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<p>Visitors to World Music Day in Farnham enjoyed a stained glass workshop.</p>

Stained glass workshop fun with artist Rachel Mulligan

<p>An AI-generated impression of Henry of Blois in medieval Farnham.</p>

Peeps into the Past: The medieval bishop who built Farnham

<p>The first British woman to ride round the world, Elspeth Beard, on her travels. Picture: Elspeth Beard</p>

First British woman to ride round the world slams 24/7 ‘fear’ news

<p>Photo by Alessandro Bogliari/Unsplash</p>

England seek redemption at Adelaide Oval after Ashes setbacks

<p>Richard Major has just returned from a few weeks driving around Kazakhstan. He’s pictured reading the paper — and wearing his Farnham Town FC woolly hat — on the decking of a tent he stayed in for a night in the desert. A mere 3,600 miles from home… can any other readers beat that?</p>

Letters to the editor: We've had enough of oversized developments

<p>Culverton House in Alton (Photo: Jane Hurst).</p>

Peeps into the Past: A little piece of Gibraltar in the heart of Alton

<p>Borelli Shelter in Gostrey Meadow.</p>

Historic shelter safety concerns could delay play park reopening

<p>The former Liberal Club in Farnham was one of architect Sir Edwin Lutyen’s earliest works.</p>

Peeps into the Past: The foundations of Lutyens’ architectural genius

<p>How the Ismaili Trust funeral pavilion in Farnham might look when completed.</p>

Ismaili Trust defends Farnham funeral pavilion plans

<p>Pathway to autumn Friston Forest by Sam Moore</p>

South Downs photography competition returns with £100 top prize

Hundreds of pounds are up for grabs and all it takes is a photo

<p>The Brasserie at The Aviator Hotel overlooking Farnborough Airport</p>

Review: A mile-high dining experience at The Aviator Hotel

<p>The gothic mansion was built for the Bonham Carter family. </p>

Gothic £2.75m home for sale once belonged to Bonham Carter family

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Susie Lidstone shines spotlight on Farnham's hidden alleyways

<p>Oliver Scobie being presented with a certificate by Alton Rotary president Mike Sanders</p>

Duo impress with focus on architecture in Alton Rotary photo contest