AN EVENT honouring the armed forces has been pulled back from the brink of postponement. Tidworth Armed Forces Day will go ahead in June, after organisers announced in February that this year’s event might not take place, citing a lack of suitable
ANDOVER AC’s Great Britain athlete Holly Mills can look back on another successful winter and look ahead to a new challenge for the 2019 outdoor season. The indoor season can be a distraction to the hard training over the winter period for some
GRANTS are up for grabs in Hampshire. The county council is offering grants of up to £5,000 to help kickstart or expand projects, products and services which prevent waste at home. Cllr Rob Humby, executive member for environment and transport
TRAFFIC wardens across Test Valley are to be armed with body-worn cameras in a bid to stop assaults by angry motorists. The news follows a rise in the number of violent incidents against officers over the past few years. Traffic wardens in
AN OVERTON swimming club is celebrating this week after being granted a new lease on a pool that has been closed to the community since 2017. Lordsfield Swimming Club had been negotiating a new lease for the pool with Hampshire County Council (
A WEYHILL care home was full of animal mischief when two furry but unusual visitors came to visit. On Monday residents at Rothsay Grange, in Weyhill Road, were pleasantly surprised to see two alpacas roaming around their home, who even went in the
AN INQUEST has been opened into the death of an Andover man at his home. Michael Atkins, 60, was found hanged by his wife at his home in Kellys Walk on March 4, a hearing heard in Winchester on Friday last week. Consultant pathologist Dr Adnan
