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Seven places in Basingstoke to enjoy the sun | Basingstoke Gazette - Vimarsana News

Seven places in Basingstoke to enjoy the sun | Basingstoke Gazette

WELL there's no doubt about it, yesterday was a scorcher.

FLASHBACK: Looking back at Basingstoke in the 'swinging 60s' - Vimarsana News

FLASHBACK: Looking back at Basingstoke in the 'swinging 60s'

“WHY are the 1960s looked upon as the ‘Swinging ’60s’?” is a question often asked to us older ones by the younger generation.

Travellers moved off of Down Grange after 'challenging behaviour' - Vimarsana News

Travellers moved off of Down Grange after 'challenging behaviour'

THE leader of Basingstoke council has praised the 'swift' action of various parties in removing unwanted visitors at a leisure facility in the town…

7 places near Basingstoke to plan a walk when lockdown eases - Vimarsana News

7 places near Basingstoke to plan a walk when lockdown eases

Common is particularly popular among dog walkers. You can also spot horses on your trail. Although the path is spoiled by animal excrement, Basingstoke Common offers a nice route to go for a walk or a run. Eastrop Park (Photo by Liz Dunkel) Nestled in the heart of Basingstoke town centre, when the sun is shining, Eastrop Park is a little slice of paradise. As well as the picturesque lake, it's the perfect place to walk around, or to take a picnic. If you work up a sweat, there's a lovely cafe where you can cool down, or if longer walks are your thing, it's easy to access the Basings...

Schoolboy, 11, uses his daily walk to collect more than 30 bags of litter around Basingstoke - Vimarsana News

Schoolboy, 11, uses his daily walk to collect more than 30 bags of litter around Basingstoke

11-year-old Jordan Marsh noticed lots of litter while out walking, and decided to do something about it. “He’s done absolutely loads,” his mum, Jacquie, told the Gazette. “It started about four weeks ago, and he said to me one day: ‘All this rubbish, can we bring a litter-picker with us and pick it up?’” “We’ve always had one lying around, but it’s never been used to actually pick up litter before!” Jordan, who is in Year 7 at Dove House School Academy - a specialist school for children with moderate learning difficulties - was inspired by his family’s love f...