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If you’re looking for half-term inspiration – here are five days out the kids will love.

A GROUP of supporters of Romsey Abbey took to the water for the first time in two years as their popular annual event returned from a Covid-enforced…

A FORMER head of drama teacher has reprised Basingstoke’s long-running community choir Sing for Fun.

Osmund, only male of four chicks that became internet hit in spring 2020, is spotted over 100 miles away

NEW research has revealed that Hampshire is in the top ten for the UK’s greenest outdoor areas for children.

A BREWING company has submitted plans to turn part of a farm in East Cholderton into a microbrewery and tasting room, sparking criticism from…

(Google Street View) IT FEELS like a lifetime since we last sat in the pub with an ice-cold pint and our favourite packet of crisps. Under the current lockdown exit roadmap, outlined by the Prime Minister, beer gardens and restaurants with outside areas can open their doors to punters on April 12. From May 17 indoor hospitality is set to open, where the rule of six or two household rule will apply. However, not all pubs will be opening their gardens when lockdown restrictions ease with ...

Photo by Hawk Conservancy Trust Hawk Conservancy Trust is at risk of closing after multiple lockdowns and restrictions have impacted their income, the Advertiser can report. The chief executive of the popular tourist attraction, just outside of Andover, said they are under increased pressure.  With 130 birds to look after, the conservancy is currently going through the most challenging phase in its 55-year history. The trusts chief executive Penny Smout said that they are concerned abo...