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<p>Solar panels on the Alton Sports Centre roof.</p>

Solar panels generate enough electricity for eight million cuppas

<p>Communities First Wessex received an £11,000 grant for battery storage for the Clanfield Centre.</p>

District council grants £128,000 for community climate projects

<p>Heathrow shown with a third runway over the M25.</p>

Heathrow expansion feels like 'deja vu'

<p>Workers harvest grapes at Penn Croft vineyard near Crondall.</p>

Winemakers prepare for vintage year after hot summer

<p>Joseph Posner, Assistant Minister, Farnham Baptist Church</p>

Faith Comment: How we can escape the gridlock of life

Damian Hinds MP: Hampshire's winemakers toast a vintage era

<p>Farnham Sports Council chairman David Gill (left) with contributors at the seminar</p>

Sports council urge clubs to act on climate change

<p>Heathrow shown with a third runway over the M25</p>

Heathrow expansion could create 'noise sewers' over region's skies

<p>The Grain House Trust received £8,000 towards solar panels at the Alton Maltings Centre</p>

More than £69,000 given in final round of council climate grants

<p>Previous winners include the King’s Arms Youth Project, which was given £10,000 towards heat pumps and air conditioning at their Alton site</p>

Time running out for groups to apply for Climate Grant

<p>The Woodland Trust has offered schools, sports clubs and community groups the chance to plant a free tree and do their bit for the fight against climate change.</p>

Schools and clubs offered free trees - but be quick.

<p>Workshops included a rare chance to explore life in the River Wey and our oceans using microscopes. (Picture by Sophie Jones)</p>

Pupils get an environmental lesson at ACAN conference

Air pollution causes one in 20 deaths in Waverley

Air pollution causes one in 20 deaths in Waverley

<p>Visitors the B-Earth day event in Buriton can check out the Bug Hotel along with numerous green-themed activities and stalls.</p>

Join the party and celebrate nature at 'B-Earth Day' event in Buriton

Solar power farms in Waverley could fuel hundreds of homes

Solar power farms in Waverley could fuel hundreds of homes

<p>John Tyndall's gravestone in St Bartholomew's Church graveyard, before and after restoration</p>

Talk on climate science pioneer John Tyndall attracts big audience

<p>John Tyndall demonstrating a fog-horn to Queen Victoria and her entourage. Wood engraving by TB Wirgman, circa-1876 (https://wellcomecollection.org/)</p>

Hear how a Hindhead resident pioneered climate science

<p>His Excellency Dr Sultan Al Jaber, COP28 President, opens the UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai </p>

Opinion: What cheer can we take from COP28 agreement?

<p>Woodland in sunlight in the South Downs National Park</p>

Where 23,000 trees are being planted in the South Downs this winter...

<p>An image supplied by Extinction Rebellion showing protesters gluing shut the doors of Farnham’s Barclays branch in The Borough</p>

Climate protesters glue shut doors of Barclays bank in Farnham

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Candle lit vigil for lives lost because of climate change this weekend

<p>Parking fees at East Hampshire car parks are set to rise by an average of 26.7 per cent</p>

EHDC leader: A tough call – but car parking hike will protect council

<p>East Hampshire MP Damian Hinds made good use of his breaks at Liss pump track – just as the prime minister has done with the Tory's climate pledges</p>

Opinion: No Damian, people want government to get on with net zero...

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Alton Neighbourhood Plan exhibition attracts 350 visitors

<p>The Home-Start sales team with a didgeridoo</p>

Bramdean car boot sale raises £1,300 for Home-Start Winchester

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Haslemere scientist foretold climate change 160 years ago