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In a poll last week hundreds of you had your say. The results might come as a bit of a surprise. A whopping 30 per cent of people say the North Basingstoke area is the best place to live. Readers think Tadley, Bramley, Sherfield, the Sherbornes and Chineham rank top of the property list. But second, third, fourth and fifth place were close with only a handful of votes between each place. Coming in second with 19 per cent is Central Basingstoke with areas such as Black Dam, Eastrop, Kings Furlong, Viables South Ham and West Ham. A close third place was taken by South Basingstoke ...

CORONAVIRUS cases are beginning to fall across Basingstoke and Deane, figures show.

Coronavirus cases surge in Popley but fall in Viables and Hatch Warren (all the latest figures revealed) Covid cases have seen a sharp rise in Popley in the week leading to January 17, figures have revealed. There have been 148 new cases in Popley over the seven-day period, a rise of 68 from the previous week. The rolling data of 1,063.8 is highest in entire Basingstoke and Deane council region. Meanwhile, the cases have marginally fallen in areas like Viables and Hatch Warren. There have been 51 new cases in Viables, while Hatch Warren saw 30 new cases. At 10, Woolton Hill, Burghcl...

A further 89 new infections were reported in Viables, up by 54 from the previous week. New data, released today from Public Healh England, shows infections reported to January 10.  Cases have risen across Basingstoke town centre.  However, more rural areas like Woolton Hill, Burghclere and Bishops Green, Whitchurch and Ashmansworth and Overton and North Waltham, saw number of cases declining during the same period. An interactive map on the government website shows just how many people have tested positive for the virus in each area of the county over the seven-day period. The...

CORONAVIRUS cases have tripled in one week in three parts of Basingstoke, government data reveals. The Viables area has seen 92 new cases in the seven days to January 5, which is almost triple the week beforehand. It means it has a rolling rate of 1,174.5 cases per 100,000 population, making it one of the highest areas in the country. And in South Ham and East Oakley, cases have more than tripled compared to a week ago. It comes as medical officials have warned that it is currently the 'most dangerous time' of the pandemic. Chief Medical Officer, Professor Chris Whitty, told the B...