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Mayors Picnic in Romsey YET another staple event in the Romsey town diary has been cancelled. The annual Rotary Mayors Picnic planned for July 18 will no longer go ahead due to coronavirus. County and borough councillor Nick Adams-King said: "Another regular Romsey event cancelled as a consequence of the uncertainty and continuation of restrictions. "Once more understandable, but a massive disappointment, most of all for the very many volunteers who work so hard to make this such a wond...

In tonights round up, sesame street adds up family of two dads as well is the daughter. and oregon wildlife refuge is the running for governor of idaho. hes sick and tired of all this political garbage. hes treated a very crowded primary field. taking several hundred employee volunteers on a two day sale to test the ships safety measures had of returning to cruising next summer. nick contracted coronavirus and he and his wife, amanda kloots, shared her grief every test way.

AN ANNUAL charity walk is set to return to Test Valley this autumn.

Beer gardens, terraces and all-weather marquees are still open for business. Here are the top picks for al fresco pints this summer

Mental Heath Awareness Week 2021: North Hampshire walks perfect for connecting with nature WITH increased numbers of people suffering with anxiety, stress and depression this last year, nature has often offered comfort to those struggling to cope. Today marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week with the theme this year based on connecting with nature. Over the next seven days the Mental Health Foundation is asking the general public to take time to recognise nature and the benefi...

50 of the best UK pubs with beer gardens to visit now Beer gardens, terraces and all-weather marquees are now open. Here are the top picks for al fresco pints over the May Day bank holiday Pubs opening will give us a chance to put our money, quite literally, where our mouths are Pubs in England were allowed to reopen outdoors to serve food and drink to groups of six, or two households of up to 10 people, on April 12. And with a bank holiday around the corner on Monday, May 3, for many of us tha...

The Magic Rat, the newest unit at The Meadow Glamping The Magic Rat, the newest unit at The Meadow Glamping No need to head to Dorset or Devon for quaint villages, walks and pubs – this west Hants site, now with revamped narrowboat, offers rural bliss without the crowds Thu 15 Apr 2021 01.30 EDT ‘The Rat’s Sleek Machine” reads the sign on one of three parking spots just inside the gate. Though our battered Toyota wasn’t ever sleek, we know that’s our space, as we a...

50 of the best British pubs with beer gardens to book right now Beer gardens, terraces and all-weather marquees beckon from April 12. These top picks for al fresco refreshment will start the ball rolling… Pubs opening will give us a chance to put our money, quite literally, where our mouths are At long last, the tunnel of our confinement is very faintly aglow. After a truly brutal 12 months, the hospitality industry, or part of it, is on the point of being allowed to open again. Pubs in Engla...

4 places near Andover you can go for a walk with a friend when lockdown eases on March 29 March 29 will be a significant day in England’s path to post-Covid life. After several weeks of strict lockdown measures, the government will allow six people from multiple households to meet, or two households of any size, as long as it is outdoors, such as a private garden. For people who have been waiting for this moment, it is a great opportunity to catch up on your friends and family outside y...

Stockbridge residents have said that the sale of an affordable home in the town is “depriving people in need”. Aster put a retirement bungalow in The Milsoms up for sale in January, following its last resident moving out. Stockbridge residents said that the town “has a very limited supply of affordable housing”, and raised concerns that the rest of the block could also be sold. However, Aster said that the bungalow needed “significant work” and that it was more cost effective ...