This unique home incorporating a former church tower, dating from 1840, and rural views is up for sale for under £1 million.

The Travelling Cupcake, known for its handcrafted bakes, house-made gelato, and speciality coffee, will open a kiosk at Andover bus station starting April 1.

Andover’s Guildhall and the former O2 shop hosted a wedding fair on Sunday, March 22, offering engaged couples the opportunity to explore a wide range of services.

Manuela Wahnon, who founded and leads Andover’s Attitude of Gratitude campaign, is expanding her services as she continues to deliver assemblies

The rising appointment figures reflect wider changes across GP practices, where patients are now more routinely seen by a range of health professionals.

More than 50 players participated in a rotation of seven-minute matches with three-minute breaks.

The rising appointment figures reflect wider changes across GP practices, where patients are now more routinely seen by a range of health professionals.

Camp Bestival is making a return to Lulworth Castle from July 30 to August 2.

Charli Saxby, of Waterlily Walkies, who is a dog walker who specialises in supporting XL bully dogs is a finalist in a national animal welfare awards.

A skiing accident was the unexpected inspiration behind a skincare brand that has now partnered with a Hook hotel.

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.

Audience members are encouraged to wear orange Blippi glasses and join in the fun as the cast invites everyone to "be like Blippi."

Businesses are striving to make things accessible, and whilst I've had to learn to ask, I have also found that so many are willing to change and learn with us.

Forest Care Village, a private specialist centre in Borehamwood offering dedicated 24/7 nursing care, has showcased a remarkable new interior, following significant investments in a new atrium, communal areas and private living spaces to bring wellne...

Plans have been submitted to demolish an industrial building in High Wycombe and replace the site with a workshop and offices for a private hire company.

"You might save the money but you could lose the pub", says The Dolphin, Newport Pagnell manager of a pub that may be forced to close.

A new day nursery in High Wycombe is due to open in the town later on this year.

Waitrose in Chesham has applied for permission to sell alcohol 24 hours a day.

A driver has been fined £200 for driving too slowly on the M40 motorway between Thame and Bicester in Oxfordshire.

A lorry has caught fire on the M25 in Surrey.

After fundraising for a leading youth homelessness charity, we traded our beds for sleeping bags and a night on the floor.

Police are investigating after a victim was sexually assaulted in a Surrey park.

Alex Kingston has opened up about how Strictly Come Dancing was ‘perfect antidote’ to cancer treatment.

Emmerdale and Coronation Street will see schedule changes this week due to an England football match being aired on ITV1 on Friday, March 27.

TV star Diane Morgan features in a new Govia Thameslink safety video aiming to put a stop to slips, trips and falls at railway stations.

Police have launched an investigation after a burglary at a home in the Sandridge area of St Albans.

Plans for an apartment block to replace Noke Lane Business Centre in St Albans have been approved by St Albans City and District Council.

A jewellery burglary in Park Street, St Albans, has sparked a police appeal.

The opening hours of a new Harpenden bar, The Perch, have been slashed following a licence review by the district council.

A beach hut owner wants the council to take action amid an increase in vandalism and break-ins.

A wildlife rescuer has spoken out against plans to ban people from feeding birds in a town centre

The railway footbridge, connecting East Park and Station Way in Crawley, is set to be dismantled, repaired, and realigned

A visitor to Brighton from Wales says that jewellery shops in The Lanes are now mostly full of 'overseas rubbish', not proper antique jewellery

Garden waste bin stickers are being stolen from Rother District Council brown bins - leading to residents issuing a warning