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This weeks court round-up.

IN THE COURTS: All the latest Andover cases

Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong, a province in southern China, was reported to be severely affected by the ...

LIVE entertainment filled Salisbury as City Encounters brought a boost for the bank holiday weekend.

Andover Guildhall Residents are being asked to have their say on plans which could alter the towns conservation area. Vast swathes of the town centre are currently covered by the conservation area, affording historic buildings and areas certain protections and restricting what can be built there. But as part of its appraisal, Test Valley Borough Council are proposing removing a number of parts of the town centre from the conservation area it says do not have historical significance, or ha...

An Andover man has had his sentencing adjourned after failing to provide legal aid documents to his solicitors – despite being just a minute from the court. Norman Stringer was due to be sentenced on three drugs charges at Winchester Crown Court today (Thursday, March 11). However, because he had not provided payslips to his solicitors so they could apply for legal aid on his behalf, they did not show up in court. Addressing the 51-year-old, who had brought the payslips to the hearing, ...

The announcement comes as the government started the first phase of its road map out of lockdown. Wiltshire Creative, the pan-arts organisation made up of Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Arts Centre and Salisbury International Arts Festival, said: “Whilst Salisbury International Arts Festival will not be able to go ahead in its conventional format, we promised you that we would still bring music, performance and culture to the streets and spaces of Salisbury. We want culture to lead the wa...