A round-up of the latest Andover cases heard at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court, including harassment and drug driving.

Bombay Sapphire Distillery has earned renewed silver certification from the Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) for its continued work to protect and restore wetland and river habitat.

The apartment benefits from a welcoming entrance hall leading to an open-plan living and dining area.

May I start by thanking everybody who has worked so hard on putting the different events on for Andover so far this year.

Hampshire-based Enham Trust is partnering with Andover firms Test Valley Packaging and Protega Global, providers of sustainable packaging solutions.

New data shows a decline from 3,700 tonnes of emissions in 2019 to just 195 tonnes in 2025.

A woman who crashed into a fence while drink driving has been banned from the roads.

Fonseca Fitness, based in Basingstoke, has been shortlisted in the Gym of the Year competition.

Speed restrictions and U-turn bans are proposed for a major Basingstoke route

A flexible volunteering scheme in Basingstoke is opening the door for more people to support local good causes in a way that fits around modern life.

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.

An inquest into the death of a woman who was found “curled” in an outbuilding at her Buckinghamshire home is due to take place later this month.

This week’s Camera Club spread reflects a dramatic shift in the weather, with contributors capturing both the intensity of a recent heatwave and the sudden arrival of stormy showers.

Existing dog restrictions at Burnham Beeches could be extended for another three years.

This half term it was fantastic to see so many families enjoying local events and spending time together, Emma Reynolds, Labour MP for Wycombe, writes.

Residents have been urged to continue to sign a petition demanding Bucks Council restore public viewing of planning comments after the authority removed them from public view.

Belinda Owusu will return to BBC soap EastEnders as Libby Fox, the supportive daughter of Denise Fox, played by Diane Parish.

The Met Office has forecast a warmer Sunday, June 7, after heavy rain and strong winds.

The full box set of Schitt's Creek will arrive on BBC iPlayer today, available to stream on BBC iPlayer for the first time.

Patrick Godfrey, who played Leonardo Da Vinci in 1998 period drama Ever After: A Cinderella Story, has died aged 93.

Here's how you can watch each of England's group matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026.

More than 150 homes are being planned for a 12-acre site in south Hertfordshire village by developer, Bellway.

Here's five Hertfordshire businesses that have opened or closed this month.

Award-winning pub The Robin Hood in St Albans could soon allow more people inside at once, as the current limit is considered "outdated".

A detached house in Flora Grove, St Albans has been put on the market for £1,650,000.

An unmarked police car was involved in a crash with another vehicle in St Albans.

An Indian student who lives in Worthing in Sussex and came to the UK to avoid an arranged marriage is facing deportation after University of Hertfordshire withdrew her from her course.

Willingdon Road in Eastbourne had to be closed after a tree fell on a car.

A woman has been left with potentially life changing injuries after a tree fell on her car in East Sussex.

An electric bus has been named in honour of a pioneering professor.

The employers were issued with civil penalties between October 1 and December 31, 2025, following Immigration Enforcement action.