Programmer used train commute to create app to help busy restaurants
WHILE some read a book and others catch up on TV, one Ludgershall man has used his train commute to design an app.
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Doors open to first homes built for returning army families
THE ribbon was cut to mark the unveiling of some of the first homes for military families in a £250 million scheme.
PHOTOS: Pillar of community made freeman of town
A COMMUNITY stalwart who is always there to lend a helping hand has been given the Freedom of Ludgershall.
Priest returns to old town to take charge of benefice
THE new vicar for the area has returned to familiar ground.
Michael BENNETT
BENNETT Michael 'Mick' Sadly passed away on Friday 25th January 2019. Funeral Service on Wednesday 13 February 2019 at St James Church, Ludgershall at 1200 pm, followed by a burial at Ludgershall cemetery, Dewey's Lane.
PREVIEW: School named among the best in country
STAFF and pupils are celebrating a ‘magnificent achievement’ to be named in the top one per cent of schools in England.
A look at this week's Andover Advertiser
IN this week's Advertiser take a look at the town's library as it reopens after refurbishment, hospital trust sees mixed results over cancer waiting times, and killer is sentenced to life in prison after stabbing man as he slept.
School closures in Andover on Friday, February 1 due to snow
AS Andover and the surrounding area is covered in a blanket of snow several schools have decided to close for the day.
PREVIEW: Fears voiced for young people in town's 'drug capital'
THE ‘drug capital’ of Andover is posing a threat to young people, civic and charity voices have warned.
PREVIEW: Mother hits out at council after fly-tipping court battle
A MOTHER-of-two has hit out at a ‘money-making scheme’ after winning a lengthy court battle.
