CREMATORIUM bosses have lodged an application to increase the height of a facility, a year after it was finally given the go-ahead for a larger building. An application has been lodged by Pure Crematorium for minor changes to its Charlton Park site
MORE than 98 per cent of Hampshire families have been offered their first primary school choice. Today (Tuesday) 98.4 per cent, 14,350 families, have received the good news that their children will be attending one of their three school choices.
A MAN who dumped bags of household waste along a country lane in Broughton has been ordered to pay over £800. Mark Cooper discarded the waste in October last year along Roman Road. The rubbish consisted of drinks cartons, food packaging and other
A SENIOR judge has revealed that he was called for jury service and was only excused from the duty when he insisted that he was actually going to sit as the judge in the case. Judge Keith Cutler, the resident judge of Winchester and Salisbury since
PREGNANT women are to see changes being made by the region's community midwifery team. From Monday, Hampshire Hospitals will have teams of midwives dedicated to working with women who choose to have either a home birth or to give birth at the trust
A DATE Post Office move has been set for Andover’s Post Office to move to a new location. Following a public consultation and review, bosses have decided to proceed with the relocation of the Bridge Street branch to WHSmith, in High Street.
AN ANDOVER care home has been named amongst the best in the region for the second successive year. Harrier Grange was voted in the top 20 Recommended Care Homes in the south east by carehome.co.uk. The awards highlight the most recommended care
CONTENTIOUS plans to build a waste incinerator close to Longparish has been hit with fresh criticism from government planning chiefs. US company, Wheelabrator, has developed a proposal to build a waste to energy incinerator on the Enviropark owned
ANDOVER New Street travelled to Team Solent last Saturday only to be beaten 4-2 by the south coast side. It was a disappointing result for New Street, as their run of poor run of form continues. As has been the case in recent games, New Street
THE winner of the third Test Valley Business Awards 2019 entry prize has been revealed. Jan Lumsden, of kitchen showroom Kutchenhaus, in Romsey, scooped a corker of a prize when Adam Fox, a previous winner, picked her name out of a hat at random
ANY expectation that Andover would complete their league campaign with their fifth successive victory at St Georges Park quickly failed to materialise as they lost on the Isle of Wight to Newport. For long periods,in what otherwise was a poor
