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Several North Hampshire Girl Guides were presented with their Gold, Silver and Bronze Duke of Edinburgh awards at a recent presentation evening.

The A34 southbound in Hampshire is now closed.

Basingstoke and Deane councillors will discuss a proposal to combine the borough council with two other Hampshire councils today.

A school boss fled the scene after injuring a sleeping couple by crashing into their ground floor bedroom.

A beloved study centre will remain open following a rejected proposal to replace it with a specialist home for vulnerable children.

A rural community group that manages and operates a village hall has been honoured by the High Sheriff of Hampshire.

A rugby player was hospitalised for 12 days battling a serious infection after coming into contact with dog poo during a match.

A decision will be made next week on whether a beloved study centre will close to make way for a specialist home for vulnerable children.

A prep school near Newbury has announced it will be expanding its curriculum to include GCSE students.

New data has revealed that Hampshire County Council has collected over £2m from residential parking permits since 2020.

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council will raise its council tax by an average of 10p per week to fund its services for the next year.

The Kingsclere Community Larder held its final session last week, with volunteers and organisers gathering to mark the occasion.

No offences were identified when Police carried out a large-scale and proactive overnight operation in North Hampshire to target rural criminals.

A brand new kitchen has been unveiled at a community centre in Tadley.

Councils across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have paid for external consultants to help explore options for mergers ahead of a Government deadline.

A local MP has called upon the Government to create policy that provides specific protections for chalk streams.

A pair of otters have been spotted at a county estate in the first confirmed sighting on its grounds for at least 70 years.

A stretch of road between Newtown and Burghclere is expected to be closed for four months while nearly 1km of ageing wastewater pipes are replaced.

Several members of the Highclere community are up in arms about a planning application to build two homes on paddock land in the village.

A village community larder has announced that it will be closing at the end of this month due a decrease in donations, volunteers and customers.