THE quality of care homes run by a charity has shown ‘positive progress’ but still requires improvement. That is the view of the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after inspectors visited Enham Trust, in Enham Alamein, from January 7 to 9. The inspection
POLICE have renewed an appeal for a man, who has links to Andover, after a cab was shot at in London last summer. Detectives are asking information and have announced a reward to find 26-year-old Kevin Zebo, who is also known as Ouuraga Kevin Zebo
A PAIR of Rookwood School pupils took on a mammoth challenge to remember loved ones. Aggie Brazier and Emily Smart organised an indoor rowing challenge on February 22 in aid of Countess of Brecknock Hospice. The girls, along with Thruxton residents
JOB seekers have been given a cash boost thanks to supermarket shoppers. Waitrose shoppers in the town backed Andover Job Club, based at King Arthur’s Hall, with a cheque for £204 presented by customer assistant Annwen Walker. The money will
AN ANDOVER vicar is swapping his dog collar for a running vest as he prepares to run the London Marathon for a cause very close to his heart. Reverend Lee Davies, vicar of St Michael’s, in Knight Enham, and St Paul’s, in Smannell Road, will run
HAMPSHIRE police used Tasers against more children last year than almost any other force in the country. New data published today shows the stun guns were drawn, aimed or fired in 15 incidents involving children, with only four other forces recording
A GOAL two minutes from time deprived Andover of a point in what was otherwise a poor match at Verwood. Scoring opportunities for both sides were at a premium throughout but after Verwood were reduced to ten men with twenty minutes left Andover
