Hampshire is braced for an exceptional heatwave this week, with an extreme Met Office warning in place and temperatures forecast to soar to 39°C.

The group of boys volunteered their time to transform the space into a calming garden.

The Rotary Club of Andover has recognised individuals and businesses for their contributions to the community and ongoing support of the group’s charitable work.

The gesture applies across its network and will be available on June 27 and 28, during Armed Forces Day weekend.

The "beautifully presented" family home in Sunflower Way, Andover, is listed for £450,000 by estate agents Graham & Co.

An AI robot tried to scam a cancer patient from Basingstoke out of more than £4,000 by mimicking her boyfriend's voice.

Basingstoke residents flocked to The Angel Wetherspoon to enjoy a pint during the June heatwave.

This week, we received a handwritten letter in the post addressed to the editor.

The competition celebrates venues that go the extra mile for their members

A fully furnished two-bedroom flat described as “refurbished and ready to move in” has been listed for offers in excess of £210,000 in Winterthur Way, Basingstoke.

Cala Homes will build 73 homes on land north of Barnet Lane in Elstree, with nearly half designated as affordable housing.

Plans have been unveiled that would see 1,200 homes, a school, care home and recreational space built in Borehamwood.

We should have a choice with our aids, they are our personality, they help us stand up in the world, and they should reflect our character

A three-year-old boy was hospitalised after an e-bike hit-and-run crash in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

“Misleading commentary” has been condemned amid plans for a mosque and community facility by Maxwell Park, Borehamwood.

A councillor has criticised the way High Wycombe Town Committee is run, saying some practices make her “very uncomfortable”.

Hello and welcome to this live blog. We have been made aware that there are delays in High Wycombe as a result of a three vehicle crash involving a motorbike. More on this as we get it.

The former Mayor of High Wycombe has raised £20,000 for Cancer Research UK during his year in office.

Drink drivers are among those who have been sentenced at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court...

A three-bedroom first-floor apartment forms part of one of Beaconsfield’s oldest residences and combines 'grand architectural heritage with refined contemporary living'.

Charlwood, Surrey records UK’s hottest June day at 35.7C, breaking a 50-year record amid a heatwave. Met Office issues red heat warning for England and Wales.

A man who held a woman in Surrey prisoner and left her feeling "trapped and lost" has avoided immediate jail.

Epsom and Ewell Borough Council has launched the 'A Million Acts of Hope' project in partnership with the Epsom and Ewell Refugee Network (EERN).

Stars from TV shows including Downton Abbey and Call the Midwife have been added to the cast of a new ITV drama

East Surrey Hospital in Redhill declares critical incident amid high demand and heatwave. NHS Trust reschedules non-urgent care to prioritise urgent patients.

A man will be interviewed in connection with a pair of assaults and racist abuse in St Albans.

Five people were detained following a series of shoplifting incidents in Harpenden.

A St Albans secondary school has confirmed that pupils finished early today due to the high temperatures.

A man with links to St Albans is wanted on recall to prison.

Two men have been sentenced for stealing more than £600,000 worth of luxury cars.

A schoolgirl was shot at with a BB gun as she waited at Uckfield bus stop.

Signs on the M23 in West Sussex are warning drivers of the heat as the county enters the second day of a red heat alert.

Waitrose in Hove remains closed a week after a major fire broke out at the store

An elderly woman who posed online as a schoolgirl led Southend jurors through hundreds of pages of messages she exchanged with Paul Valentine.

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has said it will stop paying Coastguard Rescue Officers following a Court of Appeal ruling earlier this year