Archive - Monday, 10 December 2018

Homeless support cuts totalling £1.8m agreed by council
HAMPSHIRE civic chiefs have agreed to cut support for homeless people with “less critical” needs, as it looks to save £1.8 million a year.
Cricket club "devastated" following act of vandalism
A CRICKET club has been left “devastated” after an act of vandalism has ruined part of its historic green.
Housebuilder provides school with a grand boost
A BRAMLEY primary school has received a grant of £1,000 from a housebuilder to help build an outdoor classroom and allotments.
Residents views needed on proposed transport strategy
RESIDENTS are being asked to give their view on how to improve transport in the borough.
SCHOOLS' NEWS: Fundraising for an Ugandan orphanage
After a moving assembly presented to our Year 8 students last year about the aims and achievements of the Ugandan orphanage King's Kid Home, Brighton Hill Community School's headteacher, Mr Chris Edwards, inspired us students to create various…
Minister backs Basingstoke pair's latest women in data event
TWO Basingstoke women have hosted an event in London encouraging more of their peers to get involved in data technology.
Insurance firm sponsors Town's academy team
AN INSURANCE firm is backing the town's footballing stars of tomorrow.
Array of gifts donated to charity thanks to drive by firm of solicitors
WITH Christmas just around the corner, generous colleagues at a firm of solicitors have been busy collecting gifts to support The Salvation Army’s Christmas Present Appeal.
The FA recruits Basingstoke student, 18, to its team - with covering an England game his first assignment
A KEEN blogger has been recruited to be an in-house journalist for the Football Association (FA).