 per cent don’t do this, and half use a manual toothbrush rather than an electric one.

The average Brit now captures 1,040 photos and 312 videos per year, according to research.

A poll of 2,000 adults who go on holiday found 22 per cent are arranging their getaways closer to departure and 32 per cent would rather stay somewhere closer to the UK.

Stacey Dooley’s documentary series Sleeps Over is returning for a new run but with a celebrity twist.

Firefighters are currently tackling a fire in Hemel Hempstead this morning (August 10).

New grants have been handed to local organisations.

The Herts Advertiser has published five death notices in the last seven days.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, features one historic Hertfordshire venue.

A man has been charged after a police officer was bitten while attempting to detain a suspect in Bishop's Stortford.

A recycling facility operating at Shoreham Port has had its licence removed after a fly infestation took hold of Portslade

A resident of a historic square that experiences drug taking, antisocial behaviour, people living in tents and even public defecation says the community is trying to take it back with “positivity”

A business owner has spoken out after they announced it would be leaving the seafront due to parking charges

Argus reporter, and former student of Homer, Charles Pring reviews Christopher Nolan's 2026 Odyssey for his Pring It On! column.

A vacant shopfront on Western Road in Brighton has been given the go-ahead for a makeover aimed at attracting a new tenant