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<p>The Haslemere Players are bringing the much-loved musical *Guys and Dolls* to Haslemere Hall from October 27-31, with opening-night tickets just £15 and a chance to win two tickets.</p>

Roll the dice to win Guys and Dolls tickets

<p>The team at Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists in Alton helped goldendoodle Scout recover from serious injuries suffered in a road accident.</p>

Dog dodges paralysis after accident thanks to vets

<p> Local tradespeople can get hands-on with the latest products at Toolstation Haslemere’s supplier roadshow.</p>

Haslemere Toolstation gears up bumper trade event

<p>Members pose on the iconic Nunn's bridge, Coggeshall in Essex, last year, on the first day's walk of the group's idyllic annual spring break in Suffolk</p>

From hornets to shotguns: 50 years of rambles

<p>The Alton FlavourFest is returning to the Public Gardens on September 7.</p>

Free food and drink festival in Public Gardens

<p>Residents from Waverley Grange Bupa Care Home enjoy a farm visit.</p>

Farmyard friends make special care home visit

<p>Treloar’s student Chloe celebrates the end of the ride with her brothers William and Nicko.</p>

Treloar's student raises £30,000 in bike challenge

<p>Staff from Right at Home Alton and Bordon raised £5,000 for Dementia Adventure in a 24-hour exercise marathon.</p>

Home care staff raise £5,000 for dementia charity in exercise marathon

<p>More than 30 Shalden families made donations towards a commemorative bench in memory of Michael Campbell, a long-term Shalden resident and a former High Sheriff of Hampshire.</p>

Hampshire and Surrey clubs and societies news

<p>Waverley mayor Cllr David Munro and Cllr Gemma Long with Bev Cook, chief executive of Huckleberries.</p>

Waverley Mayor names Huckleberries as official charity

<p>Lou Graham and Mike Wilkins are all smiles as Lou completes her winning Diddly Squat Farm cake (Photo: Debbie Herring).</p>

Farm-themed cake wins big competition for Ropley baker

<p>Deputy Alton town mayor Cllr Chris Botten cuts Alton Foodbank's 15th birthday cake (Photo: Sian Mills).</p>

Teen chef cooks at Alton Foodbank's 15th birthday open day

<p>A capybara and a dinosaur joined the drinkers at the Alton Beer Festival.</p>

Hampshire and Surrey clubs and societies news

<p>The luxury interior sale at Bury Court, Bentley.</p>

Luxury interiors sale raises thousands for hospice care

<p>Drivers take part in the pre-show convoy through Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire ahead of the main event at the Haslemere Classic Car Show in Haslemere. Picture by SteveFlynn</p>

Haslemere Classic Car Show returns in style for 16th year

<p>From left: Joan Andrews, Denise Ellis and Vail in Alton Secondhand Books.</p>

Lucky find in book shop creates windfall for charities

<p>Bluebird Care presents its £1,000 community grant to Dogs for Autism, alongside Jon, his mother Kelly and his assistance dog Casper.</p>

Dogs for Autism receives £1,000 grant from home care provider

<p>Scrunchies for sale in Hale.</p>

Young entrepreneurs are selling their wares

<p>Guests at the space2grow Big Lunch in Farnham.</p>

Space2Grow brings community together for Big Lunch

<p>Corinna Furse tends to her roses in Lower Froyle.</p>

Hampshire and Surrey clubs and societies news

<p>Farnham Walking Festival participants at Caesar's Camp</p>

Participants smash step count during walking festival

<p>Robbie Eggleton trying out a press up.</p>

Farnham worker's 3,000 push-up charity challenge

<p>The Curtis Museum in Alton.</p>

Community group will talk to councils about museum funding

<p>The Royal Hampshire Regimental Standard will be flown on one of the vehicles in this year's Armed Forces Day Commemorative Convoy.</p>

Alton man to carry Royal Hampshire Regimental Standard in convoy

<p>The Curtis Museum in Alton.</p>

Hope for the Curtis Museum but a long road ahead

<p>Families flocked to the improved playground in Frensham for the official reopening on May 23.</p>

Grounds for excitement as Frensham play area gets revamp