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  • Safety talk pledge

    A RETIRED paramedic, whose daughter died when she was just 21, is trying to raise awareness of road safety to prevent other parents suffering the heartache of losing a child. Mike Olive’s daughter Elizabeth had just finished training as a paediatric

  • Man dies after cliff fall

    A MAN from Basingstoke has died after falling from cliffs in Cornwall. The 54-year-old was airlifted from the bottom of the cliffs at Mullion at around 7.45pm yesterday (Friday, May 4). He was pronounced dead at hospital. Devon and Cornwall

  • Past and present in tune

    THE founding member of award-winning Hospital Radio Basingstoke was among the guests at a special event to celebrate its 40th year in broadcasting. Mike Brooker-Burkitt, also known as Chairman Mike, founded the radio station in 1972, and put together

  • FA Youth Cup success on the cards for Adam

    TEENAGE footballer Adam Nditi says that winning the FA Youth Cup with Chelsea would feel like lifting the Champions League. The former Bishop Challoner pupil helped the west London club to a 4-0 win over Blackburn in the first leg of the final

  • Fete fantastic!

    TV SPORTS legend Dickie Davies praised the spirit of north Hampshire villagers for reorganising a church fete with just two days’ notice. The former World of Sport presenter was the guest of honour at the annual Ashford Hill and Headley Fete, which was

  • Simply outstanding

    AN independent residential school for children with autism has been graded as “outstanding” by school inspectors Ofsted. Officials visited in March and reported that Tadley Horizon, in Tadley Common Road, has nothing to improve and is “outstanding”

  • Tom muscles in to open 24 hour-gym

    THE FITNESS industry is big business – and Tom Norbury is hoping to muscle in on its potential by opening a 24-hour luxury gym in Basingstoke’s Crown Heights complex. The 5,000 sq ft Anytime Fitness gym is set to open in June. Passionate

  • League to decide on Hartley's promotion

    HARTLEY Wintney’s promotion celebrations are on hold as they wait to see if their place in the Combined Counties League Premier Division will be taken by another side being moved into the division by the Football Association. Hartley chairman Luke Mullen