The rollout EU’s Entry and Exit System (EES) has led to long queues in holiday hotspots that Southampton Airport passengers might be going to

Chilbolton Parish Council will be raising a further objection to an application for 75 new homes, citing concerns from the Science and Technology Facilities Council.

Halo and Dagger has opened in Black Swan Yard, bringing a previously vacant ground-floor unit back into use after it had stood empty for more than a month.

A major supermarket is taking action to help people eat more fibre as part of a nationwide health push.

Some of these drivers have racked up far more than 12 points; 117 hold more than 20, while two individuals have amassed 43 and 45 points.

MORE than 12,000 hours of time was given by volunteers at Natural Basingstoke in 2024 alone who dedicate their time to are for the borough’s green spaces.

EMOTIONS ran high when the winners of Community Project category took to the stage at the Basingstoke A Place to be Proud of Awards.

An elected councillor from Basingstoke writes of being a British Indian and a practising Hindu.

A Victorian maisonette with its own private garden and garage is on the market for £249,000.

Cabinet is meeting tonight to decide a new recycling and waste strategy, tougher housing enforcement, and the future of both Winklebury stadium and Fanum House.

Cameron was 16 when he first experienced homelessness. He initially sought help from the council but said delays and complex paperwork made it difficult to access support.

A man from Borehamwood has been arrested after police discovered a cannabis farm with more than 500 plants at an address in the town.

The new PNP consultation function enables members of the public to have their say by providing feedback on individual public notices.

A “real attempt to kill someone” with a homemade bomb in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, has landed a man a 29-year prison sentence.

Teachers at Haberdashers Boys and Girls Schools have taken strike action after fire and rehire tactics soon to become illegal were used over staff pensions.

Detailed plans to build a 60-bed care home alongside a package of sports upgrades at Amersham and Chiltern Rugby Football Club are set to go before councillors.

Paedophile who was convicted of raping a child in Chesham ran a successful Youtube channel.

A school has been forced to close for most students following a suspected malware attack.

Buckinghamshire is fast becoming a hub for data centre development in England.

Schools across High Wycombe and wider Buckinghamshire are set to benefit from a share of a £450 million government fund aimed at improving ageing school buildings.

A grant of £8,000 awarded by London Freemasons, has been given to Only A Pavement Away, a charity that works with people experiencing homelessness.

Marcus Wareing and Gordon Ramsay are teaming up for a brand new cookery show.

11 people have been arrested in Epsom during the town’s biggest weekend of the year. 

A case of meningitis has been confirmed at the University of Surrey.

Long before Gail's took over London's high streets the Lyon's Corner House cafes were the first mass catering chain with iconic waitresses called Nippies.

As the Government looks to ban social media for under 16s, a Harpenden dad is battling to protect children from the dangers of an online world.

A Conservative councillor has suggested Hertfordshire County Council could face "significant risks" following the potential sale of the authority's former HQ.

Multiple arrests have been made and drugs recovered during a police operation targeting crime across Hertfordshire.

Police are appealing for witnesses after an alleged racially aggravated assault which began on Old Shenley Road in Borehamwood.

The Peregrine Falcon pair at St Albans Cathedral welcomed their first chick after a disrupted mating season.

Lions Pier Limited, operator of Eastbourne Pier, was issued a compulsory winding-up order on May 12, following a petition filed on March 25, 2026

An Egyptian Orthodox Coptic couple from Peacehaven in East Sussex who were told it was impossible for them to conceive have described their joy after giving birth to triplets

A neighbour said they feel like they are being "ignored" by the council after another mobile home has arrived at an unauthorised encampment in Newhaven

A cat was shot with an arrow in the early hours of the morning

Residents have been left frustrated after furniture and rubbish was dumped in their road amid “constant” flytipping