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Flashback: The great battle to get a new pub and hotel for Basingstoke
Flashback: Basingstoke and the beginnings of a famous fashion brand
Flashback: The tragic accident that led to a woman's death at a popular pub
Flashback: The prolific playwright and author who is now largely forgotten
Flashback: 'A very Jane Austen summer in what is a Jane Austen year'
Flashback: Woman who defrauded lodgings in Overton set sail to Van Diemen's Land
Flashback: The return of Basingstoke Football Club after six years with no games
Flashback: First car driven through Basingstoke could be heard 'half a mile away'
Flashback: Basingstoke's first Women's Institute branch was established in 1922
Flashback: Headlines from 125 years ago including boys using catapults and concerts
Flashback: The 271 mile journey which carried the news of Lord Nelson's death
Flashback: 'Throughout the town people are unwittingly drinking their own excrement'
Flashback: Pump is the only surviving piece of the Rectory where Jane Austen lived
Flashback: The evolution of Lister Road from farms to factories
Flashback: Resident lived in pre-built bungalow in South Ham for more than 50 years
Flashback: Londoners and businesses flocked to Basingstoke for town redevelopment
Flashback: Stones thrown at bakers in the 15th century for 'bad or underweight' bread
Flashback: More than 60 traders competing for limited number of market place stalls
Flashback: String of shops including Burberry gutted by town's 'worst fire'
Flashback: The Church Square brawl involving thousands that shook Basingstoke
Flashback: Reverend held captive in Russian fortress was released after mass outrage
Flashback: Basingstoke-based motoring association established 120 years ago
Flashback: Shopkeepers forced to move away after town centre development
Flashback: Workers could not 'buy anything but bread' due to low wages
Flashback: What was Basingstoke like in 1805 during time of 'religious fervour'?
Flashback: Land in Chineham previously owned by King Edward the Confessor
Flashback: The Methodist Church demolished to make way for new shopping centre
Flashback: Workers paid in flour instead of money by farmers in Overton
Flashback: Origins of angel sculpture uncovered at Holy Ghost Cemetery
Flashback: Laundrettes demolished to make way for town centre development
Flashback: Diarist recorded railway arrival, royal visit and town hall construction
Flashback: Fights after campaign started to ban drinking in Basingstoke
Flashback: The photographer who documented early 20th century Basingstoke