Test Valley Police imposed a dispersal order in Andover town centre on October 10 after reports of anti-social behaviour, covering nearby areas until 3am.

Andover veterans charity founder Billy MacLeod MBE publishes A Sapper’s Story, a historical novel exploring the Royal Engineers’ retreat to Dunkirk in 1940.

Broughton housing plans for up to 40 homes include 40% affordable housing and green space in Test Valley, while residents raise traffic and flood-risk concerns.

Andover resident James Rae wins Anchor’s 2026 Loving Later Life Award for helping neighbours, driving residents to appointments and improving his community.

He first rose to national fame after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2018 and has since appeared on shows including The Royal Variety Performance.

In 2025/2026, it supported 1,001 individuals, with 725 of those being new to the service.

The CQC looked at nine areas of performance and awarded most a score of three out of four.

The project formed part of Sustainable Fashion Week and began at the hospice’s Donation Centre in Wade Road.

Passengers arriving at Gatwick Airport can now pass through eGates without showing their passports under new rules.

Set in the fictional Berkshire School for the Best Behaved, the story follows a headmistress and her unruly pupils as they race to break a wicked fairy’s spell.

The south Borehamwood community has “lost its living room” with the closure of a beloved social club but three generations are fighting to get it back.

CCTV images have been released as police appeal for information over a “hate crime incident” outside a Borehamwood synagogue.

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The local news media sector's new audience measurement platform Regional Audience Intelligence Data (Raid) has officially launched today, enabling media planners to see local more clearly.

A 22-year-old advocate from Kent will be recognised for her work to improve the housing system for care leavers at a London awards ceremony this month.

Uniformed and plain-clothes officers patrolled Bedgrove, Aylesbury,  to tackle anti-social behaviour.

A group of sixth form students from Wycombe High School have taken part in a national competition challenging young people to design a settlement for humans to live in space.

Households drying laundry indoors face £3,000 repair bills, rejected insurance claims and serious health risks from toxic mould, experts warn.

Buckinghamshire students from Wycombe High School joined the UK Space Design Competition, developing STEM, engineering and teamwork skills.

The finalists of Celebrity Traitors 2026 are believed to have been leaked with fans now having to avoid spoilers.

The new feature, available through the NHS app, sends notifications to smartphones and smartwatches when medication is ready for collection.

A 14-year-old girl was raped, strangled and threatened with a knife by an older teen who abused her over 18 months.

Britain in the 1930s a new book reveals more than 600 photos of UK life including London curated by historian Steven Brindle.

Pope Leo XIV has announced he will undergo surgery to remove a nodular lesion on his lung that was recently discovered during medical checks.

A Woking man raped a woman and controlled her life for two years, using a tracking app to monitor her movements and restricting her access to money, family and friends.

A care client is being celebrated by her St Albans homecare team after publishing her first book.

The bomb squad were called after a suspicious device was found at a property in Elm Drive, St Albans.

Harpenden was previously named one of the best places to retire in Hertfordshire, but how much does it cost to live there?

Face-to-face support is what young people value most, according to new findings from a St Albans mental health charity.

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

Labour councillors have urged the University of Brighton to halt plans to end its recognition agreements with trade unions, UCU and Unison.

A town in Sussex has been named as one of the most fairytale-like places to visit, and it is just a drive or train journey from London.

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Officers were alerted to a Volkswagen Passat suspected of using a false registration plate on the evening of October 8.

I read with disbelief that some councillors are thinking of going ahead with plans to pedestrianise St James's Street. Whatever are they thinking? This would kill off not only the shops in St James's Street but in George Street as well, and where do ...