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  • Mother accuses housing association of racial discrimination

    A MOTHER has been left in tears after a developer has refused to carry out work on her garden which she says is unsafe. Yetunde O Ojuri moved into Halter Way on the Picket Twenty development built by Persimmon Homes in July last year, but to her

  • Two remain under investigation after drugs raid

    TWO people remain under investigation following a drugs raid in Andover earlier this week. On Monday officers carried out a search of a flat in Boreway Close, Texel Green, at about 10.30pm. Eyewitnesses said "at least 13 officers, dogs, machine

  • Second Chantry Centre unit closes in the space of a week

    THE Chantry Centre has its latest retail casualty – despite the borough council’s best efforts. Just days after Andover’s Pandora store closed its doors, Bags4U has cleared its premises at the unit next to the Chantry Street exit of the Chantry

  • GCSE results give cause for cheer at the Clere

    IT WAS another successful set of GCSE results for the Clere School with strong grades across a broad range of subjects. Just over three quarters of pupils achieved at least a grade 4 in maths (78 per cent) and a similar number in English (75 per

  • Pride at fantastic marks at Testbourne

    PRIDE was abundant at Testbourne Community School as students, staff and parents celebrated ‘fantastic results’. Over a third of students achieved the top grades 9-7 (A*-A) in either English or maths, and 77 per cent achieved a ‘strong’ pass of

  • High marks for all at Rookwood School

    ROOKWOOD School’s largest Year 11 cohort followed in tradition to produce an “excellent” set of GCSE results. The school maintained its high standards with 96 per cent students gaining five or more GCSEs at grade 4 or higher - equivalent to the

  • Plenty to celebrate for pupils at John Hanson

    STUDENTS turned up at John Hanson not knowing what to expect but there was plenty to celebrate. Impressively, 84 per cent of students achieved a grade 4 or above in English, while 78 per cent achieved this threshold in maths, and 72 per cent gained

  • Happiness at Harrow Way on GCSE results day

    THIS year’s GCSE exams have been coined as tough but for Harrow Way students there was still plenty to smile about. In English 74 per cent of students achieved grade 9 to 4, slightly down on 81 per cent from last year, and in maths 70 per cent of

  • Prolific Andover thief jailed for latest shoplifting spree

    A PROLIFIC Andover thief has been jailed for the fourth time in eight months following another shoplifting spree. Corey North, of Quicksilver Way, appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates Court yesterday (Wednesday) where he pleaded guilty to 11 counts

  • Andover CC honour stalwart with game

    ANDOVER first team's Southern League Division One home game with New Milton was washed out by heavy overnight rain last weekend. This week the side make the short trip across north Hampshire to champions elect Hook and Newnham Basics hoping to

  • Fears grow for missing man without phone or money

    CONCERNS are growing for a man, who has links to Andover, who has been missing for two days. Michael Toms was last seen at 1.20pm on Monday in Ticehurst, East Sussex. The 56-year-old does not have access to money or a mobile phone, police say