The charity is run entirely by volunteers and focuses on rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming German Shepherds in need across the south of England.

The scheme means that many proposals previously referred to planning committees could now be decided without public meetings.

Founded in 2011, Health Currancy has grown from a small business with a distinctive ingredient into an international brand serving athletes.

Hampshire County Council could make further cuts to services, increase charges and delay essential spending as it faces a record £198.9m budget shortfall next year.

Refurbished four-bedroom home for sale in Thruxton features two ground-floor bedrooms, new kitchen, bathroom, gardens, outbuildings and ample parking.

Aldershot shoplifter Shaun Mason jailed for 34 weeks after assaulting a Co-op worker and stealing £679 of goods from One Stop and Co-op stores.

Two Hampshire 20-year-olds have been issued formal warnings for suspected poaching activity

NHS GP data omits a ‘hidden queue’ between contacting Basingstoke surgeries and receiving appointments, raising concerns over access and triage.

A sea of red poppies is filling a village church with colour and meaning once again.

Basingstoke charity shops say online resale is leaving them with worse donations and more waste.

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.

Andy Burnham backs Journalism Matters, calling journalism a vital national infrastructure and local news essential for democracy and accountability.

Centrepoint welcomed the new changes by hosting a visit from Department for Work and Pensions Minister Stephen Timms MP

A wall and pillars erected without planning permission in High Wycombe must either be removed or reduced in height, Buckinghamshire Council has said.

The most recent cases concluded at High Magistrates Court.

A 23-year-old man who died following a crash at a motocross track in Flackwell Heath will now have the opening hearing of his inquest held a week later than originally planned.

A popular Marlow restaurant has received fresh feedback from food inspectors, with the results of its latest assessment now published.

UK Blue Badges are recognised in many European countries, but rules and concessions vary, as experts explain.

Married couples and civil partners could claim up to £1,260 through Marriage Allowance. Find out who qualifies and the April 2027 deadline.

Elton John and CMAT reimagine festive classic Step Into Christmas as this year’s Amazon Music Original, available to stream exclusively from Thursday.

Prince William’s senior estate official has reportedly apologised to tenants affected by the potential sale of 3,000 acres of Duchy of Cornwall land.

Three people have been arrested after armed police were called to reports of a fight involving multiple people in Ewell.

A scaffolding truck fire caused major delays on the M25.

A weaving project is helping bring people together in Hertfordshire as part of Inter Faith Week.

St Albans flat fire was started accidentally, Herts Fire and Rescue Service confirms, after woman suffers burns.

A major new affordable housing development has officially opened in Welwyn Garden City.

Harpenden Choral Society is set to perform Bach’s Christmas Oratorio.

An appeal has been launched after a dog was injured and its owner assaulted on a St Albans bridleway.

A Saltdean man described his horror as he watched a man carrying a sword try enter his home

Residents living near The King’s Arms, on George Street in Kemp Town, said drinkers regularly gathered in the street, sometimes from as early as 9am

The number of Sussex Police officers added to the barred list has jumped from five to 20 in the last year

On a damp night in early November 1605, a man was found loitering in a cellar beneath the House of Lords.

Plans to build a housing development next to a station have been rejected after council officers said it was not "well-connected" enough