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Step back in time as Bridgerton Bliss to return to Houghton Lodge Gardens
AN IMMERSIVE event will return to the Houghton Lodge Gardens in June to allow guests to step back in time. On Sunday, June 9, the historic house will host 'Bridgerton Bliss: A Regency Afternoon of Tea, Tunes and Twirls'. It is expected to sweep
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Andover Carnival receives £2,000 grant from Town Council
Andover Town Council has awarded a £2,000 grant to Andover Carnival organisers who are gearing up for a momentous event as they celebrate its 100th anniversary this July. This grant will contribute to the anticipated £16,000 expenditure for the
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Andover residents to receive free bereavement support at new Grief Kind Space
BEREAVED Andover residents will soon be able to access free, informal bereavement support, when a hospice opens its doors next month to host the town’s first Grief Kind Space. The Sue Ryder Grief Kind Space at Countess of Brecknock Hospice (COBH
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Indian restaurant told 'major improvement necessary' by food hygiene inspectors
HERE are all of the food hygiene ratings handed out to businesses in Andover in April. Food hygiene ratings, which are conducted by the Food Standards Agency (FSA), give businesses a score from five, meaning hygiene standards are very good, to
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'The A303 - the road to misery and a monologue from a rude friend'
I recently went to visit an old friend in Basingstoke. Actually, he is not really old, (well, not by my standards), and saying he is a friend is stretching it a bit far, as he is usually quite rude to me. But I had been surprised to receive his
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Marwell Zoo launching interactive Very Hungry Caterpillar trail
Marwell Zoo is set to bring Eric Carle's children's book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, to life this summer with a new interactive trail. The trail will include oversized 3D installations and augmented reality (AR) elements to add depth to the experience
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Pressure kept on Southern Water to stop pumping untreated sewage into River Test
PRESSURE is being kept on Southern Water to invest in its treatment works to stop untreated sewage being pumped into the River Test. MP Caroline Nokes and borough councillors met with representatives of Southern Water and the Environment Agency