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<p>The Bourne Club have announced the appointment of Tayten Nyahwa</p>

The Bourne Club appoint new tennis coach

<p>Steve Reed, the secretary of state for housing, communities and local government, has received a letter about local planning reforms.</p>

Farnham residents warn over planning reforms

<p>Hampshire Cricket have announced the launch of their Girls' Hawks Academy (Photo: Hampshire Cricket)</p>

Hampshire Cricket launch Girls' Hawks Academy

<p>A screen grab from the Waverley video Why Farnham for Business.</p>

Waverley films shine light on businesses across the borough

<p>Chair Tim Wilkie signs the constitution alongside Gregory Stafford MP, Haslemere Mayor Jean Arrick and Cllr Julian Spence, formally launching Beacon Hill’s first residents’ association. </p>

Community unites to claim its voice

<p>The Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government.</p>

Surrey residents ignored in council decision

<p>Roger Dellar’s painting of the Clan Line steam engine marks the last steam train signalled at Haslemere. Now on display at the Haslemere Information Hub</p>

Full steam ahead for Haslemere’s Signal Box revival

<p>Hampshire County Council full council meeting.</p>

'Moaning and groaning' won't stop county restructure

<p>Guildford town centre.</p>

Guildford set for town council to address 'democratic deficit'

<p>This drama workshop was part of the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre creative learning programme</p>

Yvonne Arnaud Theatre welcomed 17,000 more people to shows last year

Audience numbers increased by 17 per cent in 2023/24 compared with the previous 12 months

<p>Tess Godbert</p>

Awards for Worldhams and Hartley Mauditt

<p>Laura McCreadie of Dogs For Autism receives the cheque from Kate Corbin of Styles and Associates</p>

Dogs For Autism receives £2,255 from Styles and Associates of Alton

<p>Herald Digital Archive Project consultant Hilary Roberts speaks during the Writing Memories workshop at the Farnham Literary Festival</p>

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