Andover pubs lost: The Lamb Inn, Bishop Blaize, Andover Arms and Merrie Monk closed between 2009 and 2014, as the town's pub scene changed over the years.

Stagecoach South driver Adrian Jeffrey celebrates 30 years behind the wheel on Service 16 between Broughton and Winchester during Catch the Bus Month.

More than 150 people joined a 30-bike, 50-mile charity ride-out and family fun day at The Chute Club, raising £2,000 for Naomi & Jack’s.

Red X signs are used to close lanes in the event of an obstruction, and ignoring them can result in a fine of up to £100 and three penalty points.

A semi-detached home set in a peaceful village is up for sale, featuring kitchen/dining room doors that open to countryside views.

Goodwood Revival review: classic cars, vintage fashion and racing meet Ancestry’s family history experience, DNA tests and a Basingstoke Gazette.

Game season in the UK stretches from early autumn through to February, with different species coming into their own at different points.

Hampshire residents question a sign wrongly naming Oxfordshire County Council as SSEN plans a September 30 road closure on Cole Henley Road near Whitchurch.

Fan Club's seasonal Premier League merchandise shop is set to return to Festival Place, Basingstoke, serving Big Six club fans this year once again.

Their performances blend bluegrass, rock and country music, creating a distinctive musical experience.

Experiences with her own dogs have led a young Hemel Hempstead entrepreneur to open a new grooming salon which focusses on natural products and treatments.

Police have appealed for information after discovering antisemitic, homophobic and racist graffiti.

A Borehamwood convenience store has lost its alcohol licence after selling illegal cigarettes.

Two men were arrested and £500,000 was seized over alleged immigration and money laundering in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, during raids.

Heavyweight boxing champion Daniel Dubois has been spotted in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, as he trains for his upcoming rematch with Fabio Wardley.

Henry Goodall, an Aylesbury site manager has won a top industry award for his outstanding work.

A riverside cruise on the River Thames has brought smiles to Shelburne Lodge care home residents.

A five-bedroom country house in Bourne End, Buckinghamshire is on the market with a guide price of £3.6 million.

Buckinghamshire homes are feeling the strain of slow internet as the number of connected devices continues to climb.

A new exhibition is inviting visitors to reimagine the image of Christ through the lens of disability and human vulnerability.

Canadian black bear Winnipeg captured hearts in London Zoo when she went to live their during World War One. Here's the story of she inspired iconic character Winnie-the-Pooh.

A Surrey man groomed a nine-year-old girl online before bombarding her with messages asking for sexual photographs and videos.

There are few better ways to spend an evening in Soho than being handed plate after plate of Argentinian-inspired food while live music gradually takes over the room.

Ackermans Chocolates stood for 50 years in Goldhurst Terrace, Hampstead and won a royal warrant from the Queen Mother who loved their confectionery.

The world's first Minecraft-themed hotel is set to open in the UK, bringing the iconic video game experience to life.

A 71-year-old man from Radlett has raised more than £2,000 for Essex & Herts Air Ambulance after completing a 25km charity trek.

A man from St Albans has been jailed for more than eight years for his role in a prolific burglary gang.

A missing man last seen in Stevenage who may be "confused and unpredictable" without his medication remains unaccounted for.

A man and woman have been charged in connection with the theft of beauty products worth £12,000.

Red X signs are used to close lanes in the event of an obstruction, and ignoring them can result in a fine of up to £100 and three penalty points.

A police cordon is in place both inside Brighton Station and a section of Queen's Road, Brighton

Dr Marek Stobinski, a Polish national who has practised in Britain since 2009, was the sole director and shareholder of St Mark Lions Limited, a company used for some of his work as a doctor.

An appeal which looked to Daryl Richardson's conviction for the murder of Muhammed Jassey in Brighton has been refused

The following cases have appeared in the dock across Sussex

We go beyond the elusive Bayeux Tapestry to discover the truth about the women of the conquest