THIS week, I’ve got a new book out. As a ghostwriter, that’s something that happens on a regular basis, but this is the first time I’ve had my own published since 2012, so I hope you’ll forgive me this small mention. It’s been a strange ...

First time buyers have plenty of options to choose from in Hampshire.

Anti pandemic posters and Ally Law stickers are just some of the problems residents across Hampshire have reported so far this year.

Live coverage of results as they come in for Hart District Council

Ever since pubs and restaurants reopened their doors almost one month ago, it has provided a massive relief and allowed friends and family to see each other again.

A man has appeared in court accused of manufacturing a gun.

On entering Tadley from Basingstoke on the A340 a rather simple chapel building comes into view, at the rear of a graveyard, which looks rather like a small single-story house. In fact, that is exactly what it was designed to be - a chapel disguised ...

BASINGSTOKE and Deane recorded 21 new cases in the last seven day period, figures show.

“EVERY sphere of my life has been invaded by this virus” – these are the words of a hospital worker describing how Covid has impacted her over the last year.

The full list of results for county, borough, parish, PCC and neighbourhood planning referendums across Basingstoke and Deane and Hart

WITH lockdown restrictions being eased, Basingstoke is slowly getting more buzzy and lively.

Pieces of glass, salmonella poisoning, Hepatitis A and chocking hazards are just some of the reasons behind a number of urgent product recalls.

For those that don’t fancy heading to the pub or hitting the shops we have a whole list of activities you can try.

Results are being declared in the Hampshire County Council elections in Basingstoke.

THE government has announced the list of countries residents in Basingstoke can travel to from May 17.

HAMPSHIRE county council has confirmed that no area of the county - including Basingstoke - is currently being considered a 'hotspot' of the 'double mutant' India Covid variant.

A blue-badge holder has hit out at Basingstoke council after he was fined for parking in an area half an hour outside the allowed times, despite being the only car in the entire bay.

FIREFIGHTERS were called to a kitchen fire at a Kempshott home this afternoon - but no injuries have been reported.

Basingstoke and Deane Council's attempt to re-unite an adorable collie with its owner has become unsuccessful.

BASINGSTOKE is not considered to be a ‘hotspot’ for the ‘double mutant’ India covid variant, but concern about it has risen among public health officials.

Basingstoke's Conservatives are celebrating after a strong showing in county council elections that saw them make inroads into opposition seats.

It is too early to call for the leader of the Labour party to resign, according to Basingstoke's Labour leader.

A YOUNG Basingstoke businessman has opened up about how he ‘turned his life around’ from troublesome schoolboy to successful entrepreneur.

Businesses in Basingstoke and north Hampshire have reacted to the doubling of the price of plastic bags.

A HAMPSHIRE RAF base is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its iconic aircraft.

While the balance of risk for the AstraZeneca vaccine is very favourable for older people, it is more finely balanced for younger groups.

Basingstoke shoppers have been warned that the price of single-use plastic bags will be doubling later this month.

A MYSTERY National Lottery winner from Hampshire has won an amazing £1,000,000.

The UK Government has confirmed that Step 3 of the lockdown roadmap in England will take place no earlier than 17 May.

More than a quarter of people in Basingstoke and Deane have received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, figures reveal.

Basingstoke's West Way Nissan dealership is joining forces with WellChild children's health charity.

Polls have opened in North Hampshire on 'Super Thursday' - follow live updates here.

A PERSON has died after being struck by a train at Winchster railway station.

After a morning of showers, the sun was shining on Basingstoke this afternoon (Thursday, May 6) as residents across the borough took to the polls for a bumper day of elections.

THIS past year has robbed many young people of important milestones and opportunities such as graduations, end-of-school celebrations and making memories with their friends.

EMERGENCY services have been dealing with an incident at Winchester train station this evening (Thursday).

If users do not have their NHS number to hand, they can book an appointment with basic identity information.

EMOTIONS were running high when a group of fundraisers crossed the finish line of a 24-hour relay in support of their friend who received a shock diagnosis last year.

A BASINGSTOKE woman has raised more than £1,500 for a local cancer charity through courageous swims in the open wearing just a swimsuit in temperatures below zero and in the snow, ice, rain and wind.

WE'RE looking for Hampshire's best dads for our Father's Day feature.

Election days in the UK have become about one thing and one thing only. Dogs at polling stations.

While everyone’s been at home more, we’ve all been using more water – your bill may have gone up as a result.

TRAVELLERS are planning to race along the A33 again in June – and police are unsure if they will be able to stop them.

Teenager was arrested in raid of Wessex House on April 27, but will face no further action.

A SCHOOL bus driver has today pleaded guilty to causing a serious crash in Headbourne Worthy which left three children needing surgery.

Tributes have been paid to a “happy-go-lucky” great-grandfather who worked at Portals for 40 years after he passed away following a fall.

SIGNS up in Eastrop car park warning that it closes at 4pm because of fly-tipping issues are no longer applicable, the council has said.

THE GAZETTE regularly prints public notices alerting the public to proposals whether by statutory authorities, private companies or individuals.

New battle lines will be drawn tomorrow as the town’s politicians prepare to fight the first elections with new ward boundaries.

THE council has tried to justify cutting a hedge where a birds’ nest was found.