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Candidates standing in today’s elections have put forward their ideas for addressing Basingstoke’s housing crisis. Particularly in the wake of the pandemic, Basingstoke risks pricing people out of their hometown, as access to affordable and energy-efficient accommodation remains a top political priority. From combating loss of land supply, to pledging increased affordable housing, and from the brownfield vs farmland debate to private market prices, the main parties have set out their ...

Candidates standing in next week’s elections have shared their plans on how they intend to revitalise the town centre. The economic recovery from the pandemic and the impact that it has had on Basingstoke town centre is a key feature of many of the parties’ campaigns. Promises range from creating a rescue plan to rent cuts, and less aggressive parking policies to creating an experience that cannot be replicated online. The last year has been devastating for retail and hospitality, w...

A SUMMER of pop-up events in Carlisle’s Historic Quarter will kick off next week with an art exhibition showcasing the work of 50 local artists. The show - named Inspire due to its proximity to the cathedral - will take place in the pop-up space run by Carlisle PR firm Intro in their Paternoster Row offices from April 26 to May 8. Cumbrian artists such as Alan Stones, Derek Eland, Rachel Gibson and Alison Critchlow are among those who will be displaying their work - as well as other art...

An art auction raising money for Self-Harm Awareness for All (SAFA) hopes to have something for everyone. The auction will have an affordable Buy Now price range from £6 to £35, while auction reserves range from £30 to £900. Local artist Sharon Tate is the inspiration and project leader behind the auction and has put together a dedicated team of volunteers to raise much-needed money for SAFA. The charity relies on donations to continue its work as the number of referrals continues t...

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1 Read / Add Comments New York State Police nabbed a duo for alleged possession of crack cocaine and heroin during a traffic stop. Alan Stone, 27, of Pacific, Montana, and Cameron Mollica, 43, of Jacksonville, North Carolina, were arrested around 12:31 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 14, in Orange County during a stop in the town of Woodbury, said Trooper Tara McCormick. According to McCormick, during an interview with the driver, the trooper found probable cause to search th...

AN ORGANISATION to promote businesses in Basingstoke is set to be wound up next month after owners voted against its renewal. Basingstoke Together, which is funded by the businesses in the town centre, was seeking a second five-year term after first being set up in November 2015. However, in a vote of business rates payers held last month, it was decided that the organisation should not be renewed. It means that the services that the Business Improvement District (BID) provides, which ...

Pro Bono Spotlight By Emma Cueto | January 24, 2021, 8:02 PM EST As the U.S. Supreme Court once again weighs cases involving juvenile sentencing and nonunanimous jury verdicts, Milbank LLP, in conjunction with the Louisiana Center for Childrens Rights, has been working on the intersection of both issues in the Pelican State. The law firm, in a broader pro bono collaboration with LCCR, has been pushing for new sentences for defendants who were given life in prison without parole...

Here is the second part of our Review of the Year: JULY A WINCHESTER woman has been crowned the winner of this year’s Great British Sewing Bee. Clare Bradley beat stiff competition and impressed judges Esme Young and Patrick Grant to be awarded the title in the BBC One show. Upon being announced as the winner, she said: “I feel really surprised. Crikey. I do hold myself to high standards and because other things I have gone in for are things I have trained for like exams and more ex...