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Hampshire County Council has unveiled plans to allocate £7.1m in funding to help residents with rising food and energy costs.

One of the founders of a North Hampshire prep school has written a book about its history and has donated £3,000 from book sales to charity.

There is a new warning that government plans to move to simpler local authorities could lead to a reconfiguration of the Hampshire council map.

Tadley came together to celebrate the beginning of the festive season at the town’s annual Christmas tree light switch-on at the weekend.

Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has announced the appointment of its new chair.

An award-winning delicatessen will only be stocking British cheeses this Christmas in a bid to support British farmers and cheese producers.

Police and MPs have joined forces to tackle a rise in violent rural crime.

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has announced the humorous new names of the vehicles within its fleet of sustainable pathway leaf sweepers.

Nominations are now open for the Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s 2025 awards.

The new landlords of a village pub are hoping to restore it to its former glory and re-establish it as “a proper country pub”.

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has encouraged residents, organisations and businesses to have a say on its upcoming budget proposals.

The festive and final Woolton Hill and Highclere Village Market of the year is taking place at the end of this month.

A Newbury man in his 60s is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after his car crashed into a tree.

The first beavers born in Hampshire since the 1600s have been officially named Bobby and Barry.

A village primary school donated 246 meals to West Berks Foodbank following its Harvest Festival collection last month.

The next meeting of the Kingsclere Local History Association will take place next Thursday, November 21.

A man has been warned he could face a custodial sentence for drug-driving.

A village hall has renewed calls for businesses to make use of it amid fears that it won’t be able to stay open without regular income.

The family of a man who was seriously injured in a motorway crash has appealed for witnesses to the incident to come forward.

The council’s finances are on a cliff edge, with a report warning that without more support, it will declare itself effectively bankrupt in two years.