RESIDENTS in Ludgershall were worried after a man was seen looking into parked cars. The incident took place in Bell Street and police were quickly at the scene after being alerted by residents just after midnight on 15 July, but could not find
PRINCE Harry helped polo players from the Army to beat the Royal Navy during the annual Rundle Cup Day which took place in the grounds of Tedworth House. The Rundle Cup match is the hotly-contested polo competition played every year in Tidworth
YOUNG photographers in Andover have won places in a national competition. Theo Youds, a pupil at Rookwood School, entered the Andover round of the Rotary Young Photographer contest in March this year in the intermediate category for those aged
A COMMUNITY got behind an event to raise money for a poorly child so that she and her family could go on a well-deserved holiday. Collingbourne Ducis held a fundraiser in the village on Saturday, raising £1,122 for a holiday and a playhouse for
RAIL enthusiasts at Swanage Steam Railway have been assisting the local group formed to rekindle the rail link between Andover and Ludgershall as a community and heritage facility. The steering group is drawn from Ludgershall and Andover town councils
TWO noisy peacocks in Overton have come to the attention of councillors some of whom think the birds would be better off in a zoo. According to Overton Parish Council clerk Laura Harley, pictured, it was suggested that they should be moved out
WINTON Community Academy students took inspiration from British businesswoman Dame Lucy Jeanne Neville-Rolfe when she visited the school. Students attended a number of workshops throughout the day with Year 10 prefect sessions focusing on leadership
