A WARNING has been issued after a group of youths were seen throwing rocks at vehicles on the M3. Police say the small group were throwing rocks from the side of the motorway, causing damage to vehicles. Officers say the suspects fled the scene
HAMPSHIRE police are encouraging cyclists to hand in footage of drivers making dangerous passes. Officers are asking anyone who may have been involved in or witnessed an incident where a vehicle has made a close pass on a cyclist as part of a new
AN INDUSTRY renowned global professional body will be coming to Whitchurch for a “behind the scenes” look at the town’s award-winning Silk Mill. The Royal Institute for British Architects (RIBA) has announced its Great British Buildings programme
MORE than 100 stallholders brought their finest products to Stockbridge High Street last weekend (August 4). This year's Trout 'n About, an annual family festival now in its 12th year, saw the streets lined with tradespeople offering baked goods
HUNDREDS of pounds were raised and a great deal of tea was drunk at a much-loved shop’s tea party. Leslie and Tim Francis of Enham Shop and Post Office held a Blooming Great Tea Party on July 30 in aid of Marie Curie. The organisation was chosen
HAVING raised thousands of pounds to attend, a Wellington Academy student took on a trip of a lifetime. Last month Year 10 pupil Rhiannon Stevens flew to West Virginia, USA, to take part in the World Scout Jamboree. Rhiannon was one of only 40
“HE WOULD be over the moon, I can see him grinning.” Those were the words Paul Ungi who is aiming to raise awareness of mental health within the armed forces in memory of his nephew. On October 14, last year, Louis Kelly, was found hanged in
