Pupils go batty on Shrove Tuesday!

YEAR six pupils at Blackmoor Primary School drove everyone batty on Shrove Tuesday.
During their annual pancake race they used bats, instead of frying pans, to carry their pancakes from the school to St Matthew’s Church.
The runners were on a... read on

CAB bids to stretch its reach

A FAR-reaching and bold plan to provide more help to people desperately in need of help and advice has been launched by the Citizens Advice Bureaux. read on...

---

Widow heartbroken over headstone

“IT broke my heart” was how Olive Ayres described her feelings when she was told she had to modify her husband’s headstone before it could be erected at his grave in the churchyard at Headley’s All Saints' Church. read on...

---

Museum dream a step closer

THE Woolmer Forest Heritage Society will get a £4,000 East Hampshire District Council grant to put toward the £11,800 cost of its Heritage For All project, which includes establishing a museum for the town at the eco-station. read on...

---

Public share 'green town views'

AS part of the “once-in-a-lifetime chance” to regenerate the town, people in Whitehill and Bordon have given their views on how Hampshire’s “green town” will take shape. read on...

---

Struggling Shots face relegation dogfight

ALDERSHOT TOWN 2,
LINCOLN CITY 3

ALDERSHOT face a grim battle for survival after a home defeat to Lincoln last Saturday left them three points adrift of the safety line.
The month of... read on