ATIK Andover is set to open in the former Cameo & Vinyl venue, bringing upgraded facilities, 1980s and 1990s nights and themed events to the town centre.

Andover's Chantry Centre hosts Front, Simon Peter Green's exhibition celebrating town-centre businesses, with People's Portrait Studio sessions until October 18.

A sewing workshop with a seasonal twist is giving children the chance to get creative this October.

The Food Standards Agency issued the food alert after a packaging error was uncovered on packs of Waitrose Tuna Pate

A study of 849 UK bank branches found more than one in five had Google ratings below three stars. See which branches scored lowest and what customers liked best

Tom Fletcher's There’s a Monster in Your Show brings interactive family fun to Aldershot's Princes Hall this October.

Plans approved on October 2 to add a second storey to Basingstoke Hospital’s modular clinical skills lab, creating offices and meeting rooms outside A&E.

Karl Jennings jailed for 23 weeks after assaulting a woman in Farnborough, banned from Aldi, Boots and One Stop stores across England and Wales.

Alison Dawkins can apply to the High Court for a fresh inquest into mother Carmen Price’s death after Solicitor General signs fiat, amid care concerns.

How Jersey European Airways, later Flybe, made Southampton Airport a hub for cheap UK and European flights before soaring costs

A woman in her 90s was reportedly pushed and robbed inside her home by a fake carer in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

The south Borehamwood community has “lost its living room” with the closure of a beloved social club but three generations are fighting to get it back.

CCTV images have been released as police appeal for information over a “hate crime incident” outside a Borehamwood synagogue.

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The local news media sector's new audience measurement platform Regional Audience Intelligence Data (Raid) has officially launched today, enabling media planners to see local more clearly.

Former Wycombe MP Steve Baker has joined AI startup Suffrago as a strategic adviser, helping develop tools to understand public opinion.

Around 50 people die by suicide in Buckinghamshire each year, with new ONS data highlighting the continuing scale of the challenge.

A Princes Risborough florist is celebrating 21 years in business on the town's High Street.

A Marlow pub that only opened two years ago has been named one of the best Wetherspoons in the UK after finishing in the chain's national top 10.

The Food Standards Agency issued the food alert after a packaging error was uncovered on packs of Waitrose Tuna Pate

A Great British Bake Off winner has shared a recipe for making “free” laundry detergent using conkers.

A new murder mystery from the makers of Blue Lights is coming to ITV.

McDonald’s fans requested that Chicken McWings be added to the UK menu.

The new feature, available through the NHS app, sends notifications to smartphones and smartwatches when medication is ready for collection.

A 14-year-old girl was raped, strangled and threatened with a knife by an older teen who abused her over 18 months.

Royston has established a bustling focal point for art lovers, antique enthusiasts and curious homeowners seeking expert advice on family heirlooms.

UK households who do not watch live TV or BBC iPlayer could claim a TV Licence refund of up to £180, while over-75s could get a free licence.

The emergency services are dealing with an incident impacting Thameslink trains between St Albans and London.

Police are appealing for information following a robbery at a Tesco store in Shenley.

St Albans has been named one of the most desirable places to live in the UK by The Telegraph.

A Haywards Heath school is taking action amid claims from parents of a 'rat infestation' at the site

A development in Kemp Town that prompted claims residents would be left "living in the Somme" during construction has been given the green light by Brighton and Hove City Council

Concerns have been raised about health risks to children due to dog fouling on playing fields.

Hundreds of liability orders have been issued for unpaid council tax and business rates across Sussex

A dream home project halted by a landslip is now heading to auction