The first order will stop vehicles from driving through the gap in the central reservation at the A3093/A303 westbound on-slip.

Environmental health officers from Test Valley Borough Council have been busy visiting businesses across the borough in June to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.

UK drivers could be breaking the Highway Code by driving while wearing sunglasses this summer

The house, on the edge of Abbotts Ann, has been built with handmade imperial brick and a traditional clay tiled roof.

An Andover woman is raising funds to help her sister-in-law create memories with her three young children after a sudden stage four cancer diagnosis.

On the night of his cardiac arrest, Tony was at home with Elaine and Hatty when he suddenly stopped speaking mid-sentence and collapsed.

The talk will reveal the invention of blue jeans, the introduction of riveted workwear and the enduring cultural influence of Levi’s across generations.

Ducklings braved the road near Basingstoke bus station, with police helping them across.

The Food Standards Agency has said it will ‘continue to monitor the situation’ after a mother reported finding hair in two chicken nuggets from McDonald's.

UK drivers could be breaking the Highway Code by driving while wearing sunglasses this summer

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

Several people suffered injuries after a ‘large fight’ took place outside of a village pub.

A summer fair has raised more than £400 for charity.

A fundraising appeal launched in memory of a Buckinghamshire New University student who died after being crushed by her own car is closing in on its target – despite not receiving a donation for more than two months.

A former Buckinghamshire New University student is preparing to release the second book in his science fiction trilogy inspired by his experiences of dyslexia and work in primary education.

A four-bedroom end of terrace house is on the market for £1,050,000.

EastEnders will welcome a new character to Walford for a short stint on the BBC soap.

Police have launched an appeal to find two women who may be key witnesses after a woman was raped in Surrey.

McDonald's is set to axe its Vanilla Matcha Frappé from UK menus on July 13.

Bodycare has confirmed it will open 17 new stores - here is the full list which includes an opening date for July.

The historic stepping stones in Ewell are set to be removed after councillors refused to take on liability for the crossing.

The Herts Advertiser has published four death notices in the last seven days.

Hitchin Lavender, an award-winning family farm in Hertfordshire with sweeping flower fields, has been described as a "must-see" by visitors.

As temperatures soar again next week, residents across Hertfordshire are no doubt hunting for ice cream to help cool down.

An incident involving weapons has led to two properties in Radlett, Hertfordshire, being partially closed by police.

A three-year-old boy who was injured in a zoo’s crocodile enclosure at Johnson's of Old Hurst faces more surgeries, his parents have said.

One of Sussex’s “most rare native creatures” was spotted in the county for the first time in around 100 years.

A new educational facility could soon take shape on the south coast.

Harriet Dean-Orange, who owns Harriet's of Hove in George Street, said she realised something was wrong when she received a call from her colleague

A retrospective planning application for a large house in multiple occupation (HMO) has drawn strong opposition from nearby residents.

Sussex Police are searching for a man who reportedly harassed a woman and was seen "acting suspiciously" in Worthing and Brighton.