A new online music therapy programme is helping people with Parkinson's stay active, connected and confident this winter.

Patients are waiting weeks for hospital results because of postal delays, an MP has warned.

Salisbury Journal Pub of the Year shortlist revealed, featuring nine local pubs across Salisbury and Wilton. Voting opens November 19 and closes December 4.

The "stunning home" forms part of a conversion of a former Victorian institutional building.

A town councillor has praised the value of community events after sharing photographs from Andover’s Halloween celebrations.

Calls for action to improve disabled access to all floors of Basingstoke’s Willis Museum after veterans raise concerns at a council meeting on October 15.

Nine Basingstoke Gazette Pub of the Year finalists revealed, with voting starting November 19 and ending December 4 using coupons to choose the winner.

Salisbury Journal Pub of the Year shortlist revealed, featuring nine local pubs across Salisbury and Wilton. Voting opens November 19 and closes December 4.

A Thames Water repair has left rainwater flowing from the road into a resident’s driveway, weeks after a burst main was fixed.

A RETIRED woman was fined £100 while going for her flu jab after a shopping centre mistakenly thought she had parked there all day.

100 Aker Wood marks 30 years and Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday as Friends group launches fundraising to secure Aldenham attraction's future.

Borehamwood Remembrance Sunday on November 8 saw veterans, cadets and residents honour the fallen, with a parade, wreath-laying and service at All Saints Church.

They were known as the ‘Ghost Patrol’ by opposing Italian forces because the unit often appeared suddenly out of nowhere in the deep desert

Borehamwood five-year-old Leo, who died on September 30 from brain cancer, was given a Spider-Man funeral with over 100 motorbikes and community tributes.

Journalism Matters highlights Andy Burnham’s call to protect independent and local news, fair digital markets, and journalism’s role in democracy.

A carer has told a jury that the health of the 100-year-old mother of an Oxford hotelier and his sister got 'worse and worse' shortly before she died.

A new waste plant with an emissions stack up to 15 metres high could be built near Wycombe to shred bulky household rubbish containing persistent pollutants.

A closure order imposed on a property in Marlow has been extended for a further three months following ongoing anti-social behaviour concerns.

A man who missed his regular pharmacy visit to collect prescribed methadone was later found dead from a drugs overdose, an inquest has heard.

A stolen vehicle taken from Feltham was recovered in Aylesbury within minutes of officers being alerted, according to the Thames Valley Police Rural Crime Taskforce.

The creator of Sherwood has confirmed it will be ending after the third series has been broadcast.

Kingston residents are losing their say on planning – Kingston Council must act

HMRC has updated its Child Benefit rates for 2027/28, with millions of parents set to receive higher weekly payments.

Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence in order to watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on

The Post Office is urging retailers to continue to accept cash payments following digital payment outages.

Plans for around 183 homes in St Albans will face a public inquiry this month

Fancy a seaside getaway? Discover the Kent town of Hythe, just two hours from Hertfordshire, with a great high street, seafront and more.

An 80-year-old woman who was 'deliberately set on fire in an attempted murder' in Watford has been named as Brenda Raymond.

Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash on an M1 slip road near Bricket Wood.

Good afternoon, we are hearing reports that a person has been hit by a train between Welwyn Garden City and Alexandra Palace.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted through his car window in a reported road rage incident.

A council tenant has claimed he has been left without reliable hot water for much of the past four years, forcing him and his family to wash using kettles and travel elsewhere to shower

The 4.84 acre site in Church Road, Chichester, is being marketed by property agents Savills.

West Sussex campsite Sumners Pond has been named one of the best in the South East according to a new list by the AA

A former tourist information centre building has been secured for town