The UK faces an uncertain winter amid the spread of both coronavirus and flu and all those eligible for jabs should take up the offer to protect themselves, a health chief has said. UK Health Security Agency chief executive Dr Jenny Harries said
Consumers have been urged not to worry about power shortages this winter, amid fears over an energy crisis. With gas prices at record highs, energy supply firms are losing “a lot of money” due to the Government’s price cap, which is in place to
WITH the weather slowly transforming and the nature changing colours for most of the week, avid photographers from the Andover Advertiser camera club have caught stunning scenes on camera. As the theme for the camera club for October is Autumn
NONE of us are getting any younger. I had one of those lurching moments last week when I realised I was going to be fifty years old next year. For anyone saying you don’t look it, I’m afraid my column photo is a few years old. Far better minds
Andover looks very quiet in this 1965 view of the upper High Street, and probably the photograph was taken on a Sunday. Normally, as well as people, there would be vehicles going back and forth as both High Street and Newbury Street were open to
Scottish famers managed to get ahead with harvest early after (whisper it if Ms Sturgeon is nearby) the wonders of what they called an English summer that meant reduced costs because the temperatures produced grain that required less, or even no, time
