Throughout the summer, Vanessa and supporters organised coffee mornings, charity bowls matches and a Ladies Charity Gala.

Residents enjoyed an afternoon of music and memories at a special choir performance.

The award celebrates organisations that show a thoughtful and innovative approach to community engagement and social responsibility.

The scheme will see 20 charities win £1,000 each day for 12 days in the lead-up to Christmas, totalling £240,000 in donations.

This year’s festival featured more than 400 performers and volunteers across 17 venues in Andover town centre.

Renowned for its evocative music and intricate dance sequences, the ballet is anticipated to be a highlight of the season.

GTK relocated to Basingstoke in 2009, where it has expanded its production facilities and now employs more than 50 people from the local area.

Anne and Agnes went on a trip where they enjoyed a walk in the park, shopping and lunch.

Welfare spending per resident in Basingstoke and Deane has risen by 21 per cent in two years, with the total reaching almost £300 million.

Senior students and staff from The Blue Coat School (TBCS) took part in this year’s Basingstoke Remembrance Day Parade.

Borehamwood Remembrance Sunday on November 8 saw veterans, cadets and residents honour the fallen, with a parade, wreath-laying and service at All Saints Church.

They were known as the ‘Ghost Patrol’ by opposing Italian forces because the unit often appeared suddenly out of nowhere in the deep desert

Borehamwood five-year-old Leo, who died on September 30 from brain cancer, was given a Spider-Man funeral with over 100 motorbikes and community tributes.

Journalism Matters highlights Andy Burnham’s call to protect independent and local news, fair digital markets, and journalism’s role in democracy.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham explains that with greater local power must come local accountability. And that is why local journalism matters.

A woman, who is accused of murdering her 100-year-old mother by giving her extra morphine in Bledlow Ridge, told her to 'hurry up and die', a jury heard.

Motorists could face overnight and full road closures on the M40 during a £23 million refurbishment of Loudwater Viaduct, with work due to finish in autumn 2027.

Buckinghamshire Council's legal challenge against permission for more than 900 homes on Green Belt land in Chalfont St Peter will be heard in February.

A signalling fault at Great Missenden will cause cancellations and delays between Aylesbury Vale Parkway and London Marylebone until Friday.

A refuse collector who was killed after being hit by a car died of traumatic head and neck injuries, a court has heard.

A woman was arrested after an incident forced the closure of both sides of the M23.

A major road has been closed following a crash in Feltham.

An episode of Doctor Who has been removed from BBC iPlayer following the publication of an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against David Walliams.

ITV is set to air a documentary about comedian and children's author David Walliams tonight (November 10) amid sexual misconduct allegations.

The BBC is removing content featuring David Walliams from iPlayer following an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against him.

Traffic is building after an "accident" closed the M1 slip road at junction 6 (Bricket Wood).

More than 440 children at Busy Bees nurseries in St Albans are taking part in a nationwide reading challenge.

Attempted murder probe launched after woman in her 80s found on fire at Watford flat block.

A son has paid tribute to his “larger-than-life” father, who was killed in an unprovoked attack outside a St Albans pub.

Martin Lewis warns energy bills could get worse before they improve, as the Ofgem price cap is forecast to rise by £276 in January 2027.

A man has been named and charged with drink driving following a crash in Worthing.

Customers who say they have been left thousands of pounds out of pocket by two jewellers in Brighton which suddenly closed are calling for a police investigation to be reopened

CPRE campaigners fear a proposed data centre could threaten water and energy supplies in Hickstead.

A rare spider has been spotted at a nature reserve during a volunteer conservation task

Hove and Horsham have been named among some of the happiest places to live in the Britain, according to a Rightmove survey