The annual event, now in its sixth year, featured a packed programme including air displays, static aircraft, military vehicles, simulators, and activities for all ages.

Held in the grounds of Andover Manor and hosted with the support of landowner Sultan Sid Dajani, the event marked the charity's third Music at the Manor festival.

The case was among a number of Andover matters heard at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court recently.

This year's campaign, running from July 6 to July 12, is themed "Alcohol and Me" and aims to start conversations about the impact alcohol can have on people's lives.

Kit Malthouse officially opened the new padel courts at Andover Lawn Tennis Club as the club marks its 90th anniversary.

Bradley Morey has been jailed for 22 months after attempting to intimidate witnesses to a court case from inside prison.

Cash-strapped Hampshire County Council remains in an “unambiguous financial crisis” and needs a "survival plan", a senior opposition councillor has warned.

Questions have been raised about human rights as SNG reveals more details about South Ham regeneration and demolition plans.

The market will have craftspeople, food producers and small businesses, with a variety of gifts, handmade products and fresh produce on show.

Some patients face hospital parking charges of up to £19 a day.

Forest Care Village, a Borehamwood nursing care home, is inviting residents, families and community members to enjoy a new weekly social event designed to bring people together in a friendly, relaxed setting.

A man who experienced housing instability during his teenage years has spoken about the positive impact a youth charity had on his journey to independence.

Cala Homes will build 73 homes on land north of Barnet Lane in Elstree, with nearly half designated as affordable housing.

Plans have been unveiled that would see 1,200 homes, a school, care home and recreational space built in Borehamwood.

We should have a choice with our aids, they are our personality, they help us stand up in the world, and they should reflect our character

Police are appealing for witnesses after a burglary in Buckinghamshire which saw several goods stolen.

A surgery has been named the top GP practice in the county.

Two childhood friends who first met on a quiet Bourne End street in the 1970s have reunited more than four decades later and are now creating memories together at the FIFA World Cup.

An independent Buckinghamshire bookshop has been chosen to play a key role in the launch of a new audiobook platform designed to support high street booksellers.

Police are appealing for information following an attempted burglary in Bucks.

A survey of 779 children by parkrun found that 76% felt happier after completing a junior parkrun event.

Anyone who knows me knows I have a deep love for my home county, to the point that I instinctively refer to it as "Sweet Surrey" to pretty much everyone.

The Coronet stands closed but the landmark was once a grand Art Deco cinema and then a Wetherspoons pub.

Rachel Burden, who first joined BBC Breakfast in 2015, has served as a regular presence on Sunday mornings for more than 10 years.

EastEnders character Zoe Slater, played by Michelle Ryan, is reportedly being axed from the BBC soap.

Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenager from St Albans.

Police officers in Hertfordshire have increased their use of stop and search – with almost one in five leading to an arrest.

A touching childhood sketch has been turned into a piece of wearable art.

The MP for North East Hertfordshire has waded in after a hosepipe ban announced for Hertfordshire by Affinity Water comes into force.

Park Street roundabout is set to partially close as work continues to redevelop a former aerodrome in Radlett.

A mum whose baby was stillborn has criticised the findings of a national investigation into maternity care, which she says “falls far short” of what bereaved families were promised.

Shops, commercial premises, a school site and farmland look likely to be put up for sale by Brighton and Hove City Council.

The prospect of a 5am Wimpy burger and chips in the centre of Brighton didn’t go down too well with the police, licensing officials or neighbours.

RE-SENT with key change in intro – collections are proposed to change from weekly to fortnightly.

Calls to end a controversial booking system at rubbish tips are set for debate by councillors.