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<p>Amorino Gelato will open in The Borough this week.</p>

Amorino to open Farnham gelato shop

<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>The Jalsa Salana UK 2026 convention.</p>

Thousands gather in East Hampshire for global Muslim convention

<p>Sarah Tarling, right, at the opening of Bowl Salad or Spud with her daughter Demi.</p>

Bowled over by success of spud and salad bar in Alton

<p>From urgent care to long-term support, Haslemere Hospital is growing its services for the future</p>

New heartbeat for Haslemere Hospital with £188,000 boost

<p>Head of the Shots Foundation Jamie MacAllister (Photo: Aldershot Town FC)</p>

Shots Foundation head lifts lid on Aldershot Town's charity work

<p>Cedar Vets' new out of hours team prepares to cut the ribbon to launch its 24-hour service (Photo: Angela Ward Brown).</p>

Cedar Vets in Alton launches 24-hour animal care service

<p>The two teams line up for a photo</p>

Tilford XI win thrilling match against Mubarak Mosque XI

<p>Badshot Lea's Westfield Lane ground</p>

Badshot Lea announce partnership with Farnham College

<p>Speakers Keith Harris (left), Iain Lynch, Leza Milligan and Cllr Tony Fairclough</p>

Farnham Sports Council welcome several speakers to latest meeting

<p>Waverley hoppa receives an award for Commitment to Sustainability at the Community Transport Awards 2026.</p>

Letters to the editor: Community transport service deserves support

<p>Roadworks in Castle Street, Farnham.</p>

Town centre improvement money should have gone on potholes

<p>Dozens of members of the public gather to show their support to the Nepalese community</p>

Man arrested for alleged attack on Gurkha veterans

<p>The Trimmer Almhouses on West Street.</p>

Peeps into the Past: A century of care in West Street

<p>Dozens of members of the public gather to show their support to the Nepalese community.</p>

Outrage after alleged racist attack on Gurkha veterans

<p>Farnham Rangers regularly patrol the town centre.</p>

Rangers praised for drop in town centre incidents

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

Luxury interiors sale raises thousands for hospice care

<p>A patient and nursing staff at the new Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham.</p>

Phyllis Tuckwell welcomes first patients to new hospice

<p>The Haslemere Border Young Athletes coaching team</p>

Haslemere Border Young Athletes off to a flying start

<p>Emily of the Haslemere Book Shop.</p>

Waverley encourages residents to shop locally

<p>The Collective Worship Crusaders at St Lawrence CE Primary School in Alton celebrate its Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools report from the Church of England.</p>

Glowing Church of England report for primary school

<p>The Co-op store in Heath End, Farnham</p>

Farnham Co-op store to close amid challenging trading conditions

<p>hoppa receives an award for Commitment to Sustainability at the Community Transport Awards 2026</p>

Hoppa picks up award by plugging into greener future

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

Young entrepreneurs are selling their wares

<p>Farnham volunteers filling pots.</p>

Volunteers thanked for helping make Farnham thrive

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

Space2Grow brings community together for Big Lunch