COUNCILLORS are set to make a decision on the fate of an application for a kebab shop in South Ham. As has previously been reported in the Gazette, a planning application has been lodged with Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council (BDBC) to change
A COUNCIL is pledging to spend more time maintaining its grass verges after a complaint from a resident. Pensioner Les Sennett, 87, is urging Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council to tidy up the patch of land outside his property which is sprouting
STUDENTS at a Basingstoke secondary school has been championing the importance of physical education. Bishop Challoner Catholic Secondary School was one of thousands of schools across the UK which took part in Youth Sport Trust’s National School
CYCLISTS are gearing up to use pedal power to wheel-y rake in some money for charity, while also enjoying the sights of north Hampshire. Returning to Down Grange Sports Complex for a 27th year, the St Michael’s Hospice Big Wheel is one of the facility
A CHARITY is glowing after announcing a new charity event coming to Basingstoke. Naomi House and Jacksplace, a hospice charity for seriously ill children and young adults, has launched its Glow Run, taking place on September 28. The event will
HARTLEY Wintney are the first team through to the final of the Finch Group Guy Jewell Cup this summer, after they beat Odiham ang Greywell by 31 runs at May's Bounty on Monday night. Angus Brown was the star of the show, as he top scored with 57
A PAIR of teams at Basingstoke hospital have been commended for their work toward a study. The haemophilia and research and development teams at Basingstoke hospital have been commended by the NIHR Clinical Research Network for recruiting the first
EXACTLY two years to the day Oakley's 27 game unbeaten run was ended in the Hampshire League County Division Three North top of the table clash with IBM Hursley. The home side batted first and made 167-8 with Dan Sumner top scoring with 50. In
