The latest Andover cases at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court include a soldier drink driver, and a drug driver who was spared jail.

A doctor has warned of the high pressure the emergency department will be under during strikes after Easter.

The property in Lovell Close, Thruxton, is being offered for sale with no chain.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat will be performed at The Lights by the youth musical theatre company RARE Productions.

Funds raised will support OpenSight's mission to help people living with sight loss live independently and stay connected.

An OAP club served up laughter, lunch, and a sweet helping of Easter cheer

A Bramley care home is inviting the public to its latest open day.

The Basingstoke Ladies Probus Club hosted a talk on the resurgence of red kites over Hampshire skies.

Colin Dennis has been appointed as the first group chair of two ambulance trusts. Mr Dennis will now serve as group chair of South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) and South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb), providing unified non-executive leade...

The Carpenters Story is heading to The Anvil.

Herts Police are appealing for information after a man was attacked in a Borehamwood Tesco car park.

What is April Fools' Day? It always lands on April 1 and this is why pranks stop at 12pm plus how the tradition started.

A body recovered from the River Nene, in Wisbech, has been identified as missing teenager Declan Berry.

More than £9,000 has been raised to pay for the funeral of Eden Bunn, who died after the car she was travelling in crashed into the River Nene.

The brother of missing teenager, Declan Berry, has spoken to reporter, Sarah Cliss, at the scene of the fatal river crash at North Brink, near Wisbech.

High Wycombe Repair Café joined repair groups from across the UK at an event in Parliament calling for policies to make it easier to repair everyday items.

A disqualified driver who resisted police in High Wycombe has been banned from the roads for almost five years.

A High Wycombe uninsured drug driver who had previously been banned is among those who have been sentenced at the magistrates' court.

Different outcomes for plans to redevelop the upper floors of a tattoo and piercing parlour in Wycombe and a takeaway into homes in Princes Risborough.

A CROWD-pleasing tribute to a pop legend lit up the stage in Beaconsfield

Havering and Bromley have been revealed as London’s hearing loss hotspots, with around one in six residents affected.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to ban American rapper Kanye West from the UK ahead of his Wireless Festival performance.

A police incident means a lane is closed on a major road in London. Live updates here.

EastEnders will see a schedule change this week due to the Easter weekend altering the usual running time on Monday, April 6.

Emergency callouts for problems around homes often spike on Easter Monday, according to a specialist provider.

Plans for sweeping changes to local government have led to a “screaming” red risk of the impact on delivery of services to Hertfordshire residents, a meeting was told.

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

The M1 is closed northbound between Hemel Hempstead and Dunstable this evening (Saturday April 4) following reports of a crash.

A semi-detached house in Beechwood Avenue, St Albans with a 110ft private rear garden is on the market for £1,100,000.

An investigation has been launched after four men reportedly approached a Porsche in St Albans and attacked a passenger yesterday.

A Lewes-based not-for-profit has received a contribution from Italian brand Bertazzoni.

A man has been spared jailed after sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl.

Concerns have been raised around “missed opportunities and a “care gap” after a 19-year-old took his own life.

Eastbourne's biggest free music festival is set to return to the town's Bandstand this May.

A prolific shoplifter who stole from Greggs and ignored probation requirements has been jailed after repeatedly failing to comply with court orders.