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

Solar panels generate enough electricity for eight million cuppas

<p>SSEN workers on pylon between Fleet and Aldershot.</p>

Feel the power as upgrade north of Farnham finishes ahead of time

Damian Hinds MP: Digital switchover is still a risk

<p>There’s only so much energy wind turbines and solar panels can generate.</p>

Energy crisis was a close call for Britain

<p>Gwyneth Rushton's living room was illuminated by a candle and a collapsible lantern - yet the television stayed on!</p>

Television by candlelight as Selborne residents tackle power cut

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Drinks are on British Gas after pub gets free electricity

<p>The young badger after being rescued</p>

Young badger freed after being stuck in electricity substation

<p>An empty workshop at Crosby Doors Ltd, then one of Farnham's largest employers</p>

Peeps into the Past: Fifty years since the Three Day Weeks of 1974

<p>Extinction Rebellion protesters outside the Farnham Maltings ahead of Farnborough Airport's consultation drop-in</p>

Letter: No hope of net zero when we keep subsidising the greedy rich

<p>One Planet Brewery is set to open next to the Hogs Back Brewery in Tongham, brewing using 100 per cent solar-generated power</p>

One Planet Brewing Co opens with 100 per cent solar-powered brewing

<p>Tim and Zenny Penycate with a copy of the Farnham Herald's 1987 'Great Storm' edition</p>

Herald Archive prompts memories of baby born during the Great Storm

<p>Chapelcross Nuclear Power Station, Scotland - wikipediacommons: John</p>

Letter: Why sacrificing UK industry and comfort for ideology is insane

<p>From left to right: Cllr Steve Williams and Cllr Mark Merryweather outside Farnham's Memorial Hall</p>

Farnham's Memorial Hall gets a modern energy makeover