Earlier last week I met a group of farmers in Westminster Hall. They had all travelled up from East Hampshire to stand alongside fellow farmers from across the country to protest against the ...

The Environment Agency has issued a flood alert for the upper River Wey area, following heavy rainfall from Storm Bert. Although property flooding is not currently expected, the region is facing ...

Farnham town centre is once again twinkling under tens of thousands of fairy lights after the Christmas lights switch-on. But as this lovely photo from 50 years earlier proves, Farnham’s festivities ...

In the small community of Hartley Mauditt near Alton, a strawberry farm was once the unlikely sanctuary of one of Britain’s most decorated naval heroes. Augustus Willington Shelton Agar VC, DSO, or ...

Two fourth-century Roman mosaics discovered in Hampshire have been temporarily barred from leaving the country after concerns they could be sold overseas. The Government has placed the ban to allow ...

Families and footballers have raised a glass to The Binsted Inn after they pumped £561 into their local side. The watering hole has demonstrated its commitment to helping local causes by making a ...

Only a fraction of the hundreds of households that enquired about fostering in Surrey last year actually applied, new figures ...

For many of us, the days of waiting for a dial-up modem to connect, hearing that unmistakable static buzz, are long gone. But in some parts of our community, the frustration with slow internet is all ...

Waverley Borough Council is seeking residents’ views as part of a review of polling districts and places in the borough. The Review is a legal process for considering the location and suitability of ...

Despite cutting millions of pounds in services, slashing its work force, and raising taxes by 10 percent Woking Borough Council has been warned not to see it as “job done”. The stern words were in a ...

The Met Office issued a Yellow warning for the South East on Saturday morning as Storm Bert approached the region. The strongest winds were expected along the coasts on both Saturday and Sunday, with ...

“Wherever we go, people want to know, who we are” were the chants from Waterloo to Whitehill on a cold and wet morning in central London. There was no mistaking the source as the chant "we're the ...