A driver has been fined for misusing a disabled person's badge to park in a reserved bay in Andover's Georges Yard car park.

Molly Jayne Scruton officially launched Molly Jayne Estates Ltd on September 1, bringing a fresh approach to the local property market after several years working in estate agency.

A packed Andover Guildhall was filled with music, laughter and the aroma of freshly served cream teas as a charity fundraiser raised more than £700 for the ICan Therapy Centre.

Simple is recalling its Skin Micellar Cleansing Water because of the potential presence of bacteria

Alcolocks are breathalysers connected to a vehicle’s ignition system that prevent the engine from starting if alcohol above a set limit is detected.

Award-winning comedian and online sensation Michael Spicer is heading to Hampshire on his UK live tour. 

The survey, conducted annually across 131 NHS trusts in England, asked patients to rate various aspects of their care.

He now plans to celebrate with a family day out at a karting attraction and hopes to buy a new house.

Footage shows teenage drink driver Jimmy James at over 100mph on a police chase through Hampshire.

Max Alexander Clouter, a Basingstoke man, shot himself in the head at his home in Richard's Field, Chineham, after saying goodbye, an inquest heard

Local vet launches a pet healthcare plan with unlimited vet visits and no exclusions for long-term health conditions

Brett Ellis gives his tongue-in-cheek verdict on Ginsters, arguing the famous brand remains a tough sell among Cornwall's pasty purists.

A two-year-old child was reportedly bitten by a German shepherd in Borehamwood – sparking a Herts Police appeal for information.

A 43-year-old man from Borehamwood has died after being hit by a lorry on the A602 Hitchin Road in Stevenage this morning (August 12).

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans to crack down on vape shops and betting stores to help revitalise the high street.

A carriageway improvement scheme has been completed on Churchill Avenue in Aylesbury, with approximately 2,135 square metres of road resurfaced.

A huge vehicle centre with a 24-hour inspection building has been given the go-ahead despite opposition.

A new solar farm proposed by RWE Renewables UK on land 970 metres north-west of the East Claydon National Grid Substation, between Steeple Claydon and Winslow, has launched its public consultation, running from the August 3 until the September 14 202...

A son is lacing up his trainers for a half marathon in memory of his late father.

Plans for a new homeless hostel in High Wycombe have been given the green light.

Called Pedals & Pints, the event was launched by Molesey dad Angus Effemey, who is a personal trainer and indoor cycling instructor.

Hindu priest from Surrey among missing Britons after deadly flash floods in Tibet. UK families seek answers as Foreign Office aids search and relief efforts.

For more than 300 years, Sir William Perkins’s School (SWPS) has been helping young people fulfil their potential through an education that combines academic ambition with a belief in championing every individual. Today, that ethos remains stronger...

A community nursing team in Kingston has been praised for their compassion and care during a patient’s final days.

Michael Sheen will be taking over hosting Richard Osman's House of Games with the producers "really looking forward to it".

St Albans School has ranked among highest in Hertfordshire in a new list ranking the nation's independent schools according to this summer's GCSE results.

An opticians is marking two decades of service to the community.

A former Beefeater pub in Moor Mill has reopened under the ownership of Queensway Inns.

A fresh crop of family fun is ready to be dug up and taken home.

A busy route between the A414 in St Albans and the M1 will be disrupted as works for the Radlett Rail Freight development continue.

A mobility scooter company that closed in July has been over run with complaints from former customers.

Halisco in Preston Street, Brighton, has been named the best place to eat in the city by Time Out

Concerns have been raised by pensioners and councillors over the removal of bus shelters in Peacehaven, Newhaven and Seaford which has left people without protection from the extreme weather

The council wants to sell the building that houses a day centre for some of the most vulnerable adults in Brighton and Hove

Few people are mourned as much and by so many people as Dolly Parton, writes Andy Winter.