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Farleigh School near Andover and Stockbridge opened its Hampshire nursery on September 14 for children aged two, with baby places planned from 2027 onwards.

An Abbots Ann author is set to inspire the next generation of writers after taking up a new lecturing role.

Former Southern Water boss Matthew Wright and six ex-employees face fraud charges over alleged wastewater monitoring manipulation.

Charcoal Grill secured two places on the national shortlist after thousands of people nominated businesses across the UK.

Wild Women Live will come to at The Haymarket in Basingstoke on Thursday, April 8, 2027, as part of a nationwide tour

A dog owner feared she would have to say goodbye after her pet suffered a broken spine and shattered leg in a car accident.

Hampshire police confirms five burglary reports in Basingstoke overnight on September 9, while residents slept; no items stolen.

Basingstoke’s Hope Hub marks the Baton of Hope suicide prevention legacy with a free anniversary event at Anvil Arts on September 25.

Basingstoke fire station open day on September 12 featured emergency service displays, water rescues and fundraising for the Fire Fighters Charity.

Heavyweight boxing champion Daniel Dubois has been spotted in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, as he trains for his upcoming rematch with Fabio Wardley.

Motorists around Radlett, Elstree, Shenley, and Borehamwood have had poor luck with roadworks as congestion is reported across the area.

Zak Light, 19, from Borehamwood, will walk 25km on September 12, in tribute to his late uncle Keith Rabbetts, a Royal Navy engineer.

Centrepoint were able to place him into accommodation and help him find a job.

From road closures to speed limit changes, councils must consult the public before making decisions. Here's how to find out what's planned near you.

A councillor has questioned whether High Wycombe Town Committee is “completely and utterly useless” amid calls for the town to get its own council.

Disabled motorists and motorcyclists could be required to pay to use council-run car parks under changes described as “quite controversial”.

A dog bite that put a pianist out of action for months has led to the invention of a new safety device.

Passengers travelling through High Wycombe and the surrounding area are facing delays after a defective section of track.

A car left in a High Wycombe town centre car park has been plastered with parking tickets, raising fresh questions about vehicles being abandoned in the area.

Customers in England and Wales will be able to use digital IDs to buy alcohol so people do not need to give out "sensitive personal information" on nights out.

A roast dinner nearly turned deadly for a man from Surrey who was given just hours to live.

Oasis’ Liam and Noel Gallagher will return to the stage with another UK tour in 2027, with shows in Glasgow and Manchester, and Knebworth.

GFM Animation worked with Leonardo Di Caprio on his production company’s 2023 animated film Ozi: Voice of the Forest.

Andy Burnham's father Roy has died at the age of 86, after living with Alzheimer’s

Fines for fly-tipping are set to triple in St Albans as part of a tougher crackdown on illegal waste dumping.

Vegan activist Michelle Farnham spends 21 nights in a pig farrowing crate in Trafalgar Square to highlight mother pigs’ conditions, backed by Animal Rising.

A St Albans woman has learned that her cord blood cells, the first ever issued by the NHS, saved a child’s life in Australia.

St Albans parkrun welcomed 419 participants for its 696th event, held at Verulamium Park on Saturday.

A man was Tasered and arrested in St Albans city centre after reports of someone carrying a knife.

A row over a shared driveway turned ugly when a man decided to drive his car repeatedly into his neighbour's fence

An interview with Adam Brian, co-founder of seafood restaurant Riddle & Finns in the Brighton Lanes, as they celebrate 20 years of being in the city.

Co-op has lodged detailed proposals to expand its existing branch on Brighton's Seven Dials into two neighbouring shop premises

Taylor Wimpey Strategic Land is seeking outline planning permission for up to 125 homes on land north of Rectory Lane in Ashington.

The proposed development, which would have seen 93 new homes built on the Toat Café site on Stane Street, north of Pulborough, was rejected by Horsham District Council on September 11.