RESIDENTS past and present gathered to celebrate 100 years of their village’s history on Saturday. Enham Alamein was first created as a village centre to support injured service personnel returning from the First World War, and on February 19,
SCORING success was the name of the game for John Hanson’s sportsmen as they triumphed in a feast of football. The school’s Year 7 five-a-side team represented Andover, Eastleigh and Winchester district at the Southern Area finals on January 31.
OLDER people losing their sight will now be able to benefit from new services thanks to a grant of over £99,000. Andover-based charity the Macular Society has been awarded a donation of £99,070 from the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Freemasons.
THE temperatures may be low but that has not stopped business owners whipping up some love for ice cream in Andover. Brian Chant and Dawn Tapp will officially open the doors to their new ice cream parlour, Twenty5, on Monday, with a vision to provide
A NEW drone business based in Andover is flying high after it received a grant boost to help bolster its offerings. Forton man Garry Stevens launched AAA Tech Drone Solutions following a career in technology, combining his life-long passions for
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO — 16 FEBRUARY 1894 BROUGHTON — VOLUNTEER MARCH OUT On Thursday evening a strong muster of volunteers from Stockbridge, under the command of Captain Hewitt, and accompanied by the fife and drum band attached
AN “INTRIGUING” thriller is set to grip audiences at Salisbury Playhouse. Agatha Christie’s The Mirror Crack’d opened on Friday and stars Susie Blake (Mrs Brown’s Boys and Coronation Street) as Miss Marple. Simon Shepherd (Peak Practice) takes
MORE than 100 people spent an evening debating a range of issues on housing policy. Held at St Mary’s Bourne Village Centre the debate was chaired by North West Hampshire MP and housing minister Kit Malthouse on Friday last week. Mr Malthouse
STAFF and pupils are celebrating a ‘magnificent achievement’ to be named in the top one per cent of primary schools in England. The secretary of state for education and the minister of state for school standards have penned a letter to the headteacher
