The centre aims to bolster defence readiness while contributing to local workforce development.

The freehold garages, located in Andover, were part of a wider auction of 145 lots across southern England, handled by Clive Emson Auctioneers.

Andover New Street Football Club presented a cheque for £6,135.67 to the Countess of Brecknock Hospice on Thursday, May 7, following its annual charity day held on Saturday, April 25.

Aldi had initially aimed to raise £10m by 2027 but reached the target early and has since raised its goal to £20m by 2031.

The new Xtreme Everest expedition will see Jordan travel from the Dead Sea at 430 metres below sea level to the summit of Mount Everest at 8,848 metres.

Every week, the Gazette publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away.

A daughter has highlighted miscommunication issues within the NHS after her dad died at home in Basingstoke.

David Moncrieff in an Invictus Games athlete and has previously supported the campaign.

The performance will feature innovative choreography, distinctive costumes, exceptional dancing and immersive projections.

Much of the fundraising success was thanks to the efforts of residents and staff, including chef Angel.

West Herts College students are getting hands-on experience in the high-tech industry that produces lifesaving treatments with Elstree-based Kedrion Biopharma UK.

LOCALiQ UK is hosting a free 45‑minute online seminar designed to give increased Google visibility to funeral directors

Police have seized cash and nitrous oxide from a "suspicious vehicle" in Borehamwood.

To mark the milestone, new schools have the chance to benefit from special early bird pricing until June 30.

A young man who became homeless after caring for his terminally ill father has spoken about how he rebuilt his life with the support of Centrepoint

Bellway staff in Buckinghamshire have been praised for their “dedication and passion” after the housebuilder was named a five‑star homebuilder for the tenth consecutive year.

A man who was caught riding an electric off-road motorcycle without insurance is among those sentenced at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court.

A dad has lost seven stone to “get rid of his beer belly” after adopting a “no food zone” diet and playing weekly football.

The latest planning applications being considered by Buckinghamshire Council

London Rod in High Wycombe appears to be closed by Hammersley Lane.

Strictly Come Dancing pro Karen Hauer has landed her first big role after her 'upsetting' exit from the BBC show.

BBC Children In Need mascot Pudsey Bear will break his silence in a short film to help raise awareness of children's mental health.

The son of a gold-medal winning oarsman from the 1936 Olympics will give a talk at t the Thames Rowing Club, on the 90th anniversary of his triumph.

From returning wildlife to dedicated volunteers, Caroline Haines reflects on springtime in Epping Forest and what visitors can enjoy.

Andrew Mallen, who teaches at Coulsdon Sixth Form College, has been nominated for Pearson National Teaching Awards.

Emergency services are at the scene of a multi-vehicle crash on the M1 between J4 (Brent Cross) and J5 (Watford) in Hertfordshire.

Hertfordshire Zoo has welcomed vultures with hopes it can change opinions on the "unsung heroes" of our planet.

There have been six death notices published in the Herts Ad in the past week.

A woodland park in Hertfordshire has been named the second best place in the UK to see bluebells this spring.

A Bentley driver has been arrested in Broxbourne on suspicion of drug offences, assaulting an emergency worker, obstructing a police officer and driving whilst unfit through drugs on fraudulent registration plates.

A fault with the electric third rail at Brighton railway station is causing serious travel disruption, with lines between Portsmouth, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings, Seaford, all affected, from West to East Sussex and up to London.

All 10 secondary schools in the city have agreed to become smartphone free starting with Year 7 this September.

A series of road and footpath closures will start across East Sussex this month.

An 11-year-old girl with a brain tumour is on a mission to find every Kirsty and Kirstie in Britain.

SECAmb highlighting the importance of improving outcomes for women and newborns this International Day of the Midwife.