SUN 9 NOV 2014 7:00pm THE ANVIL Through a varied selection of music and readings this very special First World War Centenary Remembrance Concert pays tribute to those who fought and gave their lives...
It’s well known that there is pent up demand by children and young people to join youth organisations in Hatch Warren. To try to satisfy this demand for young girls new Rainbows and Brownies...
It is the ultimate High School story of teenage love lost and found and it has kept audiences tapping their feet and singing along throughout the Seventies, Eighties, Nineties and into the 21st Century. Yes,...
People living in and around Dummer, Hampshire (RG23) are being invited to a special open day to discover for themselves how a new facility is turning food waste into renewable energy for 3,000 homes....
Now that construction has started of the AD facility, just over the M3 bridge on the road to Farleigh Wallop, I thought it might be appropriate to review the position. There can be no...
At the end of April there was a public exhibition at the Community Centre by a company called Belectric, which is proposing a huge solar panel farm around the anaerobic digester, over the M3...
Many of our readers will have seen the article in the Basingstoke Gazette regarding the recycling of tetra packs, plastic yoghurt pots etc. These can now be recycled and there is a collection point...
Dan and Julie Putty talk to the Rabbiter The last Thursday in May saw the annual Mayor making ceremony for Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council. The Mayor is the senior citizen of Basingstoke and...
The Borough’s Local Plan currently proposes up to 5,200 homes to be built to the south and west of Basingstoke, completely overwhelming the local infrastructure. There is a risk that this could be increased...
Not many people know that a man whose face is a familiar sight on BBC TV’s South Today programme has lived in Hatch Warren since 2003. As a Senior Broadcast Journalist for BBC News,...
