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<p>The team taking on the banger challenge, from left, Dill, Mike, Robbie , and Pete.</p>

Farnham friends take on banger rally challenge

<p>The sign for Hammer Lane, near Haslemere.</p>

Hammer Lane water woes show no sign of ending

<p>The Mill pub in Haslemere will be the new film hotspot this summer</p>

Haslemere’s The Mill serves up a reel treat

<p>The PGL Adventure Centre in Marchants Hill, Hindhead</p>

Investigation under way into Marchants Hill PGL tree incident

<p>Clare Woodward of Bordon after completing the Verbier Marathon in Switzerland.</p>

Mum completes gruelling Alpine marathon

<p>Planting a tree in the sensory area with pupils Maeve White and Nathaniel St John are, from left, headteacher Richard Mead, East Hampshire MP Damian Hinds, incoming headteacher Stacey Serdet, chair of governors Roisin Pope, Alton Lions Club Santa committee member Marie Spurdle and Alton Lions Club president Paul Taroni.</p>

MP sees headteacher retire as school marks 160th anniversary

<p>Prosper and Liphook FC's Game for Charlie's Promise brought the community together, raising more than £6,100 to support the charity's work tackling knife crime.</p>

Three years after tragedy, Charlie Cosser's legacy is only growing

<p>Hampshire biker Taylor Wilding who died in a motorbike crash.</p>

WATCH: Hampshire family's plea after teen dies in motorcycle crash

<p>Hampshire County Council headquarters.</p>

Children in care numbers steady in Hampshire

<p>Meet the dinosaurs at Birdworld</p>

Dinosaurs invade Birdworld this half-term

<p>Damian Hinds on the terrace at the Houses of Parliament. The Conservative became the MP for East Hampshire 15 years ago this month.</p>

Damian Hinds MP: Countryside is vital to Britain’s future

<p>The TG Jones shop in The Borough, Farnham.</p>

Surrey and Hampshire TG Jones stores face uncertain future

<p>A scene from the Great Farnham Duck Race 2026.</p>

Organisers get ducks in a row for quacking event

<p>Bells Piece Care Home in Farnham will close in November</p>

Farnham care home set to close following downgrade by regulator

<p>Eva Rondeau, 13, with her father, Phil Rondeau, 48, who is living with Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia.</p>

Teen takes on 30-mile trek for blood cancer

<p>Tom and Ben present a cheque for more than £5,000 to F6IT Chair of Trustees George Sobek and interim CEO Anel Van de Merwe after completing their 60km charity run from Godalming to London. Credit: Charterhouse School</p>

Students clock up miles and £5,000 for disability charity

<p>Farnham and Bordon MP Greg Stafford addresses Parliament.</p>

Greg Stafford MP: Poor decisions are hitting families hard

<p>Aria and Jasmine Howells at Serina restaurant in Farnham.</p>

Restaurant offers free children’s meals amid roadworks disruption

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Tindle local newspapers sold, creating a stronger force in UK media

<p>The bee safari is returning to Farnham.</p>

The bees are back in town

<p>Cllr Paul Follows, leader of Waverley Borough Council; Cllr Paul Rivers, portfolio holder for housing (operations and services); Cllr Penny Rivers, mayor of Waverley; Connor Herrington, senior land manager, Miller Homes Southern; David Brown, managing director, Miller Homes Southern; and Liam Spalding, site manager, Miller Homes Southern, launch the new housing at the Deer Park development in Farnham.</p>

Council secures 22 new affordable homes in Farnham development

<p>Kemi Adegboyega behind the counter at Africstore Alton: The Continental.</p>

Couple born in Nigeria open Alton's first African food grocery

<p>The newly refurbished Conifers House School in Midhurst, ready to open its doors to pupils</p>

Midhurst SEN school to open amid growing SEND demand

<p>The brick model of a penguin at Birdworld.</p>

Birdworld unveils brick penguin trail for half term

<p>Residents protesting about Waverley Borough Council's CIL charges.</p>

Waverley CIL processes to face probe

<p>A Bubble Church session at St George's Church, Badshot Lea.</p>

North Farnham church is bubbling over