The application covers the drive-thru restaurant at West Portway Industrial Estate, with proposed changes intended to improve its operation.

Tributes paid to Andover’s Michael John Gisborne, known as ‘Greenfingers’ on CB radio, who died in Bournemouth on November 5, remembered for community spirit.

An Andover man’s 40 years of collecting will be sold at a Weyhill event held in his memory.

Aldi's Specially Selected range beats M&S, Waitrose and Sainsbury's to win Quality Food Awards' Own Label Range of the Year for a second year running.

Universal Credit rates will rise in 2027/28, with standard allowances increasing from April 12 as DWP confirms a 3.5% benefit uplift for claimants.

An Odiham chef has been named National Chef of the Year at the Barchester Care Awards 2026.

Silchester entrepreneur Ollie Haynes launches Every Village, an online platform helping rural communities find local businesses, services, groups and events.

Worting man Dave Stewart-White walked 174km in October after prostate cancer diagnosis, raising £590 for Prostate United and urging men over 50 to get tested.

More than 100 residents took to the streets of Old Basing 20 years ago to demand action over speeding traffic.

From traditional village inns to popular modern spots, Basingstoke has something for everyone when it comes to pubs. There's no shortage of places to grab a pint, but few can agree what the best watering hole really is

100 Aker Wood marks 30 years and Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday as Friends group launches fundraising to secure Aldenham attraction's future.

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.

Drivers across Buckinghamshire are being warned to expect road closures, overnight resurfacing works and temporary traffic lights next week as a major programme of highway improvements continues.

A man convicted of three counts of assault was among the latest hearings held at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court.

A popular Hazlemere café has received a new hygiene score following a recent inspection.

As I sat in the Budget Statement recently, I couldn’t help thinking, “what precisely is in this for us, for rural communities?” The sad answer was absolutely nothing

A six-bedroom house in Marlow is on the market with a guide price of £2,250,000.

Folkestone’s Radnor Arms ranks ninth among the UK’s 100 best pubs in The Good Food Guide 2026, praised for global flavours, value and its renovation.

Richard D’Oyly Carte built and owned hotels such as the Savoy and Claridge’s and was behind Gilbert and Sullivan’s famous operettas. There is a blue plaque to him in north London.

Microsoft has issued an update, telling its customers that it has now fully restored its services after the global outage that started on Thursday this week.

The Great British Bake Off host Noel Fielding said he was "horrified" to hear of Russell Brand's crimes and didn't know about them until the public did.

A complete kitchen renovation has long been considered one of the most disruptive and expensive home improvement projects a UK household can take on.

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

If you're on the hunt for a stunning independent bakery dubbed a "hidden gem" by locals, then look no further.

Spice Girls alum Lady Victoria Beckham grew up in the Hertfordshire village of Goffs Oak. Here's what it costs to live there.

Motorists face more disruption at the Park Street Roundabout in Hertfordshire starting on November 14

Motorists could face a temporary road closure in St Albans under plans for works in Watling View

A man has called out the unbelievable depth of pigeon poo on the floor of the Montague Centre in Worthing as "utterly disgusting"

A man has been refused permission to use a section of land as his garden despite arguing that he had been doing so for more than a quarter of a century

Brighton's brand new Christmas lights are set to be turned on in the coming week, featuring a brand-new display.

Discover High Beeches Gardens in West Sussex, a Grade II* woodland garden famed for rare plants, autumn colour, rhododendrons and historic Loder heritage.

Councillors have backed a new plan to increase supply of council-controlled temporary accommodation.