IT IS described as the World’s toughest expedition race – and Hampshire GP Roisin Ward has set her sights on being part of the first British women’s team to conquer it. Roisin, her sister Jo Bush, and their friend Linda Johnston Rohrbasser are just
HARTLEY Wintney's home against Salisbury has been called off after last night's heavy rain. The Row's next game will be on Saturday when they are at home to lowly Dorchester.
AFC Basing played hosts in their weather-delayed Hampshire Sunday Vase tie against Woolton Hill Argyle Lions, going down 5-3 in a valiant effort, as Warren Clark, Callum Silcox and Brandon Wheeler netted for Basing. Bramley United went behind twice
THE ball is well and truly rolling on plans to redevelop the home of a Basingstoke spots club. Work at Basingstoke Town Bowling Club, in Fairfields Road, is underway to provide more inclusive access for all, with work due to be completed by the
Tributes have been paid to a Basingstoke police officer who died 47 years ago this week. PC George William Brown, of Hampshire Constabulary, passed away on January 28, 1973. He collapsed at Basingstoke Police Station after chasing and apprehending
A freight train has derailed coming out of a station, blocking the line between Basingstoke and Eastleigh. The incident is expected to cause major disruption to train services across the region. The British Transport Police say no injuries
In the Basingstoke Saturday Junior B Cup quarter-final, AFC Berg Reserves took an early lead against Overton United A when Matthew Lee netted from an assist from Stefan Graham after nine minutes Despite Graham's assist for Mackenzie Collins to
POLICE have issued an appeal to the public after a woman was seen urinating on the front doorstep of an Amesbury property. The incident took place during the early hours of Saturday, January 18. An unknown female was seen to urinate on the
11 Ugandan children teamed up with Brighton Hill students and celebrity chef in a “memorable” pop up kitchen on Wednesday, January 22. The children worked alongside Mark Lloyd in creating a three-course meal for over 60 guests in attendance at the
A WAR veteran whose medals were stolen from his house, forcing him to return early from his holiday, has said he is “amazed” that they have been returned to him. As previously reported in the Gazette, David Broadhead’s house in Rooksdown was broken
